When business owners look at purchasing commercial space, it can often seem like a daunting process. In contrast to residential real estate where homes are most often purchased completely finished, commercial space is typically sold as a “shell” where you will be responsible for designing your new space, complete with the layout and interior finishings of your choice. When you think about it this makes sense, considering that no two business needs are exactly alike. However, as most entrepreneurs know, when you are busy operating a business that seems to be taking all of your time and energy, the thought of having to design an office, make finishing decisions, etc., seems like it would be more than enough to push you over the edge, or more often than not, provide you with a reason to delay purchasing space until a future date.

A look down the hallway of Unit 201 in Building B at Pacific Station.

If you have found yourself in a similar situation in the past, don’t sacrifice the upside potential of a positive move for fear of the distraction it could become or the perceived time requirements. Westmark Construction offers expert design-build service, serving as your single point of contact whereby they will take care of every single detail of your project. You outline what you are looking for in a new space, and their team (along with partnering businesses) will take care of the design, planning, construction management, and ultimately ensuring your ideal space is delivered on-time, on-budget, and free of stress.

Reception area in Unit 201 in Building B at Pacfiic Station

There are a number of businesses who purchased office space in Pacific Station who Westmark Construction has already completed the interior improvements for, with very positive results.

View from the conference room, showing the private offices.

In the digital age, there are countless sites online where you can go to generate some ideas for what you would like your ideal space to look like. Having a rough idea of what your space needs are today (eg. how many offices, privacy requirements, etc.) as well as how you’d see your business growing over the few years and how your space needs may change, should be enough to get the conversation going and determine a budget that will work for you.

Contact Westmark Construction to get the conversation going: HERE

For more information on the commercial offices available at Pacific Station, please contact Commercial Real Estate Advisor Devin Jahelka at 250-751-0804 or info@jahelkagroup.com

www.pacificstationoffices.com

Kitchen / staff area in Unit 201 in Building B at Pacific Station.

Work station & private office in Building B at Pacific Station.

***Note: All images in this post are for illustrative purposes only. Units for sale are “shell” spaces intended to allow strata office purchasers to customize their units for their business needs.