We offer suites that are fitted for beauty and creative professionals.

Rental rates vary based on the suite and its location, but most of our available spaces are budget-friendly and ideal for startups or growing businesses.

It depends on the landlord, but typically, cleaning, utilities, and Wi-Fi are included.

Absolutely! We highly recommend viewing the space in person before leasing. To schedule a tour, simply click the “Book a Tour” button located on the page of the suite you’re interested in.

Yes. We offer daily rentals and short-term leases. Be sure to check the homepage for more details.

Some buildings come with Wi-Fi but some don’t.
If your chosen suite doesn’t have Wi-Fi, you can set up your own internet service provider.

Repair and maintenance still remain the ultimate duty of the original landlord. Because the subtenant, in a sublease, has no relationship with the original landlord, repair requests will usually be made by the original tenant. The original tenant makes a repair request to the landlord. This is not always the case; many times, the landlord, in granting the original tenant permission to sublease, will be aware of the subtenant’s presence and will respond to his or her requests.

Application form is visible inside the page of the suite you’re interested in.

Yes. Usually a two-weeks deposit is applicable.

Since a two-week deposit is required, once the deposit is already paid in full, be ready to receive your keys!

Please note that we require a 24-hour notice for all tour bookings. At this time, we’re unable to accommodate same-day appointments.

While Michigan does not require a single, general business operating license for companies doing business in the state, many businesses must obtain at least one kind of business license or permit from the state before conducting business. For example, businesses selling tangible products will need a license to collect the appropriate sales and use tax. Additionally, while businesses don’t need a general state business license, many local municipalities in Michigan will require licenses and permits depending on where the business operates and/or the industry the business operates within.

You can do so if you have.

Your weekly/monthly lease payment will go to the landlord, payment information will be indicated in the lease agreement.

Most suites do allow it; however, we kindly ask that you check with us first for confirmation.

Once booked, the space is yours that specific day. However, you can inform us if you will use the suite for just a specific number of hours.

Absolutely! Just head over to the Tenant tab and select “Tenant Success Products” to explore all the helpful tools and resources we currently offer.

Yes we do! Please check on our “commercial real estate services” under the tenants tab for more information.