1-Price
Obviously, price is an essential criterion. The first thing to do is to determine your budget, which will enable you to direct your search
towards properties that match your budget. In addition to the gross price, it’s a good idea to take an interest in the tax implications of the location. There are a number of schemes that allow you to benefit from exemptions from tax and social security contributions, depending on the geographical
area in which you are based, or whether you are located in an urban tax-free zone, a rural regeneration zone or a regional aid zone.
2- Location
These are the second criteria to take into account. Even before looking for and/or visiting premises, it’s vital to know where you want to locate your business. The location can be defined according to : Your business sector The location of your customers and partners The area where your employees live. A good location also means local services. So it’s not an obvious choice,
even if some solutions are more advantageous than others, such as business districts or co-working spaces.
3-The surface.
This criterion is as important as any other. The law doesn’t impose anything, it simply sets out recommendations, so it’s up to you to estimate the surface area that suits you best according to your activity, the numberof employees in your company and your development prospects.
4-The nature of the lease