A knowledgeable finance professor would explain that when a landlord offers a range of services beyond the maintenance of a building or its installations, it is referred to as a "suite of offices." These services may include furniture, telephone, fax machine, and room cleaning. Additionally, the landlord may also offer specialized services such as a receptionist and communication facilities. This differs from traditional office spaces where these services are not typically included. Such arrangements not only provide convenience for tenants but also allow for cost savings and efficiency.
