3 Person Private Office at 6000 Poplar Ave, Memphis

Join some of the region’s best financial and legal firms at this conveniently located business hub near Germantown, a swift 20-minute drive from Downtown Memphis.Equipped with everything from a video conferencing studio to Office Space and Meeting Rooms, Triad Center I is located near the I-240, making it easy to get to from anywhere in the city. The office also benefits from security card access and an attached parking deck, making it safe as well as accessible.Regus United States at 6000 Poplar Ave, Memphis has a range from private offices to coworking spaces and virtual offices. With such a wide variety of options, businesses of any size are sure to find something that meets their needs and budget. Plus, all Regus services include high-speed internet, office furniture and utilities so you can move in and start working right away! Every centre also has a staffed reception that provides mail handling, admin tasks and call answering services. With almost 3000 centres located in 900 cities across 120 countries around the world, Regus is the largest serviced office provider; offering everything from fully serviced offices for day-to-day rental to meeting rooms - ensuring that there is something suitable for every business budget close to home.

Situated conveniently close to the I-240, the Poplar business center is within a corridor of commercial activity that stretches from the heart of Memphis to the center's location in the city's western suburbs. Poplar Avenue, which intersects with the I-240 near the business center, provides the arterial east-west thoroughfare of the region, and there are many thriving businesses on and around it. Existing center tenants and many of the neighboring businesses are financial and legal services companies. The business center is a short journey from downtown Memphis, has ample parking facilities and there is a range of amenities within walking distance. Nearby Germantown features a concentration of retail and commercial services, while the wider Memphis economy has been shaped by its ideal location as a transportation hub. Mississippi ports, major freight railroads and interstate highways serve the city, which is home to many major companies. Memphis International Airport is one the world's busiest cargo airports.