Regus Rosa Parks — Flexible Coworking & Offices in Paris 19

What's available at Regus 198 Rue d'aubervilliers

What to expect at Regus 198 Rue d'aubervilliers

Regus 198 Rue d'Aubervilliers occupies a newly refurbished building at 25 allée Rose Dieng-Kuntz in Paris's 19th arrondissement, within the Rosa Parks development zone — one of the city's most actively redeveloped business districts. The centre offers flexible workspace formats including coworking desks, private offices, and dedicated lounge areas suited to freelancers, remote teams, and corporate professionals alike. Meeting rooms — including the well-appointed KING room noted for presentations and group sessions — are available for booking alongside day offices and longer-term arrangements. On-site reception staff provide professional support throughout business hours, handling visitor welcome, administrative queries, and day-to-day coordination. High-speed internet and business-grade connectivity come as standard across the floor. The building's modern design and environmentally conscious refurbishment make it a functional and contemporary base for businesses operating in northeast Paris, with 24/7 access available for members requiring flexibility beyond standard opening hours of Monday to Friday, 8:30 am – 6:00 pm.

What this space offers

Regus 198 Rue d'aubervilliers offers Lounge Area, Central Location, Meeting Rooms.

Location & Hours

The Neighborhood

The centre sits within the Rosa Parks district of Paris's 19th arrondissement — a large-scale urban renewal zone anchored by the Rosa Parks train station (Transilien line H and RER), which provides direct connections to Gare du Nord and beyond. The area along Rue d'Aubervilliers has attracted a mix of tech firms, creative agencies, and public institutions as new office and residential developments have come online. Everyday conveniences — cafés, bakeries, and lunch spots — are present within the immediate streets of the development. Canal Saint-Martin and the Parc de la Villette are both reachable within a short commute, offering green space and cultural amenities for after-hours use. The location positions businesses well for access to both central Paris and the northern suburbs, making it a practical base for teams with clients or partners spread across the Île-de-France region.

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