2 business centers: Groningen

Groningen is a promising business location already appreciated by many companies. The following factors make it a convenient location to live and run business. Lucrative location in the most northern municipality of the Netherlands. The Groningen-Assen metropolitan area borders with Germany and has around 500 thousand inhabitants. The city offers a strategic position in the northern part of the country and attracts all kinds of companies that wish to establish on the local market. The city has great transportation links. Groningen Airport is only 10 km away from the city centre and hosts numerous international flights. The A28 motorway offers a direct connection to the south in the direction of Zwolle, Amersfoort and Utrecht. At the Julianaplein junction, the A28 connects to the Groningen ring road, which then leads to Drachten, Leeuwarden, Amsterdam as well as Winschoten and the German A31. High-quality residential and commercial accommodation and great standards of living. The city centre of Groningen is a car-free area, dedicated to eco-friendly vehicles and pedestrians. The city is built according to the highest Dutch standards, employing the latest technology. Picturesque views on canals, historic architecture, great urban planning and public transportation make Groningen a pleasant city for life and work.

Business centres in Groningen have already reached their capacity limit. The city has a shortage of commercial property supply which result in a staggering vacancy rate of 7.9%. Only Amsterdam can compete with such a shortage. And while Groningen is not planning on building more business centres, the existing ones have turned to provide alternative office solutions:

Flexible rental. Modern tenants can now choose the type of their tenancy agreements. It’s up to you whether you want to sign a traditional agreement and rent out an empty business centre or move into space, fully prepared and equipped. The difference is drastic. Empty space requires a serious financial commitment like safety deposit, spendings on renovation and furniture. On the other hand, serviced spaces might be more expensive in the long-run, but offer instant access and flexible monthly contracts.

Flexible rental. Modern tenants can now choose the type of their tenancy agreements. It’s up to you whether you want to sign a traditional agreement and rent out an empty business centre or move into space, fully prepared and equipped. The difference is drastic. Empty space requires a serious financial commitment like safety deposit, spendings on renovation and furniture. On the other hand, serviced spaces might be more expensive in the long-run, but offer instant access and flexible monthly contracts.

Flexible rental. Modern tenants can now choose the type of their tenancy agreements. It’s up to you whether you want to sign a traditional agreement and rent out an empty business centre or move into space, fully prepared and equipped. The difference is drastic. Empty space requires a serious financial commitment like safety deposit, spendings on renovation and furniture. On the other hand, serviced spaces might be more expensive in the long-run, but offer instant access and flexible monthly contracts.

Flexible rental. Modern tenants can now choose the type of their tenancy agreements. It’s up to you whether you want to sign a traditional agreement and rent out an empty business centre or move into space, fully prepared and equipped. The difference is drastic. Empty space requires a serious financial commitment like safety deposit, spendings on renovation and furniture. On the other hand, serviced spaces might be more expensive in the long-run, but offer instant access and flexible monthly contracts.