Managed Office VS Conventional Office
Managed Office VS Conventional Office
Managed Office VS Conventional Office
VS
CONVENTIONAL OFFICE
Understanding of Coworking / Managed Office
Dedicated & Fully Managed Expense at Scale Rise of Enterprise model / Operator Business model
“Office as a service” allows scalability
Varied Occupiers Dependency on Operator
Ability to scale up/down Greater agility to business occupancy
quickly Operator profile change
Frequent layout
Ease of entry & exit Dilution of Corporate Leverage pricing due to depth modifications
(turnkey solution) identity of provision
Service failure leads to staff
Exposure to external Customer service Opportunities for tie-up with churn
innovation standards may vary provider
Exposure to cost inflation
Accommodation of Dependency on Operators Rapid expansion in new (services & space)
Corporate Supply Chain for space & service markets
S
Strengths
W
Weaknesses
O
Opportunities
T
Threats
Conventional Vs Managed Office – Pros & Cons
CONVENTIONAL OFFICE MANAGED OFFICE
Flexibility to expand / downsize Limited flexibility due to longer lock-in Operators provide maximum flexibility to expand/downsize
Payouts Multiple payouts – Rent, CAM, Opex, etc. Single payment to the Operator
Escalation 5% every year or 15% every 3 years 5% to 7% every year
Parking available on additional cost as per market norm of 1:750 – Parking available on additional cost as per the tenant needs and
Parking
1:1000 sq. ft. of chargeable space. the availability.
Typically INR 1,500 – 2,500 per sq. ft. on chargeable area, depending
Tenant Improvement Cost NA
on the type of fit-outs.
Rent Free Period If provided, ranges from 30 days – 90 days. Varies based on deal structured
Café, recreational space, collab spaces, etc. to be built within the office All amenities are part of common areas which helps reduce the
Amenities
which adds up to the chargeable area chargeable area and maintenance issues for tenant
Corporates Operating out of Managed Offices in Pune
10,000 Sqft. 20,000 Sqft. 20,000 Sqft. 18,000 Sqft. 8,000 Sqft. 10,000 Sqft.
10,000 Sqft. 20,000 Sqft. 150,000 Sqft. 35,000 Sqft. 50,000 Sqft. 40,000 Sqft.
23,000 Sqft. 25,000 Sqft. 20,000 Sqft. 12,000 Sqft. 20,000 Sqft. 15,000 Sqft.
15,000 Sqft. 15,000 Sqft. 20,000 Sqft. 14,000 Sqft. 10,000 Sqft. 10,000 Sqft.
Comparison & Recommendation
A B C D
Self Build by New Furniture by
2nd Generation fit-out Managed Office
Tenant Landlord
One-Time Investment
(High medium Low) or numbers if High Low Medium Low
available)
0.7+ mn Sqft. operational 1.8+ mn Sqft. operational 1+ mn Sqft. operational 2.8+ mn Sqft. operational
14,000+ Seats 15,000+ Seats 8000+ Seats 20,000+ Seats
18+ Centres 19+ Centres 30+ Centres 10+ Centres
80+ Clients 55+ Clients 100+ Clients 20+ Clients
CONTACT US
Jitesh Vachhani
Assistant Manager – Occupier Strategy and Solutions
Jitesh.vachhani@in.knightfrank.com
+91 77200 60041
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