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Anonymous

Stealth • 8m

Office space rentals in Tier 2,3 cities. With many budding entrepreneurs and startups coming in Tier 2 and Tier 3 cities. There can be an app that lists office spaces for rentals in these cities. Newly launched startups can avail these spaces to work. The app can list office spaces available for rentals. Services such as office furnishings can also be provided Filtering based on area Pricing Furnishings Can be made available on the app

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Phanirockzzz

Stealth • 8m

Actually its more a b2b kinda business and most of this kinda business runs on trust rather than low cost or people don't make optimal decisions on this. And also it's more like creating your own identity rather than a web application. Putting your numbers our will also make your company priority low. Because b2b works on trust, loyalty, bargain and relationships. Rather than a fixed cost which shown in the app.

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