Office Suites Rates:

There are many commercial developments in the area and many options in the downtown business district. With a great wealth of options, and the city being friendly to entrepreneurs, it’s no surprise that the office vacancy rate 15% and has been steady for some months. It’s interesting to note, that on the bright side, there are many different opportunities for businesses of all types to find office suites in the area. A recent search of the available spaces yielded results starting at around $500 a month for small offices, and only $1.50 a square foot for offices up to ad beyond 1,000 square feet. For those looking for offices, the area also has a great wealth of office furniture retailers to help furnish new found spaces properly. You’ll find traditional big box retailers, and small companies specializing in furniture for offices. Those looking for executive suites in the greater Columbus area will find that prices are relatively low for a large modern city, with many starting at around $700 a month with many amenities adjacent. We also provide office suite rentals in Cleveland, Cincinnati, and Chicago.

Using a Tenant Rep:

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History/Economy:

The city of Columbus is the largest city in the state of Ohio. It was named after the explorer Christopher Columbus and was founded in 1812. The city has an estimated population of 754,885 at the city corner and upwards of 3.5 million people in the greater metropolitan area. The city has a great diverse economy, culture, and abounds in business opportunities that rival many other cities in the area.
The economical portrait of the greater Columbus area hinges on a diverse array of industries. It is overall ranked the 10 best cities in the country to relocate by a major real estate firm. It was also ranked 7th best place in the country to operate a business according to “Relocate America”. The city has a great number of Fortune 500 companies. Some of the companies that call the area home include, Chemical Abstracts, Limited Brands, Wendy’s, Nationwide Insurance, JP Morgan Chase, American Electric Power, Huntington Bancshares, and many other companies. The unemployment rate of Columbus has recently risen to upwards of 14% and is higher than the national average.
The city of Columbus has several professional sports teams in hockey, soccer, and minor league baseball. The major sports team in the area is the Columbus Crew, a championship soccer team in the MLS and winners of the MLS cup in 2008. They play at Crew Stadium, the first ever soccer only stadium in the United States.

Culture / Crime:

The crime rate of the greater Columbus metropolitan area is roughly around 91 per one thousand residents and is considered relatively high for a city comparable in size. While there are a lot of different options to explore, it should be noted that some pockets are relatively safe while others are not, much like many other large cities.
Columbus, Ohio has a great deal to offer all walks of life. Whether you’re looking for higher education, sports, arts, culture, or just want to start a business, the area is one of the best places to explore. It is consistently growing, and has a great overall economical picture.