When searching for office space it may make sense to consider executive suites over a traditional office. Executive suites are used by small tenants all the way up to Fortune 500 companies. Office space is important for productivity but is also one of their biggest expenses for companies. LeaseWithEase can guide you in making your decision of leasing a traditional office space or an executive suite.
The first step is to understand your business both short term and long term. What is the current employee count and what is the projected employee growth for the next six months to the next five years. What is the budgeted monthly expense for office space and remember to add all the expenses associated with renting office space. Select a desired office layout and estimate the employee count in order to calculate the total usable square feet needed. Typically, a company will need about 175 to 250 square feet per person. How many and how big are the offices, cubes, conference rooms and break rooms you need in your layout. Now decide the locations you desire to lease space. Much like buying a house, the perfect space and location may not exist and you will need to be flexible on what is not a priority.
Traditional Office
Benefits of a traditional office space:
- Long term lease
- Professional Image
- Amenities
- Less expensive costs
- Larger growth flexibility
- Flexibility on office layout
- Long term commitment
- Potential higher upfront costs
- More deal points to negotiate
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Executive Suites
Benefits of an executive suite:
- Short term lease
- Turnkey space (No out of pocket costs)
- Flexibility for change
- Less deal points to negotiate
- Similar amenities of a traditional office space
- Perception of less credibility
- Higher overall cost
- Restricted from medium to large growth
- Less flexible on office layout
- Short term lease
Hear are a few of the executive suite operators in the Dallas market:
- Regus
- Meridian Executive Suites
- Premier Business Suites
- Boxer Property
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The Move
Need help with preparing for “The Move” then feel free to contact LWE with any questions or if you need a referral for getting your office moved and set up smoothly.
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Note: Each state and each market will differ from other states and markets. It is advisable to ask a real estate professional any questions you might have about a leasing commercial space. The above article used general terms which could apply to your state or not. LeaseWithEase provides free consulting to our clients who use our free website to find their office, retail or medical office space.
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Choosing an office location for your business can be confusing. If you are planning to rent or lease an office, there are some advantages and disadvantages to consider. The time and money you're willing to invest in office setup and operations determines whether you will lease an office traditionally or rent a Business Center. Below is useful information about both options to help you make an informed decision.medical office leasing
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