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Every small company I've every worked for has renovated their new space. Often, when the old tenants leave, the space is beat-up and unpresentable. Relative to
by jvagner 8y ago
Every small company I've every worked for has renovated their new space.
Often, when the old tenants leave, the space is beat-up and unpresentable. Relative to the aggregate cost of rent over a couple of years, spending $10-20K to buff it out, put some walls in for meeting rooms and offices, etc... isn't a problematic spend.
- Fomite 8y agoI think there's a difference between "New carpet, new paint" and other refurbishments like that, and "spend a ton to look 'on brand'."
- ABCLAW 8y agoDepends what class of building you're renting in. A Class B building might tidy up the place, but if you're springing for a Class A building, prestige is what you're buying into.