There are 100 million startups created each year across the globe as per the global GEM report. This means at an average, three startups are launched each second. Most of these new businesses have a shoestring budget and thus renting a spacious physical office space is not logistically feasible for them. Thus, the new entrepreneurs mostly lean towards either working from home or from a nearby cafe which is easy to access and is cheap. There are other reports which claim that 90% of the startups tend to fail. So, the risk factor for every startup is very high. Needless to say, the money needs to be judiciously spent in the workspaces and at the same time, it should be a productive place as well. It is also necessary to possess a business address where the startup entrepreneurs can conduct professional meetings and reap all the benefits that a physical office provides, both in terms of client perception and mindset. The virtual offices make it possible for the startup owners to enjoy th...