Why SuitePlace?
At SuitePlace Executive Offices, you can project the image of a Fortune 500 Company without paying a fortune. In fact, for less than the cost of a receptionist, you'll have an impressive office environment that instantly conveys confidence and professionalism to your clients 
and business associates.
To operate most profitably, you need to control your costs, cutting overhead wherever possible. At the same time, you don't want a place of business that makes it look like you cut corners on taste or style. You need SuitePlace Executive Offices.
Why Choose an Executive Suite vs. a Traditional Office Space?
When looking for an office, either by a newly graduated professional starting their practice or by the established professional re-locating to a new area, there are many factors that come into play. Of course Location, but also cost, setting, atmosphere, and the terms of the lease agreement. In the search for suitable working environments one will have the choice of many availabilities, as the percentage of vacancies in commercial buildings stays high due to current market conditions. But before committing to a long lease for space that might not be fully utilized, consider the possibilities of a communal office commonly known as an Executive Suite.
Wherein a traditional office, the party leasing the space is responsible for providing just about everything: furniture, telephone systems, computer networks, copy equipment, scheduling of janitorial and other regular services, as well as the support personnel. Just getting the office running can require thousands of dollars for securing the lease, getting all the new equipment in place and hiring/pay rolling a staff. Now consider the Executive Suite and the services provided with the rental of an office within the Suite. Support staff: this is a big one to most people, with payroll expenses being the highest cost to consider after rent, not to mention that keeping records for Social Security, unemployment, as well as State/Local and Federal Taxes can be a substantial task in itself. Suites provide the receptionist, office manager, IT and telephone departments, janitorial and utilities services, office equipment like the copier and fax machines, and in/out-bound mail service. Basically, Executive Suites can handle almost anything that the business professional could need to run their business effectively and without the worry. Lease terms tend to be shorter too, with month-to-month, six month and twelve month periods instead of the two or three year minimum for a autonomous office spaces.
But what about the real dollars and cents - does the cost to benefits ratio of renting an Executive Suite really beat that of a Traditional Office Space? Indeed, for the cost of paying a receptionist who is worth their salt, tenants of a Suite get a "Fortune 500" image. Clients and guests often assume that the professional has the entire floor, and are impressed by the flow and atmosphere that the Suite exudes. This allows the professional to focus on what their clients, customers or accounts need, and not whether the trash will get emptied on a nightly basis or not. The professional gets the space they need to function productively, the support to work smoothly, and the piece of mind that they won't be interrupted by another solicitor wanting to speak to the "Owner/Office Manager".
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