Indiana Office Space for Rent, Lease or Sale

OfficeFinder’s Indiana office space professionals assist business owners locate business space that matches their requirements -- and it’s FREE. Using our professional systems, that aren’t available to the public, we can locate the office space Indiana has available much faster than a business owner can on their own, saving you time and effort. Plus, we help you avoid making errors in negotiating agreements, mistakes that can cost a lot of money. We assist in locating Indiana office space for rent, lease or purchase. Save time and money by allowing Indiana OfficeFinder professionals to assist you.

OfficeFinder assists business owners in all the major Indiana office space markets and most submarkets. The process is simple and easy; just fill out and submit the form on this page with a few basic facts. A LOCAL OfficeFinder Indiana office space professional will contact you to learn all your requirements in detail, one who is an expert in the type of business space you need and the market in which you wish to. They will assist you with negotiations with property owners, all the way to closing the best possible deal on the property of your choice.

Indiana contains over 36,000 square miles and is home to over 6.5 million residents, providing a strong customer base. Manufacturing and agriculture are key economic drivers but every type of business is found in the state. Indiana generates a GDP of over $246 billion annually. Some of the main economic centers include:

Indianapolis metro area is home to over 2 million people and generates a GDP in excess of $100 million. The cost of living is below average making housing and Indianapolis office space affordable. Well known as the home base of NASCAR and INDY racing, fans of the sport flock from across the country for major races.

Fort Wayne is the second most populous city in Indiana, home to over 250,000 people. The city contributes over $16 million toward the total Indiana GDP annually. Manufacturing, electronics, communications and defense, professional services and logistics are key economic drivers for Fort Wayne. It is an affordable place to live and conduct business and has a strong sense of community.

Evansville is home to over 120,000 and produces over $15.5 million ofd the total state GDP. The unemployment rate is low compared to the national average and the cost of living is much lower than the national average. Evansville already has a strong economy and the Growth Alliance for Greater Evansville is working hard to ensure the economy continues to grow stronger.

Other major markets in Indiana include South Bend, Carmel, Fishers, Bloomington, Hammond, Gary, Lafayette and Muncie. Whether you choose one of these major cities to locate your business or a smaller city or town, you will find affordable Indiana office space readily available. Alternative Indiana office space such as virtual offices and shared executive suites are also readily available and affordable. You’ll find Indiana a great place for conducting your business.