Executive suites are an affordable and practical solution if you are in the process of starting an independent business, or establishing a new practice as a lawyer, psychotherapist or other professional. The actual monthly cost of maintaining an office can vary from just a few hundred dollars to over a thousand depending on a number of factors. The most expensive executive suite offices are typically in high-end, Class A buildings with exterior windows, while the most economical are interior offices in located in Class B or C buildings. All executive suites generally provide basic services and amenities, which would generally include telephone and Internet access. Some will provide furniture, and most will include customized telephone answering, voice mail, secretarial and postage services. If you shop around you should be able to find accommodations to fit your requirements and budget.
"Our typical client is a lawyer, or other professional who came to us with limited budget and had shopped the expensive Class A executive suites first. Since we are in a well maintained Class B building, our rental rates are 30-40% less for both interior and exterior offices" says Stemie Penn, owner of a large Southeast Denver Executive Suite business. "Our tenants usually move to larger exterior offices as their business prospers. Also, the clients of our tenants don't feel intimidated when they come in because of the practical decor and the friendliness of the staff and the obvious cheerful interaction among tenants and employees they encounter here."
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