In opening a private practice and in buying a home, the adage holds true, "Location, Location, Location."
We've narrowed our prospective office sites down to two locations. Both would be built to our specifications (waiting room, two offices, windows, kitchenette) and both are appealing in their own way.
Location has proven to provide the greatest pull for my wife and I in determining what would be the best fit for my wife's clients and her commute.
Option 1 is on the top floor of the newly renovated Lipscomb and Pitts building close to home. It has vaulted ceilings, huge windows and even access to wraparound observation deck. Large footprint, top floor office, cheapest option.
Option 2 is in a building a little further away but further east, closer to current clients and in a much heavier traveled (read identifiable) section of the Poplar corridor. They would build out to spec, but this option is a bit more expensive.
We are leaning heavily to option 2 for one primary reason.
Location.
It's easy to find.
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