Moving to a new office can be both an exciting and challenging phase in a startup or SME. On the other hand, there's the new leasing cost and terms, office setup and fit-outs, and a lot of other things associated with relocating to a new office. Here are some things to think about.

1. Office Expo 2014
March 2014
How to Choose the Right
Office Space

2. When it's Better to Stay in
the Current Office Space

3.  If office size still fits the number of employees
and business needs.
 If the company is still young, relocating might
be risky.
 If the office space is in a prime business
location and business is doing well in the
current office.
 If you can run the business in the same office
for 5 to 10 years.

4.  If office fit-outs and interior can simply be
remodeled or refurbished
 If cost of operating the business falls within the
budget or an acceptable overhead range.
 If the office space is in a prime business
location and business is doing well in the
current office.
 If the company needs another office for backup
operations

5. When it’s Time to Relocate to
a New Office

6.  If you’re expanding and the office space can’t
meet the current and future needs of the
business.
 If there’s a more convenient location with better
office facilities and amenities and lower risks for
emergencies and disasters.
 If business isn’t doing well in current location or
can do better.
 If a new office offers more flexible lease terms
and requires little to no maintenance.

7.  If the business is more established and more
stable.
 If the current office space no longer provides
the data and technology infrastructure,
preferred work settings, and office designs the
business requires.
 If the company is downsizing and the current
office space is too big and too expensive.

8. Thomas Cragg
Vice President-Sales
thomas.cragg@kmcsolutions.us
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Denise Quintos
Account Manager
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