How much is it to rent an office building?
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Depends where you're looking to rent.  In Hong Kong, Central London, Manhattan etc you could rent a square foot for about the same price you could rent an entire office out in the sticks somewhere.  If you don't get a satisfactory answer perhaps add more detail or post another question specifying where the office building would be.
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If I got you correctly you mean setting up a business center for other companies to rent?\n\nThis will depend mostly on :\n1) Your experience\n2) The area you will start it in.\n3) The economics of the city and country you plan to start it.\n\n4)Your correct understanding of how to market your new business center.
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I assume you mean to rent and not to buy. If so, it depends on where in NYC. Manhattan will be the most expensive and the neighborhood and type of bldg will influence the price as well. A one-bedroom (not a studio) with one bath and NO doorman can go for about $1500 in an area that is a bit off the beaten path. If you rent in a bldg with a doorman in Manhattan, the cost will be closer to $2000. There are several cheaper one-bedrooms for rent in the other areas of NYC such as Queens.
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It depends on what area of the country you're in.  Here in central PA we're looking at $130 a square foot for new construction.
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That varies with AREA ! Down town , easy to find .Also varies with owners some will charge less if you carry a longer lease, some just haven't been able to rent it out and are willing to rent lower.Landlords want the property rented so look around ,ask stores close by what they are paying , but shop for a good deal ,so you have a better chance at making the bills if at first it is slow. Make sure the building is ZONED for a store ! Landlords may not be honest and tell courts They just thought you wanted to rent the building to stay there, and the zoning can close you down and the lease will still hold your to agreement.
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it appears that most one bedroom apartments rent for between 800-1000.
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There are far too many variables to say on this one.  It depends on the company, the city, county and/or state you live in, etc.\n\nI have seen exec. admin positions range anywhere from $2,000 per month all the way up to $100K per year.
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That depends on:\n1.The area your in.\n2.If you use your own equipment and products.\n I would call all the services in your area, ask them how they go about bidding on jobs, and how much they charge, (per building, per office, per sq. feet), etc. They don't know if your a customer or not right? \nHere's an excellent website that should give you what you need in inhttp://www.sba.gov/starting_business/startup/guide.htmlfo. and more. Good luck!
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Southcourt Property Management have put together a business start up pack in lettings and property management. Think their website is www.lettings-opportunity.co.uk.\nPack costs £575 I have bought one and it is very useful!
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You want to lease office space to appear more professional, as opposed to an ebay storefront only, for example, not something that inspires "realness" from potential customers.\n\nYou go to the trouble of leasing space you advertise and build a business over time. That would suck to get kicked out. You want to have a long lease and lots of options to stay there so you don't have to build a customer base anew.\n\nYou are given little leeway in the courts as opposed to a residential unit to get off the hook for breaking a lease. So you want the contract to have some sort of reasonable way out if you have to "go out of business" or move due to a declining customer base.\n\nThose last two paragraphs kind of contradict each other so you have to strike a happy balance for your particular business.\n\nMost leases have some sort of method for determining market rent each year (that will only go up or stay the same of course) so that a longer term lease makes the landlord happy. Then options to renew are sometimes a part of the mix to make the tenant happy.\n\nIf want to search more you will have to search from the two parties point of view. First pretend you are starting a business and need help with a lease. Second pretend you are a real estate investor and need help renting it out. That should give you more info than you found already.
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It depends: Let me give you a rundown since that's where I live-\nStudio- $1200-$2200\nOne Bedroom- $2600-$2800\nTwo bedroom- $3000-$4000\n\nThese are just rental costs\n\nActually purchasing property: Lets just say that the smallest space will cost you around $900,000 to 1 million.\n\nAny place that has a total of 5 rooms or more starts from the 1.5 million dollar mark. Good luck on your search. Try rentdirect.com/ halstead.com
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You can rent a computer from places such as Colorama, RentWay, etc.  The average amount is about $30 per week with the option to buy.
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I have an excellent business opportunity for you.  The start up fee is your membership, plus $49, which includes your training.  It is a business that actually works itself.  If you are interested, email me and I can send you some information.
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Hello the costs range from anywhere between $134 per sq. feet to about $225 per sq. ft. for regular construction.  All higher end accessories and amenities will cost higher.
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Probably depends on the metro area you live in, and how much you invest into your business.\n\nThe first site cited below says $75,00-150,000, before all the overhead is subtracted.
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I pay 8% (of rent) to management company. Also I pay them 50% of the first month rent when they bring in a new tenant and sign a lease. This is in OR. I have heard up to10%. 8-10% seems to be normal.
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Garage/yard sales are a good source of used office furniture.  Also check your local newspaper's Classified section.