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Stark Business Solutions Opens New Serviced Offices in Scarsdale
Published April 7th, 2009 by Jennifer LeClaire
Stark Business Solutions is on the expansion path again. The serviced office company just opened a new SBS Suites project in Scarsdale, New York.
Like other serviced office brands, Stark Business Solutions is growing in a down economy with a business model that offers premium, turn-key, flexible office solutions that target entrepreneurs and professionals. Stark Business Solutions sings the same song as many of its competitors: maintain a polished professional image without the cost and commitment of a traditional office space and staff.
“The bright side of an economic downturn is that business people are branching out on their own,” says Adam Stark, president of Stark Business Solutions. “We have made it seamless for enterprising individuals to establish new businesses without significant expense and with very little risk. We are looking forward to helping grow the business community in Scarsdale.”
Explaining Stark Business Solutions’ Growth
Apparently, the serviced office space song is not getting old in the Westchester area that Stark Business Solutions Calls home. The company is celebrating its fifth anniversary this week as it adds its fourth location.
Stark Business Solutions also operates executive office suites in White Plains, Mount Kisco and Harrison. The SBS Suites in White Plains, Mount Kisco and Harrison were established in 2004, 2006 and 2007, respectively.
Stark Business Solutions has grown with a mantra that heralds flexibility. The company offers flexible, turnkey office configurations ranging from workstations to executive office suites. Stark Business Solutions’ clients can use any its location for meetings, and also have access to worldwide locations through a brand affiliate network. Staffing options also offer flexibility through administrative support available on-demand.
A Close Look at the Scarsdale Space
Stark Business Solutions’ Scarsdale project takes up 10,000-square-feet at 2 Overhill Road. That puts it in the heart of the Village and steps from the Metro-North. Many of the 25 offices have window views overlooking the Village.
The facility also boasts two conference rooms with state-of-the art technology. The company offers advanced fiber-optic IT backbone capable of supporting private networks and VPNs, integrated IT support, and advanced telecommunications with digital and VOIP capabilities.
On the aesthetic front, Stark Business Solutions Scarsdale project is decorated with premium fixtures and mahogany furnishings. Customized trading floors have been installed to accommodate hedge funds and trading operations.
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Melanie Jones April 7th, 2009 at 1:47 pm
Didn’t Stark just do some sort of deal with the Rockefeller Group? Small serviced office companies are nimble. I haven’t visited a Stark Business Center, but the Rockefeller Group’s executive office suites are nice and I am sure they wouldn’t partner with a company that wasn’t up to par.
Rob Zeus April 8th, 2009 at 5:54 am
Yes, Stark did just do a deal with the Rockefeller Group. We’ve seen a lot of serviced office companies getting creative along these lines. Stark is still a very small operator, but sometimes small operators excel in customer service beyond their larger counterparts. I have heard good things about Stark’s executive office suites.
Marcus Hester April 8th, 2009 at 9:43 am
Everyone is looking for a bright side to the economic downturn. Serviced office space is a bright side in some senses. But let’s remember that this is not a new industry. It’s been around for many years and has had stops and starts. There’s no guarantee that the executive office suites industry will sustain the gains it is seeing in this market. Customer service is going to be a major differentiator.
Elizabeth Sanchez April 9th, 2009 at 11:58 am
It’s good to see the regional serviced office companies growing. I see the big companies like Regus doing major expansions, but Stark Business Solutions demonstrates how there is still plenty of room for smaller executive office suite companies to make their mark.
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