Q: What is a Serviced Office?
This is a common question, as serviced offices can also be referred to as ‘managed offices’, ‘business centres’ or ‘executive centres’. Each is defined as an office suite or office building that is fully equipped and managed by a facility management company. Serviced offices offer short-term, flexible contracts, which allow tenants to expand, contract, or relocate at short notice. In simple terms, serviced offices are a cost-effective total solution to your business space needs.
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Michael Fraser
Michael - founding partner of Find a London Office - started in the London property market in 1970. Michael has developed extensive knowledge of the locations, the owners, the rental values, and - most importantly - has developed very solid contacts with the other agents working in the hub of the conventional office market, giving him a considerable advantage both sourcing office space, and negotiating the best possible terms for the tenant.
Jonathan Weinbrenn
Jonathan is the Director of SOS > Search Office Space, the UK’s first serviced office brokerage. His core business is this acquisition and disposal of flexible office solutions for corporate and SME clients. Typically he sources fully serviced, plug and play solutions for corporate tenants and government bodies and departments looking to avoid CAPEX, FRI obligations and dilapidations.
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Search Office Space can help you find Serviced Offices all over the world. A serviced office is an office or office building that is fully equipped and managed by a serviced office company. Providers of serviced offices rent ready-to-go offices, individual offices or entire floors to companies needing a flexible way to occupy office space, with terms that can be month-by-month, occupy-able the same day in most cases and with low cost of entry. Serviced offices, which are also referred to as executive suites, managed offices, business centers, or executive office centres, are a low risk way for companies to occupy office space on terms that suit there business, not the landlords.
I am looking for around 700sqft of office space in London; near Bond Street / Oxford Circus area.
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Sachin
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