As businesses continue to expand, having a physical office space is an indispensable asset to consider. Such provides a central location for business continuity, while complementing the evolution of work-from-home setups that we see today.

Here are just some factors to consider when owning a physical office space:

Credibility
Having your own office space best showcases your business’ persona. In addition, this extends your credibility in the digital landscape as well. An office address with a safe and reputable location serves as a crucial first impression for partnerships. It enables you to meet up with clients and prospects within your own professional environment that reflects your company brand.

Location & Accessibility
Have an office space accessible to your employees. This gives the business flexibility to resume its corporate routines by blending in centralized office activities with remote work-from-home setups. Having a location that is near residential spaces, different modes of transport, and city conveniences empowers both the business owner and the employees to access office resources, without having to travel too far away from where they live.

Efficient Workspaces
The size and build of workspaces actually contribute not only to productivity but also to overall employee well-being. According to the Fellowes Workplace Wellness Trend Report, “An overwhelming majority (87%) of workers would like their current employer to offer healthier workspace benefits, with options ranging from wellness rooms, company fitness benefits, and the like.”

As working habits and trends continue to evolve, some might question the need to have a physical office for their business. After all, virtual offices and coworking spaces may provide a simpler, and more cost-effective solution, especially for start-up companies.

Having your own business space, however, remains to be a crucial milestone, especially when normal operations resume. This will help ensure that your business is ready for your recovery strategy, and provide the operational stability and efficiency that may be lacking in a home office space.

One such example is Alveo Land’s Tryne Enterprise Plaza. Located in Arca South, it is close to multiple options for residential spaces. It will also be surrounded by city conveniences, including an Ayala Mall. Placing accessibility at the forefront, it has entrance and exit points via SLEX and C-5, is within proximity to Makati and BGC, and is located along a regional thoroughfare with future access ramps to the South East Metro Manila Expressway and Skyway extension to C-6 Taguig.

Having a highly connected location gives both the business owner and the employees a sense of ease and safety. Both parties can mix and match in-office and remote assignments, given the proximity of the physical workspace.