Finding Space For Your Business

If you are not doing business in an effective space, you could be missing out on important opportunities, such as having additional space to hire more employees, being closely located to your target market or having a location near important vendors or public transportation. Each of these factors could directly influence your potential revenue and the cost of doing business.

Are you getting the best deal on your lease rate? Comparing lease rates can be confusing since most properties have different leasing structures. Having a commercial real estate agent compare lease rates with these factors in mind will help you with an ‘apples to apples’ comparison.

Demographics

Where is your target market? A demographics report will show where your target market is, if it’s near a particular retail center and the population count in that area. Being close to your market can bring in a significant amount of revenue.

Competition

Keeping your business far away from major and minor competitors within the marketplace.

Traffic Counts

Do you need high traffic areas where people can see your sign? Would your target market rather not fight heavy traffic when approaching the store? A traffic count will give you an accurate assessment of the roads near your desired locations.

Compare Rates

How much extra would a space in that beautiful Main Street building cost? Different lease rates in desired locations will give you helpful price comparison information to help you decide on your location.

Suppliers/Vendors

Having a close proximity to an airport, post office, laboratory or a particular vendor might be necessary to lower your costs or keep an important inventory stocked. If employees need to travel frequently to a certain vendor, being close to that vendor will lower travel costs and reduce time away from the store.

Search Online

A list of available properties from an online search will be provided on a regular basis. Keeping in touch with new properties on the market.