Offices for rent in Castellana, Madrid

Reasons to Rent Offices in Castellana

Office rental in Castellana is an excellent alternative for companies looking to set up and grow their business in the financial center of Madrid.

Today, the Paseo de la Castellana axis houses the most emblematic office buildings in the capital, and in its more than 6 kilometers of length we can find all kinds of buildings: from classic palaces (built between the end of the 19th century and the beginning of the 20th century) to modern skyscrapers. Castellana is also home to numerous shopping centers, museums, monuments, and even a large football stadium.

For this and other reasons, it is becoming one of the most attractive districts for multinationals, consulting firms, and law firms.

Furthermore, it should be noted that with the expansion projects for Paseo de la Castellana, this area (which is already important in the business world) is going to gain even more value... which will encourage companies (large, medium, and small) to continue choosing the Castellana area as the location for their corporate headquarters or offices.

Main Office Rental Areas in Castellana

The real estate and urban planning needs of companies have undergone a profound transformation in recent years. So much so that, nowadays, what companies are looking for are cutting-edge buildings (from a technological but also environmental point of view) that are located in good locations, because this fact facilitates the attraction of talent.

Today, there is a great demand for office rentals in the AZCA complex, located between the Santiago Bernabéu - Nuevos Ministerios metro stations, and considered the financial heart (Central Business District or CBD) of the city. Here we find the largest concentration of offices, shops and restaurants in Madrid.

But also within the Castellana district, there are companies interested in renting offices and spaces in the surrounding areas: Paseo de la Habana, Bravo Murillo, Tetuán, Cuatro Caminos, Orense, Cuzco, Gregorio Marañón, Paseo del Prado, Paseo de Recoletos, and other nearby areas such as office rental in Chamartin.

Buildings on Paseo de la Castellana

Paseo de la Castellana is one of the main avenues in Madrid, and runs through the city from Plaza de Colón, in the center, to the Nudo Norte and the Chamartín.

Some emblematic places and buildings (old and new) in the La Castellana area are:

• The Palace of the Marquis of Villamejor.
• The Houses of the Marchioness of Puente and Sotomayor.
• The Guillermina de la Paz Church (also known as the German-Speaking Evangelical Church).
• The Palace of the Marquis of Fontalba (current headquarters of the State Attorney General's Office).
• The German Embassy.
• The Columbus Towers.
• The Hard Rock Café or Platea Madrid restaurants.
• The ABC Serrano shopping center.
• The Tatel restaurant.
• The Public Art Museum of Madrid.
• El Palacete by Eduardo Adcoch.
• Doctor Marañón Square (Gregorio Marañón).
• The Hotel Miguel Ángel.
• San Juan de la Cruz Square.
• The sculpture of The Hand (by Fernando Botero).
• The La Caixa building.
• The Museum of Natural Sciences (which occupies the Palace of Arts and Industry).
• The Monument to the Constitution.
• The Ministry of Labor.
• The Ministry of Public Works.
• The Castellana 81 Building (formerly the BBVA Tower or the Banco de Bilbao Tower).
• The AZCA financial center: a large commercial and office block, which houses the well-known Picasso Tower, the Europa Tower, the BBVA Tower, and the Mahou, Torre Titania (built on the ruins of the burned-down Windsor building), one of the largest branches of El Corte Inglés, the Moda Shopping center, a good handful of restaurants and other establishments such as Bingo Canoe.
• The Conference Center.
• The Santiago Bernabéu football stadium, home to Real Madrid.
• The Zen Market, one of the most famous Asian restaurants in the capital.
• Plaza de Cuzco, home to the Ministry of Industry and the AC Cuzco Hotel.
• The Castellana 200 Shopping Center.
• The Arte Canal Exhibition Center.
• Plaza de Castilla, with its famous KIO Towers (Puerta de Europa I) and its famous Obelisk or Calatrava Column.
• The Cuatro Torres Business Area (CTBA) business park, which currently has the following skyscrapers: Torre Cepsa, Torre de Cristal (the tallest in Spain and home to the consulting firm KPMG), Torre Espacio, and Torre PwC (home to the luxury hotel Eurostars Madrid Tower). But we will soon be able to see a Fifth Tower in the complex, still under construction, which will be named Caleido.
• La Paz Hospital, which is one of the most reputable hospitals in Spain and is very close to the CTBA buildings.

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