Wondering How Big Your Next Office Should Be? Use Our Square Footage Calculator to Find Out
April 28, 2017 | by Nell Lanman Reviewed by real estate expert Jonathan Tootell
It’s one of the earliest questions you need to answer in your search for office space: how much square footage do I need?
It can be a tricky question with multiple layers. There’s the number of current employees at your company, the number you expect to add in the future, conference rooms to consider, utility rooms to store equipment, a reception desk for admitting visitors, industry standards you could use to try and guess all of the above… Or, you could use our new space calculator and arrive at an answer quickly and accurately.
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Another new feature we’ve added is the ability to navigate to listings that match the calculator’s recommendation.
This allows you to start exploring the market in a more strategic fashion and give your broker a clear, concise data point to work with in curating a short list of spaces.
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