St. Oberholz
St. Oberholz is a Berlin-based coworking and flexible office pioneer, offering serviced offices, coworking spaces, and event locations.
Last updated September 27, 2026
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Overview
St. Oberholz is a German coworking and flexible office brand based in Berlin. It emerged from the café St. Oberholz in Berlin-Mitte, which became a well-known hub for remote workers and the start-up scene. The company now operates a network of offices, coworking spaces, and event locations across Berlin, and has expanded into consulting and a countryside retreat project in Brandenburg. It offers full-service offices with energy, IT, facility management, and coffee included, as well as tech-enabled booking and access systems. The brand is closely associated with its founder, entrepreneur Ansgar Oberholz, who has been a vocal advocate for flexible and hybrid work models. St. Oberholz positions itself as a pioneer of coworking in Germany, adapting to the post-pandemic shift toward hybrid work and the decentralization of office space.
History
St. Oberholz began as a café in Berlin-Mitte, which became a pioneering location for mobile working and the start-up community. The café, founded by Ansgar Oberholz, was one of the first places in Berlin where freelancers and remote workers gathered, effectively making it an early coworking hub. Over time, the business expanded into providing dedicated coworking spaces and serviced offices. The company now operates multiple locations in Berlin, offering flexible office solutions, event spaces, and property management services. In response to the COVID-19 pandemic and the subsequent shift to hybrid work, St. Oberholz adapted its model to include tech-enabled office management, keyless access, and a focus on flexibility. It has also launched St. Oberholz Consulting and the Woldzegarten Retreat in Brandenburg, reflecting a broader vision of decentralizing work and revitalizing rural areas. The brand continues to be led by Ansgar Oberholz, who advocates for the transformation of work and the importance of Brandenburg as an extension of Berlin's metropolitan region.
St. Oberholz café opens in Berlin-Mitte, becoming a hub for remote workers and start-ups.
Expansion into coworking spaces and serviced offices in Berlin.
Launch of St. Oberholz Consulting.
Announcement of Woldzegarten Retreat project in Brandenburg.
Products and positioning
Pioneer of coworking and flexible office solutions in Berlin, emphasizing community, flexibility, and full-service amenities.
Serviced offices
Flexible office spaces with included energy, IT, facility management, and coffee.
Coworking spaces
Shared workspaces for freelancers, teams, and companies.
Event locations
Indoor and outdoor event spaces, including at B-Part at Gleisdreieck.
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