How Businesses Can Relocate Offices Successfully

Most employees say moving offices had an overall positive effect on them and their company, according to a survey of 503 employees who have moved office spaces with their current business in the past 10 years. After moving offices, employees appreciate having a more comfortable and visually appealing space and additional workspace. Office relocation, however, comes with challenges, including distractions and a further commute.

Kristen Herhold
The Startup

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Office relocation is an expensive investment. From upgrading spaces and purchasing new furniture to paying for the actual move and preparing for the loss of productivity, businesses can expect to pay thousands of dollars for each step of the moving process.

But moving offices is essential for businesses that are growing or have changing needs. Office relocation helps many businesses reach their goals, but how does it affect their employees?

Clutch surveyed 503 full-time employees across the U.S. who have relocated offices with their current business within the past 10 years. How does changing offices benefit employees? What challenges does an office relocation pose for businesses?

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Kristen Herhold
The Startup

Kristen is a writer and editor in Washington, D.C.