Regus Nicosia Jacovides Tower

A global network of workspaces is available for individuals to work in a manner that suits their preferences in terms of location, timing, and style. The office spaces can be customized to accommodate anywhere from one to over 100 desks. These workspaces offer the advantages of a traditional office setting, allowing teams to focus on their business activities. Various professional, collaborative, and inspiring work environments, along with supportive communities and services, are provided. Interested parties are encouraged to inquire for more information.

Individuals can select from a range of options based on their requirements:

- Office Space: Furnished and equipped private offices tailored to individual or company needs, including Executive Office Suites in prestigious locations, Disaster Recovery Spaces, and Day Offices for flexible usage.
- Coworking: Shared office spaces or open-plan areas for a sociable working experience, with the choice to reserve a dedicated space or utilize hot desking facilities.
- Meeting Rooms: Access to a wide selection of meeting rooms for various purposes, such as informal gatherings, presentations, training sessions, interviews, board meetings, or conferences.
- Virtual Office: Impress with business addresses in prime locations, along with mail handling services and professional call answering. Additional benefits include lounge access and office usage for a specified number of days.
- Flexible Working Plans: Unlimited access to business lounges worldwide, with options for private office or coworking space usage on a monthly basis.

The business center located in the Jacovides Tower is situated in a modern building within the business district, just five minutes from the heart of Nicosia. This area is home to numerous financial institutions, government offices, ministries, healthcare facilities, and embassies. Nicosia, the largest city in Cyprus, is a key player in the thriving Greek Cypriot economy. The city's economic landscape features a service-oriented, open-market economy supported by light manufacturing activities. Nicosia serves as a hub for trade and the production of various goods, including textiles, leather, pottery, and plastics, with nearby copper mines adding to its industrial profile. The city is also known for its educational institutions, including the University of Cyprus and several other universities. Economic development in Nicosia is focused on services, tourism, and high-tech industries, with efforts underway to establish the region as a leading provider of advanced telecommunication services. Notably, initiatives such as the submarine fiber-optic cable system connecting Cyprus to Israel, Syria, Lebanon, Egypt, and Greece are part of this strategic vision.

With over 3000 locations and 100,000 offices available for rent, ranging from 50sqft to over 1000sqft, interested parties are invited to make inquiries for further details.