North Attleboro Office Space

Commercial space is vital, and if you're looking to either expand or start out, it's imperative that you find the right town for your new office. North Attleboro, MA is a beautiful town in Bristol County that has more than its share of expansive office environments for your business to call home. Not only is this town beautiful, but it also has its share of urban environments so that your business can really feel at home within the town limits.

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Neighborhoods in the Area

If you're thinking about the area, you'll want to know what kinds of neighborhoods the town has. Fortunately, this town has five beautiful neighborhoods that can easily serve the needs of you and your business. Here are the neighborhoods:

• Adamsdale
• Marshfield Road
• Town Center
• Attleboro Falls
• The North Section

North Attleboro has a population of 29,075 people, so it's important to note that this area definitely has a larger population that's just waiting to be tapped by the right business. The neighborhoods each have a suburban styling to them, but each also has several business parks that are for sale or lease that are peppered throughout the various neighborhoods.

Each of these neighborhoods is also peopled with individuals that work in management and other professional occupations, and there are even several college-educated individuals that are ready to work in sales and service as well. As a result, finding employees in the neighborhoods should be very easy.

Leasing Space for an Office

As your search for space begins, you'll be presented with two chief options: leasing or buying. Which you pick will depend on your specific business needs, but if you choose to lease, then there are several key benefits. One of the chief benefits that many business owners consider is how upgradable a lease is; you should be able to quickly and easily upgrade to a larger space. Here is a listing of the types of space you can consider:

• Startup – Are you not very large yet? If this is the case, consider a startup space. These are the most minimalistic of spaces and usually, most renters consider these as short-term options. As your small business starts to thrive, you can then shift into a larger space.
• Shared – If you know another business owner that's seeking space, your two companies can share an office in order to reduce costs. When you're sharing a space, business essentials like utilities, office furniture, and even phone services are shared between the two companies, which can be very convenient.
• Loft – As you start to grow, you can consider a loft space. In fact, as companies continue to grow, this type of space is becoming particularly popular in the Providence Metro area, which is where North Attleboro rests. Usually, if you're opting to lease this type of space, there are very few walls, which can foster the even and active exchange of ideas amongst your employees.

Buying Space for an Office

Leasing certainly isn't the only option. When you're looking for a more permanent solution, buying your space is a great option and also one that means for a more stable situation for you and your business. When you've selected a purchased space, there are three options that you'll have to choose from. Like the leased options, these are grouped by size, and they include:

• Class A – If you're looking for the most prestigious and modern style of building, then Class A is certainly a great choice. These buildings have a high-rise styling and will have all of the technological amenities that you might need to run a modern office. As a general rule, these have been constructed in the last 20 years.
• Class B – Class B is a great option for just about any business owner, and while they aren't quite as new as a Class A building, typically these buildings aren't much older than 30 years. Usually, these buildings aren't high-rise, but you can expect them to have at least three stories.
• Class C – When you're just starting out, sometimes you want function over style, and these buildings, which tend to be somewhat older, are just what you need. These can have as little as a single story, but they will usually have more than enough space for a startup to use.

Listing Office Space

When you are looking to list your current office space during a potential expansion, then you may not quite know where to start. Fortunately, a real estate brokerage like Boston City Properties knows just what to do so that you can find a buyer/renter. We have years of experience helping business owners just like yourself find renters and buyers so that you can make a good return. Give us a call at 617-247-1933, and we'll help you start the process today.

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