Millions of people worldwide are regarded with business of different eccentrics. But not all of them have his or her office spaces. In most cases, office spaces are rented by business owners on a contract basis. The most common ground why several of the business owners go for office space for rent Makati is that it is not possible for all the business owners to buy properties or lands to tidy up their offices. Hence, there is absolutely no other way than to rent office spaces for business aims. In such cases, office renting can be a well suited solution.
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Southeast Asia is one of the world’s fast growing economies. Rapid climb and development are paving the way for many countries out of the region to imitate the achievement of the Asian “tiger economies” like Singapore, Taiwan, South Korea, and Japan. One such country is the Philippines; and according to a recent written real estate market report Philippines, it is well on its way to becoming one of the large economies of the world. All this potency for growth in the country is the reason for steady growing office for rent in Makati.
by: Yves De-Luis
1) Reduce costs
Real estate brokers know best when it comes to real estate market scenarios. What most tenants do not realize is that the possibility of a better deal somewhere always exists. Chances are, only qualified real estate brokers know exactly where to find them. Due to the increase in available office spaces, the current office leasing market favors the tenants more. Compared to their current terms, tenants can reduce their real estate costs up to 50% easily if they only knew how to leverage on the market. Hiring a qualified real estate brokerage company can help you understand the dynamics of the market and gain insights in order for you to get a better deal if not the best one.
by: Kathleen Yu
According to Michael McCullough of Philippines real estate brokerage firm KMC MAG Group, “Virtual offices provide companies with the benefits of a regular office location, minus the employee and rental costs. Many companies setting up business in Metro-Manila are now availing of this option, which enables a business to set up operations outside an office setting, and cut down on other expenses in the process.”
by Yves De-Luis
The Zuellig Building, to be completed by Q1 2012, is located in the Makati Central Business District, at Makati Avenue corner Paseo de Roxas, on a lot area of 8,285 square meters. The 33 storey structure is a premium, commercial, single-owner office building, with 55,000 square meters up for lease to multi-tenants as well as lease of PEZA office space.
Seat rentals are an ideal option for start-up BPO companies and call centers in the Philippines. Not only are they cost-efficient and user-friendly, seat rentals also enable companies to reduce capital expenditures, while focusing on the more important aspects of the enterprise. Seat rentals are purchased on a monthly basis and do not require prior contractual agreements. This makes it a convenient option for companies looking to set-up business operations within a short period of time, minus the legal hassle. As the Philippine BPO industry continues to grow and develop, the demand for seat rentals in business districts like Makati, Ortigas,Fort Bonifacio and Manila is increasing at a rapid rate. There are a large number of alternative seat rental options available to BPO companies and call centers in the Philippines, including plug and play solutions, desk and cubicle offices, and many others.
Serviced offices offer a much needed convenience to foreign and local companies setting up business in the Philippines. These offices usually come fully-furnished, and are equipped by a separate facility management company. The managing company purchases the individual desks, office space, and operating equipment, then rents them out to client companies. Also referred to as executive suites, managed offices, business centers, or executive centers, serviced offices boast a large number of benefits, including plug and play options, prominent business adresses, and flexible short term contracts. These types of offices often have more flexible rental terms, compared to conventional leased office space, which are subject to more restrictive leases. Additional office space is easily allocated within short notice, making it more convenient for client companies in general, should a particular business change in size. Serviced offices are also more cost-effective, owing to the fact that client companies do not require to set aside capital for start-up costs and solicitor’s fees.
Historic Manila Bay, considered one of the best natural harbors in Southeast Asia, is currently experiencing a real estate boom. The bay serves as the primary port of Manila and is famous for its picturesque sunsets. Entry to Manila Bay is flanked by several islands, the largest among them being Corregidor, which is 3 kilometers from Bataan and, along with the island of Caballo, separates the mouth of the bay into the North and South Channels.
Cebu is the oldest city in the Philippines and one of the foremost domestic shipping ports in the country. Rife with historical significance, the city is now home to the largest commercial center outside Manila and one of the fastest growing real-estate markets in the country. Hailed as the “Queen of the South”, Cebu is a developed metropolis with the idyllic charms of an exotic island destination. The city boasts a number of central business districts, IT Parks and special economic zones that have made it an ideal investment destination for foreign and local companies doing business in the Philippines.
Fort Bonifacio Office Space & Real Estate
Fort Bonifacio is just one of the many financial districts flourishing in the Philippines. From an old army post to a thriving potential financial capital, the Fort is proving its worth as a pot of gold for the local real estate market. As business prospers in the area, luxury residences and office buildings are rising up from the fields and empty lots. Real estate developers and brokers are also expanding operations in the district to provide for the increasing housing demand. This has created an unprecedented boom for the Philippine real estate industry, as more and more foreign investors inject capital into Fort Bonifacio and the surrounding vicinity.