Renting an office space is not rocket science and does not have to be an overwhelming proposal; simply work your way through these basic steps, allow enough time, get help when you need it and you’ve got your ideal office rental! Calculate how much space you need. Use our office space calculator or plan on… Read More »
The most populous city in the state of Georgia, Atlanta originated as a railroad town in 1837, and has had a rich history ever since. The city became a distributor of military supplies during the Civil War because of its railroad network. This is the same reason that the capital was moved there in 1868,… Read More »
Having an office is essential for the vast majority of businesses. Searching for the right office space for rent is critical for those who are serious about their company and employees. A few considerations to start: The Location of the Office Building The Security of the Office and Office Building The Amount of Space Required… Read More »
We have all been reading for quite a while how many companies are downsizing their office space by making it more efficient; allocating office space to as low as 100 sf per person. The past recession made it very popular and was supported by employees… to help save their jobs. Now that the recession is… Read More »
As the capital of Texas, Austin is the second largest state capital in the United States, and the fourth largest city in Texas. Located in central Texas, Austin became the capital city in 1838, when it was moved from its original location of Houston. Citizens of Austin, known as Austinites, enjoy a diverse lifestyle, culture,… Read More »
You are negotiating an office lease with the landlord for the office space you have decided you would like to lease or rent. Your letter of intent, outlining the business terms, includes an expansion option to meet your growth expectations. Hopefully you have a good office tenant representative, like the ones we have at OfficeFinder, to… Read More »
I know this is self serving, but it is important information to know if you are looking for an office for rent or lease, otherwise it is Caveat emptor and mistakes will be made. To the uninitiated, finding an office for rent seems like a simple affair, and one which can be done within a… Read More »
So, you are out looking for new office space rental or maybe you are renegotiating your office lease and want to make sure your space is as productive as possible. Here are a few of the current trends in office space planning: High panel cubicles are out. Benches or open work areas are in. Headphones… Read More »
According to OfficeSpace.com’s recent market report , office space in Seattle and the vicinity is still somewhat weak with an overall office vacancy rate of 15.6%. Even the Eastside, with all of it’s tech firms, has a vacancy rate of 16% when the sublease space is taken into account. As we are slowly coming out… Read More »
In an age where businesses face a greater risk from hackers and identity thieves than they do from their competition, digital security has become one of the must-haves of today’s business world. No less than 90 percent of businesses suffer from some type of online crime, according to a 2011 survey conducted by Ponemon Research… Read More »
Over the years we have posted lots of information about the mistakes that office tenants most frequently make. A big one is thinking that the landlord’s listing agent will look out for their best interest when they’re looking for office space for rent or lease. They won’t. They have a responsibility to the office space… Read More »
In an interim financial report that just came out, Regus, the worlds largest provider of flexible workspaces with 1,687 office centre, announced that they expect to add between 420 and 440 new office centers to their network in 2013. That is up from a planned 350 for 2013. It looks like they have the accelerator… Read More »
When looking at an office rental space, it is clearly important to consider what kind of place you really want to have. It has to be a good balance of needs and wants in the space in order to make it perfect. The business owner has to consider things like how much money he or… Read More »
Prince George’s County, Maryland, is named after Prince George of Denmark. Nestled in the Atlantic coastal plain, its landscape is a beautiful mix of gently rolling hills and valleys. The county is part of the Baltimore-Washington, D.C. Metropolitan area, and is home to the Joint Base Andrews, the Census Bureau, and NASA’s Goddard Space Flight… Read More »
Just a reminder that all of our 431 previous posts are available on our old Office Space Blog site. Find Posts by Categories Agile Workplace (11) Atlanta Office Space (2) Best Restaurants (1) Boston Office Space (9) Buying Office Space (32) Chicago Office Space (13) Commercial Condo (4) Commercial Real Estate (22) Coworking office space… Read More »
Many business owners are changing the way they think about productivity in the workplace by creating agile, non-traditional offices. Using telecommuting, third place workspaces, office hoteling, and other fresh techniques, they are creating workplaces that retain the best and brightest employees, increasing productivity, employee satisfaction and increase their profits, too. Changing an office work style… Read More »
Choosing the right office space for your business or organization means more than just choosing a physical location. If you have customers visiting your property, then you want to make a good impression. Depending on your organization’s identity, you might need to appear trendy, modern, or traditional, and your physical location can help customers decide… Read More »
Tip #2: Call the professional in the appropriate communications industry before modifying your office. A good business partner will assist you with general questions pro bono. This can lead to avoiding costly problems down the road. For instance we know that each VoIP seat/phone requires a specific bandwidth requirement to operate in addition to general… Read More »