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Guest blog by Holly Welles. Holly is a real estate blogger interested in the ever-shifting landscape of the market. You can read more of her work on her own blog, The Estate Update, and follow her on Twitter @HollyAWelles.

Guest blog by Becky Holton. Becky is a journalist and blogger.  She is interested in education technologies and is always ready to support informative speaking.  Follow her on Twitter, @HoltonBecky1.

Guest blog by David Lawrence. David is Head of Marketing at GrowthHouse by Follow Up Boss. Dave spends his days ‘under the hood’ of some of the top real estate teams in the world, helping them achieve their outlier sales results through a focus on simplifying their processes and tools.

If you're preparing to begin the search for a new office for your startup or to expand or relocate your company, the job likely feels monumental. The truth is that while commercial leasing is complex, the process is far from impossible. Following these tips will get you off on the right track and help to make finding and leasing the best office for your company a simpler task.

You need to ensure that your new office is a place that will be comfortable for your employees and enable them to grow, develop and flourish. Picking the ideal office space can be a miss or hit, but it doesn’t have to be. This is why it is important to go on an office tour when considering getting an office space. Without due diligence, renting an office space can be a stumbling block to the efficient running of your business.

Guest blog by Becky Holton. Becky is a journalist and blogger.  She is interested in education technologies and is always ready to support informative speaking.  Follow her on Twitter, @HoltonBecky1.

Guest blog by Holly Welles. Holly is a real estate blogger interested in the ever-shifting landscape of the market. You can read more of her work on her own blog, The Estate Update, and follow her on Twitter @HollyAWelles.

Tracking your occupancy is important for monitoring your company’s expenses and can help you to reduce costs and positively impact your bottom line. Unfortunately, many people overlook crucial expenditures when calculating occupancy costs, leading to incorrect figures. To ensure that you're getting an accurate picture of what your space is costing you, make sure that you include all of the following items: