Offices

General Office

This is the most common type of office space that caters to general administrative functions and daily business operations. It may include private offices, open workstations, meeting rooms, and common areas, and is suitable for a wide range of businesses and professionals.

Creative Office

Creative office spaces are designed to foster creativity and innovation, and are often used by businesses in creative industries such as design, advertising, or tech startups. These spaces typically feature open floor plans, flexible layouts, and unique amenities like large kitchens, coffee bars, and play and relaxation areas.

Co-working Space

Shared or co-working office spaces, as mentioned previously, are flexible workspaces that are shared by multiple businesses or individuals. They are suitable for businesses that prefer a collaborative environment and may offer various amenities and services for shared use. There are many to choose from but just to list a few:

Executive Office

Executive office spaces are upscale offices that cater to high-level executives, professionals, or businesses that require a premium image and exclusive services. These spaces may include high-end furnishings, premium amenities like concierge services, and sophisticated meeting rooms suitable for executive-level meetings.

Medical Office

Medical office spaces are specialized spaces designed for healthcare providers such as doctors, dentists, or therapists. These spaces are equipped with specific requirements for medical practices, such as exam rooms, waiting areas, and specialized equipment.

Retail/Office Space

Retail/office spaces combine office space with a retail component, allowing businesses to operate both office and retail operations in the same location. These spaces are typically located in commercial areas with high foot traffic and may include storefronts, office areas, and customer-facing spaces.

Industrial Office

Industrial office spaces are located within industrial or warehouse facilities and are used by businesses that require office space in conjunction with their manufacturing, distribution, or logistics operations but occasionally excess office space not utilized by the industrial tenant is subleased to an office user. These spaces typically commend lower rates than average office rents in an area.