Office for lease in Tan Binh

When renting a business space, it's essential to consider the following points:

1. Determine the Product/Service and Business Type:

   • Identify what product or service you're offering and define your target customer base before choosing a business location.

2. Identify the Target Customers:

   • Determine demographic factors (age, gender, location, income, education, interests, marital status, etc.).
   • Psychological factors: Understand the emotional and experiential aspects influencing buyers' decisions.
   • Influential individuals/groups: Consider friends, family, community trends, or celebrities who might impact purchasing decisions.
   • Analyze customers who have used similar products/services or those of your competitors.

3. Specify the Space Requirements:

   • Determine the needed floor area, orientation, storefront, rental cost, and other criteria such as infrastructure, security, and traffic flow.

4. Choose the Right Area:

   • Define the area based on districts, proximity to schools, industrial zones, or specific business requirements.

5. Negotiation Principles for Renting:

   • Invest time in negotiating the rental price and contract terms fairly and reasonably.
   • Keep emotions in check; if the space doesn't meet your criteria, be prepared to look for alternative options.

6. Draft a Proper Lease Agreement:

   • Ensure the lease agreement covers essential points: area size, rental price, security deposit, lease duration, handover condition, and handover date.
   • Opt for notarization to validate the legal status of the contract.

With a system of over 2000 buildings regularly updated with available space and rental prices, we always meet the diverse rental needs of customers in various areas and are categorized into the following types of offices:

• Grade A Offices
• Grade B Offices
• Grade C Offices
• Budget Offices
• Serviced Offices
• Virtual Offices
• Co-working Spaces

• The trend of flexible (hybrid) working is becoming increasingly popular, providing flexibility and reducing office rental costs.
• Businesses are inclined to relocate offices outside the central districts to save costs and enhance workspace. New buildings such as Phu My Hung Tower, CII Tower, The Hallmark, The Mett meet this demand with premium amenities and green office certifications.

• The minimum rental period for traditional office floors is 1 year, however businesses usually tend to rent long-term from 3 - 5 years to minimize design and initial office setup costs.
• The full office rental period is more flexible, with a minimum of 1 month - 3 months - 6 months - 1 year depending on the needs of the business.

When considering office rental, the rental price is not the only crucial point to note. Besides the rental cost, determining the expected budget along with related expenses is extremely important. Factors related to the rental price should also be carefully examined:

• Office rental cost
• Service fees
• Motorbike, car parking fees
• Electricity and air conditioning consumption fees in the office
• Overtime fees (if the business regularly operates beyond standard hours)
• Design, construction fees...