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Cody L.
  • Rental Property Investor
  • San Diego, Ca
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4500 SF of office open space - who designs office lay out?

Cody L.
  • Rental Property Investor
  • San Diego, Ca
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I own a 3 story historic building in downtown Houston. The first two floors are rented to a night club. Actually I take that back: The full 3 floor are rented to them but they only use two. So I thought I’d see if they’d like me to knock a few bucks off their rent and I’ll take the 3rd floor

Since it’s located downtown and has 3 of the four walls as windows looking out (ie great views), it seems like it would be great for shared office space (think, “weWork”). So I thought I could get $x/month in rents for the third floor while knocking down the existing tenants rent by .75 * $x.

However, as good as I like to think I am at running a portfolio of apartments, I don’t have much creativity.

So I wanted to go on fivver or use google to see what some cool options might be to design out this space. But I don’t even know what the person who designs such a space would be called? Or what deliverable it would be called if I wanted to pay someone to draft something up.

So.... Might be a long shot but since I don’t ask my questions here I thought I’d ask if anyone here has skills in this area, or could point me in the right direction?

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