Oregon, WI Office Space for Rent
Search 2 office listings in Oregon, WI and find helpful local stats in the Market Overview section below.
Asking prices for office space in Oregon vary and are generally influenced by such factors as the property location, the building quality rating, and the proximity to amenities like restaurants, cafes, and entertainment venues, as well as how convenient access is to and from public transport, airports, and thoroughfares.
Most commonly, the cost in any location will first be influenced by the property class rating, which can be A, B, or C.
Oregon Class A & A+ Office Space
Wisconsin Class A & A+ Office Space
$26.13
Oregon Class B Office Space
Wisconsin Class B Office Space
$20.38
Oregon Class C Office Space
Wisconsin Class C Office Space
$22.14
There is no one-size-fits-all answer as to what the best office space for rent location is in Oregon. The best neighborhood or submarket match for you will depend on what are the most relevant factors to your business and your employees. You will most likely need to consider what works best for the type of business you need space for, the size of your company, the employee demographics, and of course the company budget.
However, a good starting point for finding your best options is to look at the areas where there is a high concentration of office property listings. These areas are typically well-connected to a range of access routes and are also home to a variety of amenities that serve the convenience of both workers and visitors.
The quality of an office property can be judged based on subjective factors such as the prospective tenant’s preferred architecture style, the overall design of the surrounding area, as well as the amount and/or diversity of amenities available within a convenient distance.
Some quality factors, however, are considered to be mostly objective, and have been somewhat standardized as top things to consider when looking for a specific quality of space for your business. These include construction grade and building quality ratings, sustainability certifications, the total age or the property, as well as any renovation work that was done.
However, a certain age of completion of the original structure does not necessarily mean that a property is too old. Older properties are often considered to have excellent bones and are good subjects for adaptive reuse redevelopment or extensive renovation to modernize the interior space. With that in mind, you should consider that roughly 0% of all office properties here are buildings that have been renovated at least once since 2000.
If you have a certain point of interest in mind for renting an office in Oregon, it’s easy to navigate local leasing opportunities around it. Using our interactive search map, you can zoom in to your preferred location and then customize your search area around that specific point of interest by selecting “Radius” from the Search Mode options menu. Establish the center of your desired search area with one click on the map, and then expand the radius as much as you need to. Browse the resulting list of available office spaces for rent to find the best match for your location and other business needs.
Data was provided by CommercialEdge and refers to office properties at least 25,000 square feet in size. Prices shown reflect the average rate per square foot.
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