• Private office spaces • Saving on leasing, typically 50 - 75% • Occupier services • Efficient and hassle free • Smaller deposits • Monthly rental payments • No service charges • Minimal fees on set-up • Straight forward process • Simple document • Service focused • Less obligation and liability • Very flexible periods (months to 3 years) • Site reception/ concierge • 24/ 7 access • Safe secure zones – swipe access • Cleaning services provided • Kitchen and amenities provided • Staff rounds (frequent replenishment) • Welcoming spaces • Grade ‘A’ environments • Operators – wide range of services • Direct service providers • Curators of spaces – Space as a Service • Dedicated site staff • Technical support • Facilities team on hand • Community staff to assist • Reception support • App Support • Register guests • Book meetings • Notices – about the building • Events, activities and hosting • Better informed environments • Portal for Collaboration • Do business with other members • Spaces prepared and ready to occupy • Design & layout options available • Engineered to scale • Tailoring to meet business needs • Branding
Some landlords might advertise themselves as providers of flexible spaces, but sometimes these are just short lease arrangements. They risk all the trappings, liabilities and obligations of traditional leasing and may lack key services and be less inclusive. To help understand the true difference between traditional leasing and flexible spaces, we suggest the following criteria for guidance on genuine flexible spaces. These spaces are provided by professional operators; the true curators of serviced office environments:

Flexible or Lease ?

OFFICE Solve
• Private office spaces • Saving on leasing, typically 50 - 75% • Occupier services • Efficient and hassle free • Smaller deposits • Monthly rental payments • No service charges • Minimal fees on set-up • Straight forward process • Simple document • Service focused • Less obligation and liability • Very flexible periods (months to 3 years) • Site reception/ concierge • 24/ 7 access • Safe secure zones – swipe access • Cleaning services provided • Kitchen and amenities provided • Staff rounds (frequent replenishment) • Welcoming spaces • Grade ‘A’ environments • Operators – wide range of services • Direct service providers • Curators of spaces – Space as a Service • Dedicated site staff • Technical support • Facilities team on hand • Community staff to assist • Reception support • App Support • Register guests • Book meetings • Notices – about the building • Events, activities and hosting • Better informed environments • Portal for Collaboration • Do business with other members • Spaces prepared and ready to occupy • Design & layout options available • Engineered to scale • Tailoring to meet business needs • Branding
Some landlords advertise flexible spaces, but these might be short lease arrangements. These arrangements risk all the trappings, liabilities and obligations of traditional leasing and may lack key services and be less inclusive. To help understand the true difference between traditional leasing and flexible spaces, we suggest the following criteria for guidance on genuine flexible spaces. These spaces are provided by professional operators; the true curators of serviced office environments:

Flexible or Lease ?

Flexible or Lease ?
OFFICE Solve