Serviced Offices Liverpool
A serviced office, sometimes known as a business centre, provides office space with shared facilities for a regular charge that covers all occupation costs. Please read on for more detailed information in the following article.
Find a company to help you in your local area:
Intermediate Product Marketing Services Ltd
0151 2631493
268 Walton Breck Rd
Liverpool
JMU Services Ltd
0151 2313121
70 Mount Pleasant
Liverpool
British Standards Sales Office
0151 2581234
8 Chapel St
Liverpool
Mercer Human Resource Consulting
0151 2369771
Mercury Court Tithebarn Street
Liverpool
Steve Stuart Partnership Llp
0151 2430584
7 Queen Av, Dale St
Liverpool
Winning Women Ltd
0151 7031070
27 Seymour Terrace Seymour Street
Liverpool
Innovation 3 Ltd
0151 2803000
Bishop Goss Presbyty, Grosvenor St
Liverpool
Liverpool Ventures Ltd
0151 4825599
105 Boundary St
Liverpool
Blue Orchid
0151 2847728
Cotton Exchange Bldg, Old Hall St
Liverpool
Euro Info Centre
0151 23750005
1 Old Hall St
Liverpool
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What Are They? | A serviced office, sometimes known as a business centre, provides office space with shared facilities for a regular charge that covers all occupation costs. You can rent an office suite within a business centre for an hour, a day, a month or years. So it’s a little like hotel accommodation for your business. And there’s accommodation available to suit virtually any type of enterprise. There is a range of services offered by business centres as part of a rental package. Check with individual business centres which of these services they have available: - Semi or fully furnished offices
- Reception with customised telephone answering
- Secretarial support if required
- Meeting rooms and boardrooms
- Kitchens and possibly catering services
- Mail franking and collection
- Fax and photocopying
- Email and internet facilities
- Telephones
- Office cleaning
- Presentation or conferencing equipment
- Car-parking
You can take on basic, unfurnished office space (known as managed workspace) up to five star office accommodation. This top end of the market targets corporate high flyers with state of the art IT and communication systems in premium locations. Many business centres now also offer short stay facilities – offering weekly, daily or hourly rates. Several companies have a worldwide network of serviced offices, often with the option of using their facilities in another country on a short-term basis if you’re on an overseas business trip. Business centres began in the US, where they now account for 10% of the office market. The concept emerged in the UK in the 1960s, originally as co-operative arrangements where several businesses shared the cost of secretarial and other services. Business centres have taken off in the UK. Three of the major suppliers of serviced offices are Regus, HQ and MWB, who operate over 100 business centres in the UK alone. And in the UK’s M4 corridor, an area dominated by the high tech industry, serviced offices now account for almost one fifth of all office rental in the region. |
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