Even though it seems like having an ultimate design is the key to a great space, however, there are a lot of checkboxes to tick beforehand. One such thing is having an understanding of your current situation and aligning it with your future goals. Here are some aspects that you can consider: 

• Define business needs: What is the core function of your business and what is the need of it? What do you intend to deliver? Does your team prefer working in a group or an individual setting? What all will be needed in your organization? Answering these questions will be a good start to your planning. 

But the most important thing is to decide in which category you would like to register your business. You may need to understand the difference between a sole proprietorship, partnership, LLC, or cooperative. You must also be aware of the local legalities where you want to register the business. For example, if you decide to register an LLC in Texas, you must know the steps from A to Z about “How to start an LLC in Texas” 

• Growth Plan: Startups are very dynamic in nature. The office space you are going to choose should be able to adapt to rapidly changing business needs. So, don’t forget to consider how your team might expand in the next couple of years.

With a thorough understanding of the business requirements and future goals, you can lay a strong foundation for a larger office space.