Discover premises for rent
You can find all the premises available for rent on the Oikotie service. Once you have found premises that you are interested in, please contact the rental negotiator of the premises via Oikotie.
Get advice from a rental negotiator
The City's rental negotiators will find premises suitable for your needs, arrange viewings and serve as contact persons in all stages of the renting process.
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Riitta Airaksinen
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Heidi Levänen
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Kirsi Salonen
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Jaana Salonen
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Ritva Frejsting
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Thomas Björklund
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Teppo Luukkonen
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Arvind Ramachandran
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Susanne Leppänen
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Jari Hooli
How do I rent business premises?
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Find a suitable space for you
Find a suitable space with Oikotie. Please note that some spaces are rented by tender.
Contact the rental negotiator responsible for the property via Oikotie for more information about a property, its intended use, and rental practices.
Browse business premises on Oikotie(Link leads to external service)
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Find out if the space is suitable for your business
At this stage, you should know the activities you intend to carry out in the space as precisely as possible.
You can also ask the rental negotiators about the intended uses of specific premises.
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Arrange a showing and make a written offer
Arrange a showing with the rental negotiator.
See the rental conditions and the rental offer form. After receiving the offer, the negotiator will check the tenant’s credit and company information.
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Start your rental
An office holder issues a written rental decision, after which you will sign the rental agreement.
Provide a security deposit and collect the key.
If you have any questions during the rental period, please contact the rental negotiator.
Termination of the rental contract
If you want to terminate your rental contract, please send a notice of termination to kymp.yritysvuokraus@hel.fi(Link opens default mail program) . The premises must be empty at the end of the contract.
Frequently asked questions
The Culture and Leisure Division rents spaces for events and meetings. See the Culture and Leisure Division’s website for more information.
The business activity must match the intended use of the space. You should consult the owner of the property, such as Heka (Helsingin kaupungin asunnot Oy), about changing the intended use. The tenant is responsible for obtaining permission and any modifications and costs.
You can obtain a terrace permit from the Urban Environment Division’s land use department. See more information on the Outdoor seating area and parklet permits website.
The Urban Environment Division’s land use department grants event permits for public spaces. Read more on the website Organising an event in Helsinki.
If you want to transfer your rental contract, you must submit an application for it. Please contact your rental negotiator.
Yes, you can. For more information, please send an email to kymp.yritysvuokraus@hel.fi.(Link opens default mail program)