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Selecting the Ideal Space for Your Business: Key Factors to Consider

  • Lynne Greenwood
  • Nov 2
  • 2 min read
Selecting the ideal business space for your organisation involves considering factors like customer accessibility, cost, competition, and infrastructure. Other key areas include the physical space's layout and amenities, employee needs, and the potential for future growth. 
Selecting the ideal business space for your organisation involves considering factors like customer accessibility, cost, competition, and infrastructure. Other key areas include the physical space's layout and amenities, employee needs, and the potential for future growth. 


Space and employee factors

  • Space requirement: Be creative and think outside the box eg. consider whether your business needs flash offices or if warehouse/loft space can be adapted for a more cost-effective solution.

  • Size and layout: The space should be the right size for your current needs and have a layout that promotes workflow and collaboration.

  • Amenities: Look for necessary amenities, both inside the building (like meeting rooms, kitchens) and in the surrounding area (like restaurants, banks, parks).

  • Employee needs: Consider factors that impact employee well-being, such as natural light, ventilation, and noise levels, as this can affect morale and productivity.

  • Growth potential: Choose a space that can accommodate future expansion or downscaling. 

Location and market factors

  • Target market and accessibility: Ensure the location is convenient for your target customers, considering things like parking and public transport.

  • Competition: Research the number of competitors nearby. A less saturated area may be beneficial, but a location with complementary businesses can also attract foot traffic.

  • Demographics: Analyse the local population to see if it aligns with your ideal customer profile.

  • Community: Consider the local community and how your business can connect with other local businesses. 

  • Financial and legal considerations

    • Cost: Evaluate the cost of leasing or buying the property, as well as ongoing costs like utilities, taxes, and fees.

    • Regulations: Check local zoning laws, permits, and other compliance requirements before committing to a location.

    • Business objectives: Ensure the location supports your long-term business goals. 


Call Lease Negotiation Services today to find out how we can assist you from day one of your search. 0401 996646. We look forward to hearing from you.

 
 
 

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