Leasing office space is a multi-year commitment that touches hiring, culture, and cost. A short, honest checklist helps cut through the noise.
Start with your people
- Is the location practical for the team you have and the team you want to hire?
- Can leadership and clients reach it easily?
- What is the daily experience: light, air, food, parking, and space to break?
Then the building
- Are the floor plates efficient enough to plan around your headcount?
- Does the infrastructure support continuous operation, with backup power and modern systems?
- Is there a credible sustainability story that lowers operating demand?
- Is the building professionally managed?
Then the commercials
Clarity matters more than a single number. Understand the fit-out options, the flexibility to grow, and how the leasing team works with you. Rates and terms are best discussed directly, against a real requirement.
A simple test
Walk the floor and ask whether you can picture your team there in two years. If the building makes that easy to imagine, it is worth a serious conversation.
If OP Tower is on your list, the Leasing page explains what you can lease and how the process works.