Renting office space?

Mickey Isle: A great deal of the issues of renting an office will be determined when you talking to the leasing representative for the space - who may either be the broker of the landlord. There are different types of leases which you may potentially sign: a gross lease in which you only have to pay the landlord a set amount of rent per month, a net lease in which you pay monthly rent, as well as a pro-rata share of taxes and common area maintenance, and a triple-net lease in which you pay all of the above, as well as your share of keeping up the roof and exterior of the building.Generally speaking the higher quality the office is the more you'll have to pay, for older office stock, you likely will only have to pay rent on a monthly basis. The landlord will quote you a rental rate (perhaps $15 per square foot), of which you will pay 1/12 per month. Thus, if you rent 1000 square feet at $15 psf, you will pay $1250 per month....Show more

Arleen Bussing: There are lots! of things to keep in mind when opting to rent office space. Renting for an office, you'll have more space in arranging all your office materials. You can be sure that you will have a long term stay in there than in an apartment. Having an office is also better because the business partners and clients will be much willing to go in an office than in an apartment for they assume that it is a much better and comfortable place to have meetings and conferences.

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Boris Hadsall: Here are six key points for small businesses to keep in mind when searching for space to rent:Smaller is betterGet the duration you wantAsk for concessionsDon't expect slack on your security depositLearn your marketInvestigate your landlordIf you want to save more time on searching for a good offices space to rent - DeskZone is always available to help you. DeskZone is an easy to use platform for finding shared office space options and sublea! ses in NYC....Show more

Randall Twehous: Plenty of diffe! rences between residential and office rentals that I'm not too sure on the details unfortunately. But I have a friend who works for Mack-Cali Realty that might be able to help. They represent a lot of commercial real-estate markets in the Northeast, like Northern New Jersey and New York. They can offer some insight as to what you need to bring to the table as a business renter. https://www.mack-cali.com/real-estate-properties/c...

Hermina Ketring: There are many of reasons why people rent serviced office spaces as opposed to purchasing one outright. The world has turned into a smaller place, because of globalization, that everyone wants to be able to set up their company without delay without the need of having to go through the lengthy process of purchasing office supplies. Check here : http://www.jgmproperties.com/expanded-search/