One Beacon Street

Position your company in a central business location in the former Leverett Saltonstall Building. Beacon Hill at 100 Cambridge Street is a distinctive high-rise building in the prominent government district adjacent to City Hall, courthouses and the Massachusetts State House. Welcome clients into the impressive glass entrance while the large windows provide plenty of natural light to help you work. Step outside and you're in easy reach of shops, restaurants and amenities in the Charles River Plaza shopping center.

Inside 33 Arch Street, WeWork delivers a sleek, focused workspace perched above the city. Finished in 2004, this 33-storey tower spans several floors of flexible offices, meeting rooms, and lounges that make it easy to settle in for quiet work or connect with your team. Host client sessions in the dedicated event space, reset in the wellness room, or grab a breather in the café. With a new parent’s room and building credentials that include LEED Gold, WiredScore Platinum, and BOMA 360, the day-to-day experience feels streamlined and thoughtfully supported. 33 Arch Street with WeWork also places you in a prime office space near South Station in Boston’s energetic downtown core—an ideal spot if you want to stay close to both the Financial District and Boston Common. Clients and teams can reach you easily via multiple MBTA subway lines, with South Station just a short walk away and plenty of nearby bus routes. You’re also a quick walk from Quincy Market, Post Office Square, standout dining, and essential business services, which makes this location especially convenient for meetings, networking, and everyday productivity.

Position your business for growth in this vibrant commuter hub in central Boston. Canal Street's North Station neighborhood is one of the fastest growing areas in the city and an up-and-coming place to do business. The distinctive building combines elegant, traditional architecture with modern features while a state-of-the-art video conferencing studio and underground parking means it's easy to stay connected. And when you step away from your desk, the historic Faneuil Hall market is right on the doorstep.

In Boston’s vibrant Back Bay neighborhood, you can establish a great business presence from our professional workspace on the corner of Newbury Street and Massachusetts Avenue. Our tech-powered 361 Newbury Street center is situated in a prominent five-story building among eight blocks of popular retailers and chic eateries such as Urban Outfitters and Sonsie restaurant. This premier location is accessible by car via I-90 or by light rail, both just minutes away. From the center, you’ll have easy access to almost every amenity imaginable. Trendy boutiques, galleries, nightlife, and stunning Victorian brownstone homes line each street. You’ll also find high-end retailers nearby, like Saks Fifth Avenue at the upscale Prudential Center.

At 200 Portland Street, WeWork brings fresh energy to a 1988 building that was carefully renovated in 2017, creating a workspace that feels equal parts refined and easygoing. Spanning four floors, the layout includes private offices, open lounges, and well-appointed meeting rooms, so you can move smoothly from heads-down work to quick team catch-ups. Exposed beams, brick accents, and bright, gallery-style walls set an industrial-chic tone, layered with custom art and a few neon details for extra character. Community pantries, comfortable table seating, and a snug library area help the day feel both productive and genuinely welcoming. WeWork 200 Portland Street also offers a prime Boston North End address, right near TD Garden and just steps from North Station with MBTA Orange and Green Lines, Commuter Rail, and Amtrak service close at hand. Clients and coworkers can easily walk to the historic North End, Haymarket, and Faneuil Hall, with plenty of dining nearby for lunch breaks or after-work plans. It’s a smart pick if you’re looking for office space for rent near TD Garden, with nearby parking garages and straightforward access to I-93 for regional commuters.