It is entirely up to the center. They make be willing take a deposit to hold the suite if they are not full. In most cases though, they run first come, first served and do not want to take the chance of

letting a potential client go

that wants it immediately. If they do take a deposit, it would probably only be for a 30 day period and you would lose the money if you decide not to take the suite. If you really believe that you will not find another suite to your liking, it might be a good idea to get it now so that you don’t lose it to another tenant.  Of course you have to weigh the pros and cons involving pricing, your budget, and whether you can handle making that payment for two months until you are “ready for business”. You may also ask them if you sign a longer term lease will they offer a free month’s rent.  Some centers offer incentives if you sign for a longer lease term, then you would only need to come up with the deposits until you are ready to move forward.
Chris, Leasing Manager*************************************ELECTRIC VEHICLE CHARGING STATION LOCATED ON PREMISES****************************************