Short answer
Put photos of the open suite and an inquiry box on the same page customers use to find pros, and point your Google listing at it. A stylist looking for a suite sees a building full of busy, bookable pros, which sells the space better than a listing that only shows an empty room.
What a good listing has
- Several real photos of the open suite: chair, sink, light, storage.
- Size, what's included and move-in date.
- A short inquiry form that goes straight to the owner.
- Proof the building is busy: the pros already there and that customers find them.
Where to put it
On the building's own page and its Google Business Profile, plus the usual suite and booth rental marketplaces. Your Next Chair adds a suite banner with up to eight photos and an Ask-about-a-suite page to the building's directory when the owner turns on "Suites available".
Related questions
What sells an open salon suite to a stylist?
Photos of the actual suite and evidence the building brings in clients. Showing the working pros already there does both.
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