Question 1

Which cities in China have the most Regus locations?

Accepted Answer

Regus has 230+ locations across China. Shanghai has the most Regus centres with 37, followed by Shenzhen with 21, Beijing with 12, Hangzhou with 10 and Wuhan with 8, with Tianjin, Nanjing, Suzhou and Jinan behind them. A company with teams in more than one Chinese city can keep every office under one operator and one agreement.

Question 2

How much does Regus office space cost in China?

Accepted Answer

Regus office space in China averages CNY 1,386 per desk per month across its private offices, coworking desks and virtual offices. The figure is an average, not a starting price: a private office in central Shanghai or Beijing sits above it, a coworking desk in a second-tier city below it. Each listing shows its own monthly price for direct comparison.

Question 3

Does Regus offer coworking desks in China?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Regus lists 300+ coworking desks across China alongside 2,800+ private offices. A coworking desk suits a freelancer, a consultant or a team of two or three who want a professional base in Shanghai, Shenzhen or Beijing without renting a whole room, and it costs less than the CNY 1,386 per desk monthly average.

Question 4

Does Regus offer virtual offices in China?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Regus lists 460+ virtual office options across China. A virtual office gives a business a registered address at a Regus centre in cities such as Shanghai, Shenzhen or Beijing, with mail handling and access to a desk or meeting room at that centre when needed. It is the lowest-priced Regus product, well below the CNY 1,386 per desk average.

Question 5

What is included in a Regus office in China?

Accepted Answer

Every Regus office and coworking desk in China includes furnished workspace, high-speed internet, utilities and cleaning in the monthly price. Most Regus centres in China also provide 24/7 access, a kitchen, a business phone line and coworking lounge access. Inclusions beyond that vary by centre, and each listing shows what applies at that address.

Question 6

What is the minimum contract for a Regus office in China?

Accepted Answer

Terms on Regus workspace in China are flexible, from a single month to 12, 24 months or longer. A short term suits a company testing a new city; a longer term usually brings a lower monthly rate. Notice periods and cancellation follow the agreement signed with the individual centre, so check the term and notice clause before committing.

Question 7

Is Regus a good option for a foreign company opening in China?

Accepted Answer

Regus is widely used by foreign companies entering China because a private office or virtual office at one of its 230+ centres provides a registered business address and a furnished, staffed workspace without a long lease. With 37 centres in Shanghai and 21 in Shenzhen, a company can open in the main commercial hubs on a monthly term and expand as the local team grows.

Question 8

What is Regus, and who owns it?

Accepted Answer

Regus is a flexible workspace operator founded in 1989 and owned by IWG plc, the group that also runs Spaces and HQ. In China Regus operates 230+ business centres offering private offices, coworking desks and virtual offices on flexible terms, with 3,600+ offices and desks listed across the country on Office Hub.

Question 9

Can I book a Regus meeting room in China by the hour?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Regus centres in China have meeting rooms that can be booked by the hour or the day directly with the centre, and most centres include meeting room access for private office and coworking customers. The office and desk listings compared here show whether meeting room access is part of the monthly price at that address.

Question 10

Does Regus have offices in Shanghai's main business districts?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Regus has 37 centres in Shanghai, the most of any city in China, spread across Huangpu, Jing'an, Xuhui, Changning, Pudong and Minhang. That spread means a business can choose a centre close to its clients rather than a single address, and take a coworking desk, a private office or a virtual office at whichever suits.

Question 11

How much is The Executive Centre office space in China?

Accepted Answer

Across the The Executive Centre offices listed in China, the average is CNY 4,190 per desk per month. It is an average, not a starting price: a private office in Chaoyang costs more and a shared desk less, with team size moving it either way. Each listing shows its own monthly price so two options can be compared side by side.

Question 12

Where are the The Executive Centre centres in China?

Accepted Answer

The Executive Centre has 40+ locations across China, led by Chaoyang with 6, Shenzhen with 5, Shanghai with 5, with Chengdu, Heping and Yuzhong behind them. A business with staff in more than one of those cities can put them all under one operator and one agreement rather than negotiating separately in each.

Question 13

Can I rent a single coworking desk at The Executive Centre in China?

Accepted Answer

Yes. The Executive Centre lists 60+ coworking desks across China, alongside its private offices. Coworking desks are the lowest-cost way into a The Executive Centre building, and suit solo workers and small teams, and they sit below the CNY 4,190 per desk monthly average. A team can move into a private office in the same building as it grows.

Question 14

Does The Executive Centre offer virtual offices in China?

Accepted Answer

Yes. The Executive Centre lists 11 virtual office options across China. A virtual office gives a business a professional address at a The Executive Centre centre, with mail handling and the option to book a desk or meeting room there when one is needed. It is the lowest-priced product in the range and sits well below the CNY 4,190 per desk monthly average for physical space.

Question 15

What is a The Executive Centre private office, and what does it include?

Accepted Answer

The Executive Centre lists 120+ private offices across China, from rooms for one or two people up to space for larger teams. It gives a team a door that locks and its own space, furnished and serviced, on one monthly payment rather than a fit-out project. Terms run from a single month to 12, 24 months or longer.

Question 16

Are internet and utilities included at The Executive Centre in China?

Accepted Answer

Every The Executive Centre office and desk listed in China includes furnished workspace, high-speed internet, utilities and cleaning in the monthly price, so a team can move in and work on the first day. Most The Executive Centre buildings also offer 24/7 access, a kitchen and meeting room access. What is included beyond that varies by building, and each listing shows what applies at that address.

Question 17

What is the minimum contract for a The Executive Centre office in China?

Accepted Answer

Terms on The Executive Centre workspace in China are flexible, running from a single month to 12, 24 months or longer. A month-to-month agreement suits a team testing a city or a size; committing for a year or more usually reduces the monthly rate. Notice periods and cancellation follow the agreement signed for that building, so check the term and notice clause before committing.

Question 18

Does The Executive Centre have offices in Chaoyang?

Accepted Answer

The Executive Centre has 6 centres in Chaoyang, its largest concentration in China, with more in Shenzhen, Shanghai and Chengdu. Across China there are 40+ The Executive Centre locations and 200+ listings, so most teams can find a building within reach of their clients or their commute.

Question 19

Can a team start small at The Executive Centre and take more space later?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Across its 40+ locations in China, The Executive Centre lists everything from a coworking desk up to a larger private office, so a business can start with what it needs now and move up in the same building as headcount grows. Terms from a single month to 12, 24 months or longer mean the step up does not require a new search or a new lease.

Question 20

Is The Executive Centre a practical option for a company opening its first office in China?

Accepted Answer

The Executive Centre suits a company entering China because a furnished, serviced office at one of its 40+ locations comes with internet, utilities and cleaning included and a term as short as a single month. With buildings in Chaoyang, Shenzhen and Shanghai among other cities, a business can open where its clients are and expand once the local team settles.

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