[ale] Anybody know office overhead in Atlanta?

[Ron Frazier (ALE)]

I don't know the answer to your question, but don't forget to consider the "instant" office companies like Regus where you pay a flat rate and they provide all the real estate, building, infrastructure, staff, receptionist, janitor, etc.

I have no idea how economical they are.

If rolling your own, I would imagine prices would vary dramatically depending on whether you're in the city of Atlanta $$$, Buckhead $$$, Alpharetta $$, Norcross $$, Cumming $, etc.

It would probably also depend on how much data infrastructure you need and how much equipment (and power) each developer needs.

Sincerely,

Ron



Neal Rhodes <neal at mnopltd.com> wrote:

>I'm having some discussions regarding working arrangement, and one of
>the factors is the cost of putting a developer in a cube in Atlanta.
>Versus office at home. 
>
>Does anybody have some numbers on the real, fully-loaded overhead of a
>developer office?   I'm not talking about rent per square foot.   I'm
>saying the total annual cost of the facility, rent, insurance, power,
>Data, janitor, etc, divided by the number of developers using that
>facility. 
>
>Neal Rhodes
>MNOP Ltd
>
>



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