Sorry, coming into this a bit late. Thanks, Jerome, for asking our
opinion :)
I think like with any space it all comes down to location and price.
We weren't looking for a ground-floor space but happened to land on
one that had a good deal and thought having a walk-by space could only
be a plus.
Workantile Exchange is in a street level space, which allows us to
partner with a coffee shop which sublets a portion of the space
closest to the street. That kind of partnership with a retail entity
probably wouldn't work anywhere but ground level.
A lot of people who come into the coffee shop as
I also agree with Alex. But...
We have a prominent ground floor space in our new location (Uptown Kingston,
NY) and a not-so-prominent sorta ground floor space in our first (Beacon). I
think in a smaller town -- like ours and maybe like Fort Collins, which is
quite a bit bigger than ours but no
Hello Angel
We found that ground level and private entrance is important as the
easy access makes it easy for people to drop by also if your members
are having clients come see them you want to find the entrance easly.
In regards to signage we are going to put one out next week, so I will
tell ho
I agree.
However, Sandbox Suites should chime in as they have a pretty
prominent ground floor presence.
Jerome
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On Jan 13, 2010, at 2:42
There's a reason that ground floor real estate is valuable: it's
the street-side equivalent of the candy bar section of the checkout aisle.
Now consider the cost of all of those impulse buy items...they're nominal.
"Oh, what's another .99?"
There's a reason that they don't sell iPods in checkout
1) How important is ground location? Do you rely on "walk-by traffic"
or "office space on upper floors" works just as well since most other
co-workers find the place virally?
We have been weighing ground vs upper level during our siting
process. Many want us to be on the ground floor because we
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