Office Space Archive for March, 2010
Barrister Executive Suites Pushing San Diego Locations »
What’s going on in the San Diego office market these days? Well, the vacancy rate jumped from 17.8 percent at the beginning of 2009 to 19.2 percent at the end of the year, according to CB Richard Ellis. On the other hand, San Diego County ranked third nationally in office leasing last year, according to [...]
Wall Street Journal Outlines Regus Woes »
Regus has landed itself in a Wall Street Journal article. But the serviced office giant might not appreciate the headline: “Regus Hits Rough Seas.” The story begins by stating how Regus had hoped the recession would drive new business as companies looked to slash office space costs. Then comes the “but.” “But Regus has been among the [...]
Regus Pushes Cost-Cutting Message to Small Businesses »
Regus is on its marketing soap box again. This time, the serviced office giant is targeting small potatoes customers: entrepreneurs, small businesses, start-ups and freelancers. Regus figures this group has a common need to remain financially nimble so they can adapt to the changing marketplace. All this leads Regus into a discussion of fixed costs, specifically [...]
Anaheim Hills Business Center Jumps on Virtual Office Bandwagon »
The latest executive office suites industry player to move into the virtual office space is Anaheim Hills Business Center. The serviced office space provider is venturing into virtual office waters with a new offering that aims to compete with the likes of Davinci Virtual and ABC Virtual Offices. Anaheim Hills Business Center is billing its new [...]
Office Suites PLUS Holds Grand Re-Openings Near Atlanta »
While serviced office operators large and small are announcing grand openings across the country, Office Suites PLUS has a different strategy: grand re-openings. Office Suites PLUS just announced the grand re-opening of two executive suites projects in the Atlanta area. The company renovated its locations Windward and Mansell locations, both in Alpharetta. It doesn’t sound like [...]
Regus Draws Ire of UK Property Managers »
If any publicity is good publicity, the Regus can take consolation this week in the United Kingdom stir around its brand. According to news reports, Regus has drawn the ire of property managers. The British Property Federation, or BPF, has accused the serviced office space giant of a “cynical move” and is calling for changes to [...]
ABC News Chronicles Rise of Virtual Offices »
More media coverage about virtual office momentum. Eric Thomas, the weekday co-anchor of ABC7 Morning News in San Francisco, has covered everything from plane crashes to political campaigns. This week, he’s taking a look at the virtual office in a well-written article. As Thomas so aptly puts it, “Working from home is nothing new, but managing [...]
Davinci Virtual Rolls Out New Meeting Room Locations »
Davinci Virtual is on the move again. The global virtual office solutions company has added more than 250 conference rooms across North American this year. What does this mean for entrepreneurs, road warriors and others who need an occasional meeting space? It means they have more options in more business centers in more U.S. cities. That’s [...]
Servcorp Takes on Regus with Chicago Office Space »
There’s been plenty of talk about Servcorp expanding into key cities across the United States – now we’re finally seeing some action. The global serviced office company just opened the doors to its first-ever U.S.-based executive suites project. The first location is (drum roll, please) Chicago. Servcorp is introducing itself to entrepreneurs and businesses in the [...]
We Work Opens Serviced Office Doors in Soho »
With one of the most unique web sites I’ve seen in the serviced office industry, We Work is offering “beautiful, functional, flexible, month-to-month office space starting at just $275 a month.” What an offer for office space in Manhattan! Let’s look a little bit closer at what We Work has to offer from its newly-minted office [...]
