505 Montgomery

This has got to be the absolute worst office renting experience of my life! First off, THERE WAS A HOMELESS MAN LIVING IN ONE OF THE OFFICES!! He smelled so bad, I was never able to bring clients, or staff up to my office, as the smell from him was so bad, you could smell him up to 20 feet away! What did Regus or Spaces do about this (and yes they knew he was living there),...nothing! When my lease ended, he had been living (in office 905) there since September 2025. I had told Emilio, ha!, he did nothing, just replied "we don't get involved in personal issues". Lease agreement clearly states, living in offices is NOT permitted. Secondly, daily bullying and shaming from office next to me (office 906) I was subjected to elder abuse and insults almost on a daily basis, began on day one of my moving in. Never keep their door closed, taking and many times swearing that my customers could hear over my phone. Again, what did Regus do? Nothing, as always. I make every attempt to get along with everyone and be professional. Privacy, well, you really don't have much. Staff barging in without knocking most of the time. One morning at 7am, a Regus staff member barged in without knocking! He wore a face mask and hoodie, (very professional) he literally ran down the hall as fast as he could back to the front reception desk!! I asked him, why are you barging into my office without knocking?! He replied, "oh, I thought your office was supply closet. OMG! Other office friends of mine there say, "did you know staff go into your office when you're gone and snoop and rummage around?!"I asked how many times they had seen this, they told me at least 4 or 5 times. Shocking! What were Regus staff looking for?! Something to take? After hearing this, I instantly installed 3 hidden cameras in my office, after which the snooping and going thru my personal things ended. One company of mine is a Cyber Defense company. A really, really dumb move on staffs behave. 3 months before my lease was to expire, they began hounding me, are you going to renew, are you going to renew? I was told if I renew, large rent increases would incur. I was attempting to work between a horribly smelling homeless man living in the office next door to me, on the other side of me bullys insulting me constantly. Why on earth would I want to renew?! I only had a few issues which they did NOTHING about, they raise office rent about 20% to 30%! Lastly, getting my mail each day was a chore. I had to remind Emilio almost daily, could you get my mail please. Each daily his reply was, "oh I've been busy, or I forgot". There were days he could not be found for hours at a time. No one at the front desk the majority of the time. On his endless smoke breaks. Of course, Regus being the control freaks that they are, they control the mail as well. Only Regus has keys to the mailroom. I had 3 packages lost, a credit card lost and a package arriving that had been opened, just an empty envelope which were to have had two expensive (David Yurman)bracelets inside. I was so relieved when my lease ended June 30th from a year of stress, I went out to celebrate. One last thing you all should know, when signing the lease, I was at first told they would take two months rent, which was fine. When my bank statement came, Regus had taken 3 months! I see they've done this to many others.so, watch yourselves. When your lease ends, it states your reinstatement will be refunded within 30 days.HA! These money mongers hold "your" money for the full 30 days, amongst to the minute. So, watch yourself, this may look nice, but was a terribly toxic work environment! I find out the hard way so you don't have to. There's are so many other offices, many much nicer and nicer, most professional staff.

They truly value long-term tenant relationships here. The continuous support we receive month after month makes us confident in renewing our flexible workspace agreement. Anthony Torelli is super helpful. Thanks again!

Awesome spot for coworking. Highly recommend

Search "Regus scam reddit" before you consider renting an office at 505 Montgomery or other Regus offices. I signed a month-to-month office lease after salesperson Anthony Torelli confirmed via text that pricing was locked for 12 months. Five months later I got a 70% price increase with zero notice. Multiple support tickets filed, no formal response from Regus on the matter. The nickel-and-diming is ridiculous. You can't even turn your office lights on after 6 PM, so they can save a few bucks on electricity. I have reported Regus to the FTC and recommend other affected customers do the same. It's never worth it to cause yourself a headache like this. Most deceptive organization I've dealt with in entire life, it is strange that they haven't been hit with some kind of class action as many have similar experiences. Update 3 months later: After requesting the retainer return to my bank account in early February, it is now April and it is still not showing - despite being told it would be returned by March 20th. I'll get my retainer refund whether Regus decides to give it back, or whether I need to go through the legal system, but just note the pattern of behavior here. Stay away! I hope my experience is helpful to someone.

Search "Regus scam reddit" before you consider renting an office at 505 Montgomery or other Regus offices. My experience: I signed a month-to-month office lease after salesperson Anthony Torelli confirmed via text that pricing was locked for 12 months. Five months later: a 70% price increase with zero notice. Multiple support tickets filed, no response months later. The nickel-and-diming is ridiculous. You can't even turn your office lights on after 6 PM, so they can save a few bucks on electricity. They present well upfront, seem honest/friendly. Then the headaches start. Search "Regus scam reddit" and you'll know what I'm talking about. I have reported Regus to the FTC and recommend other affected customers do the same. Most deceptive organization I've dealt with in entire life, it is strange that they haven't been hit with some kind of class action as many have similar experiences.