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If specific areas of the Bay Area aren't important, look for local, small business parks in smaller cities. Often times they aren't advertised very well, or at
by dhruvkar 10y ago
If specific areas of the Bay Area aren't important, look for local, small business parks in smaller cities. Often times they aren't advertised very well, or at all. I've found interesting deals driving around and calling the realtor's number. In one case, I talked to an existing resident at the office park and he was able to connect me with the owner, who offered to build out office space (essentially put up a wall) based on how much space I needed, ending up to be a better deal than the realtor offered.
E.g. In Alameda, I found a place for $1.80/sqft for a 70 sqft place. It was enough office space for just myself. Adding internet/utilities, still under $200. In San Leandro, found a 100sqft office space including internet/utilities for $250/month.
Also, another resource I found useful LiquidSpace. http://www.liquidspace.com http://www.liquidspace.com
Edit: just saw your location requirements. My experience is mostly in the East Bay. Near BART, but a long ride to the peninsula.