Providence Offices:

Providence, Rhode Island was one of the first cities established in the USA. Providence is also the most populous city in the state and is the capital of Rhode Island. The estimated population of the city is around 171, 557 people. Being one of the first cities to industrialize it has a lot of sectors that relate to metals, machinery, textiles, jewelry and silverware. There has been a drop in the manufacturing sector however the city is still a leading centre for jewelry, silverware designing and manufacturing. A large part of the city’s economy comprises of services like education, health care and finance. This city is also a regional hub for the US Postal Service and since it is the capital of Rhode Island it also has many government services. Renting a Providence Executive Suite is a must for any sized company, and large or small, every business needs the exposure in this economy. And if you need help finding an office space to lease in other areas like Chicago, New York, or Boston (if your business has multiple locations), just let us know.

There are many people who need to visit Providence for both business and economic reasons. You do not have to face any difficulties when you are renting Providence executive office suites as they are easily available in Pine Street and the Blue Cross and Blue Shield areas. These are convenient and prestigious locations. Many of the Providence executive office suites give tenants access to professionally furnished offices, personalized telephone answering services with voicemail, mailing services, on site administrative and secretarial support, fully equipped kitchen and lounge, IT support, meeting rooms, conference rooms, transportation, shopping facilities, swimming pools, broadband, ISDN and audio visual presentation rooms.

Executive Suite Prices:

The monthly rentals for these executive office suites vary from $300 to $2500 per month per office. Our free service offers expert help when on the search for Providence executive office suites (if you need help figuring out how many square feet you need per employee). It is our recommendation to search for floor plans and building size to accommodate your company. After finding an office (see pictures on our website), the lease agreement should be negotiated with the landlord. Other local areas we service in the Providence area are Canston, Lincoln, Smithfield, downtown and Johnston. Our free service will help you find anything from a temporary office to an executive suite.

Providence Economy:

The city boasts of the headquarters of the Fortune 500 conglomerate Textron and the Fortune 1000 company Nortex. GTECH’s world headquarters have also been recently shifted to Providence, RI and the famous Citizen Bank is also located here. The city also has the Rhode Island Convention Center that opened in December 1993. In addition to the Convention Center there is also a hotel that is connected to the Providence Place Mall that is a major retail center with a skywalk. The Port of Providence is also the second largest deepwater seaport in New England and it handles cargo relating to cement, chemicals, heavy machinery, scrap metal and petroleum in the region. The sales tax rate of Rhode Island is 7% and there are many items that are exempt from the State’s sales tax like food, prescription drugs, coffins, original artwork, clothing and footwear.

Providence Jobs, Earnings:

According to the 2000 census, the per capita income of the city was $15,525 which is well below the State average of $29,113 and the national average of $21,587. The median income for households is estimated to be $26,867 and the median income for a family in the city was around $32,058 as per the Census of 2000. Providence has one of the highest rates of poverty in the USA with around 29.1% of the population and around 23.9% of the families living below the poverty line in 2000. The major portions of the population that are living below the poverty line are found in the west of downtown Providence in the neighborhoods of Hartford, Federal Hill and Olneyville. When compared to the other cities, Providence has a higher than average rate of violent and property crime. The city has the fifth largest rate of property crime per 100,000 inhabitants in USA. The crimes of burglary and car theft cases primarily comprise of 1.12 and 2.49 times the national average.