coworking space in preet vihar (2026)

tldr: a coworking desk inside preet vihar lists between roughly rs 5,500 and rs 9,000 a month, and co-offiz on vikas marg is the only centre here with real published pricing and volume of reviews behind it: around rs 6,499 for an open seat and rs 6,999 for a cabin seat, plus gst, with a rs 500 day pass. no national brand operates in preet vihar, so floors are small and most close by 6 or 7 pm. if you need a desk fewer than about eight to ten days a month, buy day passes through gofloaters or myhq instead and sign nothing.

preet vihar is not an office district and nobody should pretend it is. it is a residential and retail stretch of east delhi hung off vikas marg, with the blue line running underneath it and karkardooma, nirman vihar and laxmi nagar one or two stops away in either direction. the coworking supply reflects that exactly: a small number of independent floors on upper storeys of commercial buildings, between thirty and eighty seats each, nearly all run as single-centre operations or tiny regional chains. there is no wework here, no awfis, no 91springboard. that is the first thing worth knowing because it sets both the price and the ceiling on what you can expect.

worth saying plainly before the numbers: almost every page that ranks for “coworking space in preet vihar” is either an operator’s own website or a marketplace that earns a commission the moment you book a tour. that is why none of them point out that most of these centres shut at 6 pm, or that the same co-offiz desk is listed at rs 5,500 on qdesq and rs 7,999 on cofynd, or that a majority of people typing this phrase would be better served by a day pass than a monthly seat. the rates below come from those same listings, because that is where live pricing actually sits. the judgement is ours. nobody from this site has worked a day in any of these chairs, and we have no commercial relationship with any operator named here.

the second thing to get straight is the sub-area, because east delhi distances are deceptive. preet vihar proper, the pocket around park end and the metro station on vikas marg, is where co-offiz and wolve sit and it is the most convenient cluster. karkardooma, one stop east, has cocoweave, hustle cowork and t-wrks and the benefit of a blue line to pink line interchange. laxmi nagar, one stop west, is where the cheapest desks in east delhi are listed and also the most chaotic streets and the thinnest published information. nirman vihar sits between preet vihar and laxmi nagar with cloudspace and thrive. if you are weighing east delhi against the rest of the city, our delhi coworking roundup covers the branded supply this side of the yamuna simply does not have.

the quick comparison

listed operator and marketplace rates, checked oct 2026. gst is on top unless a listing states otherwise, and every one of these quotes is negotiable in practice. where platforms disagree, both ends are shown, because the size of the disagreement tells you how firm the price actually is.

co-offiz: the default, and the only one with real depth behind it

if you searched this phrase, co-offiz is almost certainly what you found, and for once the ranking matches reality. the centre is at building no 5, park end, vikas marg, preet vihar 110092, across the ground and second floors, and the operator states preet vihar metro station is 300 metres away. that is the single most useful fact on this page. almost nothing else in east delhi is a genuine five-minute walk from a blue line platform.

the published pricing is unusually clear for an independent operator. its own site lists a day pass at rs 500 plus 18 percent gst, a 15-day plan at around rs 5,499 a month plus gst, an open seat at around rs 6,499 a month plus gst, a cabin space seat at around rs 6,999 a month plus gst, and a two-seater private cabin at around rs 15,999 plus gst. elsewhere the operator describes private cabin space starting from around rs 7,000 a seat, with two, three, five and ten seat cabins available at this centre. coworkingcafe lists broadly the same picture with a dedicated desk near rs 7,000, a coworking membership near rs 6,500, a private office near rs 16,000 and a virtual office near rs 6,500.

then the aggregators disagree with each other and with the operator. qdesq shows rs 5,500 a desk a month. myhq shows rs 6,999 a desk a month. cofynd shows rs 7,999. flexospaces shows desks at rs 7,000 and private office at rs 9,000 a seat. letmeseat shows “from rs 6,500”. that is a spread of nearly 45 percent on the same floor, which is your signal to phone the centre directly and treat every number on every platform as an opening position rather than a price.

on scale and reviews: coworkingers lists around 38 shared desk seats, private cabins up to seven seats and a seven-seat meeting room, which makes this a small floor by any branded standard. letmeseat shows an aggregate score equivalent to roughly 9.2/10 across 276 approved reviews, which is a large enough sample to mean something, unlike the two-and-three-review listings that litter these platforms. hours are where it gets less appealing: coworkingcafe lists monday to saturday 9 am to 6 pm, and qdesq shows 9 am to 7 pm on weekdays and saturday with sunday closed. if you work evenings or need weekend access, this is not your centre and no amount of negotiating will change it.

co-offiz also runs centres at netaji subhash place, janakpuri, noida sector 63, noida sector 3 and gurgaon sector 58, so if your work pulls you across the city, ask about multi-centre access before you sign a single-site plan. the janakpuri centre in particular shows up in our west delhi coworking guide territory, and nsp sits in the north delhi cluster.

verdict: 7.5/10. at the operator’s own rs 6,499 open seat plus gst, 300 metres from a blue line station, with 276 reviews behind it and published cabin rates, this is the sanest monthly buy in preet vihar and the only one here we would recommend without hedging. the 6 pm closing time and the small floor are the real costs. if the quote comes back above rs 7,500 for an open seat, push back and cite the qdesq listing.

the rest of preet vihar proper: wolve, cloudspace, bull brothers

wolve workspaces at c-58 preet vihar is the one other name that appears consistently inside preet vihar itself, listed around rs 6,500 a month on coworkingers. beyond the rate and the address, the published information is close to nothing. no seat count, no day pass, no meaningful review volume, no amenity list worth printing. that is not an accusation, it is a documentation problem, and it means you cannot judge it from a screen.

cloudspace coworking appears on both preet vihar and nirman vihar listings and is the priciest thing in the immediate area: around rs 7,999 a month on cofynd and from around rs 9,000 on myhq. flexospaces shows a cloudspace nirman vihar private office at around rs 20,000, which almost certainly describes a whole cabin rather than a per-seat rate, and the fact that we cannot tell from the listing is itself the problem. at rs 8,000 to rs 9,000 you are paying a premium in a market where the strongest centre in the area lists at rs 6,499, so the floor needs to visibly justify the gap.

bull brothers, listed on qdesq at around rs 7,500 a desk near preet vihar metro station, is in similar shape: good location line, thin everything else.

verdict: 6/10 for all three, provisionally. all are plausible if you walk in, the floor looks right and the quote lands near the listed number. none has enough published substance to commit money to from a search result, and cloudspace specifically needs to explain why it costs 30 percent more than co-offiz for a less metro-convenient address.

the karkardooma cluster: cocoweave, t-wrks, hustle, bright vibes

one stop east and the options widen, with a real advantage attached: karkardooma is a blue line and pink line interchange, which makes it noticeably better connected than preet vihar if your clients or team come from south or north delhi.

cocoweave work cafe at 11 hargobind enclave is the most transparent operator in east delhi on the things that usually cost you money later. its own site lists a dedicated desk at around rs 6,000 a month, a private office at around rs 21,500, a virtual office at around rs 50,000 a year, meeting rooms at around rs 500 an hour, conference rooms at around rs 1,200 an hour, training rooms at around rs 8,000 for four hours and rs 16,000 for eight, and claims operation 365 days with cancel-anytime terms. myhq shows dedicated desks from rs 6,249 and four-seater cabins from rs 7,499; qdesq shows rs 6,200; cofynd shows rs 5,999. that is a tight cluster of numbers, which is a good sign. reception support is listed as 9:30 to 5:30 on weekdays only, so the 365-day claim means door access, not staffed hours.

t-wrks in the same hargobind enclave pocket is the top of the east delhi desk market, listed from around rs 7,999 on myhq and around rs 8,499 on cofynd, with virtual office plans alongside. hustle cowork near karkardooma metro is the opposite end at around rs 5,500 a desk on qdesq. the bright vibes coworking in dayanand vihar is listed around rs 7,500 on qdesq with little review history yet.

verdict: cocoweave 7/10. the published meeting room and training room rates are worth more than they look, because metered rooms are where east delhi quotes quietly inflate, and a space that prints them is a space arguing less with you later. hustle cowork 6.5/10 on price alone if the floor checks out. t-wrks 6/10, because at rs 8,000 plus you are in the range where you should be looking at south delhi or a branded centre instead of a karkardooma independent.

the laxmi nagar and nirman vihar budget belt

if the number matters more than the postcode, go one stop west. cofynd lists wbb office in laxmi nagar near rs 4,999 and office on near rs 5,999. qdesq shows sigmways near the dda building at around rs 4,500 a desk and skbd associate near v3s mall at around rs 4,999, plus virtual vibe office hub near g block at around rs 7,000. thrive coworking in nirman vihar’s veer savarkar block sits at around rs 5,999 on both coworkingers and cofynd, and is the closest genuinely cheap desk to preet vihar.

myhq’s own east delhi page puts the band at rs 5,000 to rs 30,000 for a monthly fixed desk, which is a wide enough range to be useless as guidance but does confirm rs 5,000 as a realistic floor rather than a teaser.

the honest caveat: at rs 4,500 to rs 5,000 in laxmi nagar you are usually buying a room above retail with a handful of desks, patchy power backup and no meeting room you would put a client in. the street access around laxmi nagar and v3s is also genuinely difficult at peak hours in a way a map does not convey. the saving over co-offiz is about rs 1,500 to rs 2,000 a month. decide whether that is worth the difference in building and the extra ten minutes of commute friction, because for most people it is not.

verdict: 5.5/10 as a category. real money saved, real trade-offs, and too little published detail on any single name to pick a winner from a screen. inspect before you pay, and never pay a deposit on a floor you have not stood in.

what the listed price leaves out

every number above is a headline rate. the invoice is a different document, and in east delhi the gap is usually between rs 1,500 and rs 3,500 a month on a single seat.

gst. co-offiz states 18 percent on top, explicitly, on its own pricing. most listings here quote pre-tax. an rs 6,499 open seat is around rs 7,669 once gst lands, and an rs 500 day pass is rs 590. if a quote does not say “plus gst”, get it in writing which way it goes.

security deposit. one to two months is standard across independent delhi centres. nobody in preet vihar publishes it on the website. on an rs 7,000 seat that is rs 7,000 to rs 14,000 of your cash parked with a single-centre operator, which is a different risk profile from parking it with a national chain. ask about the refund timeline and what counts as a deduction, in writing.

meeting rooms. this is where quotes inflate quietly. cocoweave publishes rs 500 an hour for a meeting room and rs 1,200 an hour for a conference room, which is a fair benchmark for the area. co-offiz describes on-demand meeting room access and conference room access bundled into some plans, but “access” and “included hours” are not the same thing. if you take more than two client calls a week in a room, get an included-hours number before you sign, not after.

hours and after-hours access. this is the biggest hidden cost in preet vihar and it is not financial. a 9 to 6 or 9 to 7 centre with sunday closed is a different product from the 24/7 floors you would get in connaught place or gurgaon. if you work with us or europe clients, confirm whether you get a door code or whether the shutter comes down with the receptionist.

parking. myhq lists easy car parking at co-offiz, which is more than most east delhi listings claim. elsewhere, assume street parking on vikas marg or near karkardooma, assume it is contested, and assume a monthly charge if a basement slot is offered at all.

printing, lockers and the small stuff. printers are usually shared and metered past a page allowance. lockers are frequently an add-on. tea and coffee are genuinely unlimited at co-offiz per its own listing, which is not universal.

the final word

if you want a monthly seat in preet vihar, co-offiz is the answer and the rest of this page is context. the operator’s own rs 6,499 open seat plus gst, 300 metres from preet vihar metro, with published cabin rates and 276 reviews behind it, is the only option here with enough substance to commit to from a distance. if you need a lockable cabin, its rs 6,999 a seat or around rs 15,999 for a two-seater is reasonable for the area. negotiate against the rs 5,500 qdesq listing.

if you only need half a month, take the 15-day plan at around rs 5,499 plus gst rather than a full seat, and if your work spills into evenings or weekends, accept now that preet vihar cannot serve you and look at a 24/7 branded floor elsewhere in the city instead.

if price is the only variable, cocoweave at karkardooma at around rs 6,000 to rs 6,249 is better documented than anything in laxmi nagar and publishes its meeting room rates, which makes it the smarter cheap choice than a rs 4,500 room nobody has reviewed. if you need an address that impresses, nothing in east delhi does that, and you should be reading our connaught place guide or comparing against rohini’s independents and the rest of our delhi coworking coverage before you pay a preet vihar premium for a building that will not help you.

and here is the part the operator pages and the marketplaces will not tell you: if you need a desk fewer than about eight to ten days a month, do not buy a monthly seat at all. a rs 6,499 plus gst membership used nine days a month costs you over rs 850 a desk-day. co-offiz lists a rs 500 day pass directly, and myhq has listed the same centre on a flexi pass at around rs 200 a day, which is the cheapest legitimate route into a preet vihar desk by a wide margin. buy passes through gofloaters or myhq, pay nothing in deposit, keep the flexibility to work from karkardooma one day and nirman vihar the next, and revisit a monthly plan only when you are genuinely showing up fifteen-plus days a month. the same arithmetic applies across the city, which is why it runs through nearly everything in our coworking section.

all rates above are listed operator and marketplace rates checked october 2026, not negotiated quotes, and several are in open disagreement with each other on the same floor. gst is extra almost everywhere. confirm the seat rate, the deposit, the included meeting room hours and the actual closing time in writing before you sign anything.