Blog tagged as Leasing

Tenants understand the need for step-ups in their leases because they recognize the inevitable upward trend of costs. There is no reason for elaborate set of definitions in the lease. The lease simply needs to spell out in a schedule the applicable period and the rent to be paid during that period.

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04.01.26 01:12 PM - Comment(s)
The Buyer
With the revolution in communications, building owners must keep up with the changing needs of the corporate tenant. Often the larger, well-organized businesses do not need the space that was necessary just a few years ago. Electronic communications to and from employees have substituted fo...
02.01.26 01:27 PM - Comment(s)
When a landlord and a tenant agree to a commercial lease, it may contain clauses covering things that neither party to the lease ever expects to happen. Occasionally, one of these will happen with costly and damaging consequences to the tenant.

One lease clause that may seem very reasonable to a tena...

02.01.26 01:25 PM - Comment(s)
When we represent a seller of a commercial property, we try to determine, as soon as possible in the marketing process, what type of buyer is most likely to be interested in this particular property. We then focus the main appeal on those elements that are most important to that type of buyer.
12.01.25 01:58 PM - Comment(s)
When all of the negotiations have been completed, the broker and tenant have agreed to the terms of the lease. Now all that is left is the lease closing. Often there are so many back-up papers that must be produced, examined and approved, the closing can be held up because of a forgotten document.
10.01.25 12:01 PM - Comment(s)