10/21/2026
You just hired your first person and the kitchen table suddenly has 2 chairs at it.
This is the moment where a lot of business owners go looking at 5 year leases, because that’s what “real” office space looks like in their head.
Here’s what we’ve watched happen instead over 40 years.
A company took 2 offices on our first floor in the mid to late 90s. They grew into nearly half the floor. Then they outgrew us, moved over to Eagleview Corporate Center into 36,000 square feet, and the founders eventually sold the company for over 1 billion dollars.
Another one started with 2 or 3 offices, grew to 6, graduated to their own leased space, and today has 500 employees around the world.
Neither of them signed for the business they hoped to have. They rented for the business they had that month and added an office when they actually needed one.
That’s the thing people skip. Size your space to the people on payroll today, not the people in the plan. The plan can change on you, and a lease doesn’t care.
And when a business here has truly outgrown us, we say so. We’ve been known to point people toward a traditional lease when that’s what they really need.
If you’re somewhere between the kitchen table and a 5 year commitment, that in between exists. It’s been at 5 Great Valley Parkway since 1984.