Regus The Cosby Building
Be inspired by your beautiful surroundings in the Cosby Building, an outstanding place to work in the heart of Downtown Kansas City. It combines the best features of the 130-year-old former hotel, including cast iron columns and a skylight, with all the modern amenities you need for a productive business. You’re perfectly positioned in a redeveloped district, surrounded by shops, cafes, the public library and art museums, as well as a 10 minute-stroll from live sport and music events at the T-Mobile Center.
Virtual office facilities
Address & mail
- Business address
- Mail handling
Communications
- Call answering
- Local phone number
Workspace access
- Meeting room access
Virtual Offices at The Cosby Building, Kansas City
Give your business a prestigious downtown Kansas City address with a virtual office at The Cosby Building. The package includes a business address, mail handling, call answering, a local phone number and meeting room access for in-person needs. An address in the vibrant downtown core near the Power & Light District adds credibility without renting full-time space. Enquire to choose the plan that suits your business.
Frequently asked questions
It includes a business address, mail handling, call answering, a local phone number and meeting room access.
The address is The Cosby Building, 107 West 9th Street, in downtown Kansas City.
Yes, meeting room access is included so you can meet clients on-site when needed.
Yes, professional call answering and a local phone number are part of the package.
Submit an inquiry and the team will help you choose a suitable plan.
What makes The Cosby Building special
Historic Cosby Building
A restored 130-year-old former hotel with cast iron columns and a skylight.
KC Streetcar access
The streetcar links River Market, Union Station and Crown Center from nearby stops.
Downtown culture
A short stroll from the T-Mobile Center, Kauffman Center and art museums.
How to get there?
The Cosby Building sits at 107 West 9th Street in the heart of downtown Kansas City, a restored 130-year-old former hotel with cast iron columns and a skylight in a redeveloped district full of shops, cafes, the public library and art museums. The KC Streetcar connects the River Market, Union Station and Crown Center, with the Power & Light and Kauffman Center light rail stations and Broadway at 14th bus stops within walking distance. Parking is right beside the building, and the T-Mobile Center for live sport and music is a ten-minute stroll away.
