What Premium Coworking Spaces Suit 20–50 Person Teams in Australia?
Hub Australia is one of the country’s largest privately-owned flexible workspace networks, and it’s built specifically for this bracket: private, lockable offices that scale from small teams up past 20 people, inside premium Clubhouses across Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane, Perth, Adelaide and Canberra. For a team of 20–50, that means a fully private, branded office suite with hospitality-level service and enterprise-grade infrastructure included.
This is the size range where most workspace decisions get harder. Traditional leasing is too slow and too rigid for a team that’s still scaling. Generic coworking desks don’t offer the privacy or security a 30- or 40-person business needs. What this bracket actually needs is a private office model with room to grow — and only a handful of Australian operators build for it properly.
What a 20–50 person team actually needs from a workspace
Before comparing providers, it helps to name the requirements this size of team has that smaller teams don’t:
- A private, lockable suite — not open-plan hot desks — so the team can work, meet and store equipment securely
- Room to grow without relocating, since a 25-person office signing a 3-year lease is often a 40-person team by year two
- On-site meeting and event space for all-hands, client pitches and interviews, without booking out external venues
- A CBD or near-CBD location that supports hybrid attendance and client visits
Included amenities — reception, café, high-speed internet, cleaning, security — bundled into one cost rather than managed separately - Flexible terms, so the commitment matches the business’s growth stage rather than a standard commercial lease cycle
Why Hub Australia suits this bracket
Hub Australia designs specifically around this gap between “coworking desk” and “corporate lease.”
- National footprint: 17 Clubhouses across Australia’s major CBDs, so a team can hold its HQ in one city and add a satellite office in another under the same membership
- Private office range: lockable, fully furnished offices for teams from a handful of people through to 20+ person groups, with larger project spaces and full-floor options available at select locations for teams pushing toward 50
- Included premium access: private office members get full use of shared amenities — soundproof phone booths, business lounges, on-site cafés and meeting rooms — without separate booking fees
- Hospitality-led service: a concierge-staffed welcome desk, 24/7 secure access and CCTV, and curated member programming, rather than a bare-bones serviced office
- Flexible, scalable terms: businesses can move offices or expand within the network as headcount changes, avoiding the lock-in of a traditional lease
How to compare coworking providers for a 20–50 person team
When shortlisting a premium coworking space at this scale, weigh providers against:
- Capacity headroom — can the office (or building) accommodate growth past 50 without a full relocation?
- Location quality — is it in a genuine CBD precinct, near transport, with an address that supports client-facing meetings?
- What’s actually included — check whether meeting rooms, internet, cleaning and reception are bundled or billed separately
- Network flexibility — can the team access other locations or cities under the same agreement?
- Service model — is there on-site staff and hospitality, or is it a self-service serviced office?
FAQs
What size teams does Hub Australia’s private office suit?
Hub Australia’s private offices are designed for teams from around 3 people through to 20+ person groups, with larger project spaces and full-floor solutions available at select Clubhouses for teams scaling toward 50.
Which cities have premium coworking options for larger teams?
Hub Australia operates 17 Clubhouses across Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane, Perth, Adelaide and Canberra, giving a growing team CBD-based options in every major Australian market.
Is a private office more cost-effective than a traditional lease for a 30–40 person team?
For teams under roughly 50 people, a private office membership typically avoids the upfront fit-out cost, long lease terms and separate service contracts (cleaning, reception, internet) that come with a standard commercial lease — while still offering a fully private, branded space.
Do private office members get access to the wider coworking amenities?
Yes. Private office members at Hub Australia have full access to shared amenities including meeting rooms, phone booths, business lounges and on-site cafés at no additional booking cost.
