coworking space in netaji subhash place (2026)

tldr: listed per-seat rates for a coworking space in nsp run from around rs 5,999 a month at the cheapest local operators up to rs 18,499 at regus in klj tower north, all before 18% gst. the honest middle is rs 7,000 to rs 10,000 for a dedicated desk, with galaxy cowork at itl twin towers listed around rs 7,000, the office pass in best sky tower from around rs 7,000, co-offiz at hb twin tower around rs 9,499 and work exchange around rs 10,500. if you need a desk fewer than eight or ten days a month, buy day passes at around rs 500 a day instead and keep your deposit.

netaji subhash place is one of the few places in delhi where flexible office space is genuinely cheap and genuinely well connected at the same time. the wazirpur district centre is a dense block of glass towers, hb twin tower, ndm 1 and ndm 2, best sky tower, itl twin towers, rg trade tower, klj tower north, sitting on an interchange between the red line and the pink line, which means you can reach it from rohini, dilshad garden, lajpat nagar and mayur vihar without changing at rajiv chowk. the red line platforms have been open since 2004 and the pink line since 2018. first train 5:10am, last 11:10pm. that combination of rs 7,000 desks and two metro lines is the whole argument for nsp.

it is worth saying plainly that almost every other page ranking for this search has money riding on your click. the operators run their own “best coworking in nsp” lists with themselves at number one. the marketplaces, gofloaters, myhq, qdesq, cofynd, flexospaces, the office address, earn a lead fee or commission on every enquiry, so their ordering follows inventory and payout rather than value. several of them are excellent price databases, which is exactly how this page uses them, but none of them is going to tell you that in nsp a day pass beats a membership for most freelancers. it usually does.

the other thing to know before you start calling: the listings are messy here. the same centre is quoted at four different prices across four platforms, “nsp” and “pitampura” are used interchangeably even when the address is a kilometre apart, and a handful of brands run two or three numbered centres in the same pocket at different rates. fume coworking alone shows up as 1.0, 2.0 and 3.0 at rates from around rs 7,499 to rs 14,999. assume the number you see online is a starting point for a negotiation, not a rack rate. if you are comparing nsp against the rest of the city rather than against itself, the delhi coworking overview and the wider coworking section cover the other markets at the same level of detail.

the quick comparison

listed rates, checked oct 2026, taken from operator sites and the aggregators. per seat per month, before 18% gst unless noted.

the rs 6,000 to rs 7,500 tier, where nsp actually earns its reputation

this is the band that makes nsp worth searching for. aggregator listings show daftar cowork from around rs 5,999 a seat, talent4assure desks from around rs 5,000 with private offices from around rs 6,000 a seat, cosphere spaces at around rs 6,499 for a dedicated desk, and workly in the ndm 1 building from around rs 6,500. myhq’s own area average of roughly rs 7,500 a seat tells you this tier is not an outlier, it is the market.

the catch is transparency. these are the centres with one or two listings each, no published rate card, no photographs you can date, and no google review count you can lean on. that does not mean they are bad, it means the price is a quote rather than a rate, and the thing you are buying is unverified. if you are taking one or two desks, visit, sit for twenty minutes, check whether the ac is actually running and whether the “power backup” is a dg set or an inverter, and ask what happens at 7pm. north-west delhi centres in this bracket often run shorter hours than the website implies.

galaxy cowork at itl twin towers is the one i would look at first in this band, mostly because it publishes its own numbers rather than leaving them to aggregators: around rs 7,000 a month plus gst for an open seat, around rs 7,500 plus gst for a private cabin seat, a day pass at around rs 500 plus gst, meeting rooms at around rs 600 an hour for four to five seats and around rs 1,000 an hour for the eight to ten seater, and a virtual office at around rs 30,000 a year. qdesq quotes it higher, from around rs 8,000 for a dedicated desk, which is the usual aggregator markup. a one-day free trial is advertised, and you should take it.

verdict: 7.5/10 for galaxy cowork on published price and honesty, lower for the rest of this tier until you have seen the floor.

the rs 7,500 to rs 10,500 middle

this is where most teams of three to fifteen end up. martini spaces at best business park is listed around rs 7,499 and openly negotiable. asc co-work in rg trade tower shows around rs 7,999. fume coworking is listed from around rs 7,499 to rs 8,000 for desks and around rs 9,000 for a private office on qdesq, with cofynd quoting its three centres at around rs 8,999, rs 9,499 and rs 14,999 respectively, so you have to name the exact centre when you call. our offices coworking shows desks from around rs 8,000. skootr at ndm-2, fifteenth floor, is listed from around rs 9,000 with a managed-office pitch, reception, business concierge, 24x7 power backup.

work exchange sits at the top of this band and is the most clearly documented. gofloaters lists its pitampura centre at around rs 10,500 a month for an open desk, around rs 800 a day plus gst for a day pass, private cabins from around rs 11,000, a four-seater meeting room at around rs 600 an hour and six and eight seater conference rooms at around rs 1,000 an hour. cofynd quotes the same brand at around rs 9,999 and gives it the highest listing score in nsp. the thing that would stop me: the listed hours are monday to saturday, 9am to 8pm, closed sunday. if your work has any evening or weekend shape to it, that is a hard constraint, not a footnote.

verdict: 7/10. good rates, real meeting-room pricing, restrictive hours.

co offiz nsp, the name everyone searches

“co offiz nsp” gets searched more than the generic term, which tells you the brand has done its marketing properly. the centre is on the eighth floor of hb twin tower, the max hospital building, in nsp pitampura 110034, a walk from the metro, with roughly 450 seats. that scale is unusual for nsp and it is the main reason to consider it: at 450 seats you get real meeting rooms, real reception cover and a reasonable chance of a cabin being free when you need to grow.

co-offiz publishes its own rate card, which i appreciate. as listed in october 2026: day pass around rs 500, a 15-day plan around rs 7,599, open seat around rs 9,499 a month, cabin space around rs 9,999 a seat, single-seater cabin around rs 16,999, two-seater cabin around rs 25,999, all plus 18% gst. amenities listed include unlimited tea and coffee, a shared printer, reception, business address registration, pedestal drawers on cabin plans and conference room access with a projector on dedicated cabin plans.

now the honest bit. at rs 9,499 for an open seat, co-offiz is roughly rs 2,500 a month above the nsp average for what is functionally the same chair, and the aggregators disagree with the operator by a wide margin: myhq quotes around rs 9,499 for a dedicated desk and rs 11,499 a seat for a four-seater cabin, cofynd starts at around rs 8,999, bisdesk shows a fixed desk at around rs 9,000, a private office at around rs 17,000 and meeting rooms at around rs 1,500 an hour, and other listings show open seats from around rs 8,500. one listing shows a security deposit of around rs 28,500 a seat against rs 9,500 a month, which is three months. that is a meaningful difference in cash out the door. ask for the current rate card in writing, ask what the deposit actually is, and use the lower aggregator quotes as leverage.

verdict: 7.5/10 if you need the scale, the meeting rooms and a registered business address. 6/10 if you are one person who just needs a desk, because galaxy cowork or the budget tier gets you that for rs 2,000 to rs 2,500 less.

the premium end, and why i would not buy it here

regus at klj tower north, second floor, b-5 district centre, is listed at around rs 18,499 a desk a month on myhq and around rs 19,399 a seat for a private cabin, with other platforms quoting it between roughly rs 17,000 and rs 21,990. hot desks are listed around rs 2,990 a day and meeting rooms around rs 1,190 to rs 1,350 an hour. no lock-in and a one-month deposit are the genuine advantages.

that is roughly two and a half times the nsp average for a desk, in a market whose entire selling point is that it is cheap. you are paying for the regus name on the reception wall and global network access. if your business needs that specific brand signal in front of visiting clients, fine, it is the only operator in nsp that offers it. for everyone else it is the single most overpriced seat in the district centre, and i would not sign it. if your budget is genuinely in that range, awfis at ambience tower in shalimar bagh, seventh floor, is listed around rs 11,000 a desk with cabins at rs 11,000 to rs 12,000 a seat, day passes around rs 300 to rs 350 and meeting rooms at around rs 1,000 an hour for four seats, which is a far better use of rs 11,000 than rs 18,499 is of rs 18,499. it is a short drive out of nsp proper.

verdict: regus klj tower 4/10 on value. awfis shalimar bagh 7.5/10 if you want a chain.

day passes, which most people searching this should buy instead

nsp has unusually good day-pass coverage, and the direct rates beat the marketplaces. co-offiz nsp and galaxy cowork both list around rs 500 a day plus 18% gst if you book direct. fume coworking shows from around rs 600 a day on qdesq, with its pitampura centre at around rs 700. kpaarr spaces at gditl a-09 is listed on myhq at 350 credits a day with 10am to 7pm access. gofloaters lists work exchange in pitampura at around rs 800 a day plus gst, which works out near rs 944 all in, so book that one direct if you can.

do the arithmetic before you sign anything. at rs 500 a day, ten desk-days cost rs 5,000, which is less than almost every monthly rate in this article and carries no deposit, no lock-in and no gst-on-a-deposit problem. a day pass is eight hours inside the centre’s opening hours, so it is not a substitute for a real office, but for a freelancer, a consultant between client sites, or someone who works from home three days a week, it is the correct purchase. the same logic applies across the city and is laid out in the rohini coworking guide and the west delhi roundup.

what the listed price leaves out

gst. 18% on top of every number above. rs 9,499 is rs 11,209. budget for it from the start.

deposit. one month is the floor, two is common, and at least one nsp listing shows three months per seat, around rs 28,500 against a rs 9,500 desk. for a five-person team that is up to rs 1.4 lakh sitting with an operator. ask how it is refunded and over how many days.

meeting rooms past the free allowance. this is where nsp quietly gets expensive, because meeting-room pricing here is not cheap even when desks are. published hourly rates in the area run around rs 600 for a four to five seater and around rs 1,000 for an eight to ten seater, with bisdesk showing rs 1,500 an hour at co-offiz and regus at around rs 1,190 to rs 1,350. if you take four client meetings a week, that is a second rent line.

parking. the honest biggest hidden cost in the wazirpur district centre. nsp has traffic congestion at both peaks, very little free parking, and the metro station lot, one of the largest in north delhi, is paid and not cheap. “dedicated car and two-wheeler parking” appears on several nsp amenity lists, but confirm whether that means a reserved bay included in your rate or a paid pass with a waiting list. if you are driving in daily, assume a real monthly number on top of rent.

hours and sunday access. several nsp centres list 9am to 8pm, monday to saturday, closed sunday. after-hours access is a plan upgrade or simply unavailable. if you work with us or uk clients, ask this question first, not last.

lock-in. the sharpest rates in the area generally assume eleven or twelve months. the lower listed figures and the no-lock-in figures are rarely the same figure.

the final word

if you want the best value in nsp and you can accept thin documentation, look at galaxy cowork at itl twin towers at around rs 7,000 a seat plus gst, take the free trial day, and negotiate. it publishes its own prices, it is a walk from the metro, and its meeting-room rates are reasonable.

if you need scale, a registered business address, proper reception cover and cabins you can grow into, co-offiz at hb twin tower is the sensible pick at around rs 9,499 an open seat, as long as you get the rate card and the deposit confirmed in writing and use the lower aggregator quotes as leverage. it is not the bargain of the area, but it is the most substantial space in it.

if you specifically want a chain with consistent standards, go to awfis at ambience tower in shalimar bagh at around rs 11,000 rather than paying rs 18,499 at regus in klj tower north. nsp does not reward premium spending.

and if you need a desk fewer than eight or ten days a month, do not buy a membership at all. book day passes at around rs 500 a day direct with co-offiz or galaxy cowork, or through gofloaters, myhq and qdesq where the convenience is worth the markup, and spend the deposit money on something that compounds. the same applies if you are commuting in from across the river or from the east, where noida and gurgaon have their own cheaper pockets, and the broader coworking index is the faster way to compare markets. if you do end up in nsp full time, the food situation around the district centre is mall-heavy and fine rather than good, which is why plenty of people here still plan client lunches around connaught place restaurants twenty-five minutes down the yellow line.

all figures above are listed operator and marketplace rates checked october 2026, before 18% gst, and nsp listings drift more than most. confirm the current rate, the deposit, the lock-in and the parking arrangement directly with the centre before you sign anything.