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2011
I have been in the commercial real estate business for 27 years so I have seen a few cycles. One thing is certain, whatever things look like today, they will look totally different in a little while. So while landlords have been suffering in this economy, it has been great for tenants who are enj...
03/30/2011
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“I won't sign an exclusive representation agreement. I want to keep my options open.” This is a common comment from prospects who are fearful that an exclusive agreement will restrict them. Behind this comment is also the assumption that an exclusive agreement is only there for the tenant rep bro...
03/17/2011
You wouldn't go to court without an attorney, but you are likely to end up in court a lot faster if you don't engage an attorney when drafting legal documents. More importantly, if you don't use an attorney when negotiating the lease language, your lease will be one-sided and heavily weighted to...
03/09/2011
Okay, so you found a building you really like and you have negotiated what you think is a pretty good deal....or your tenant representative has done that for you. So now you are ready to charge forward with the lease itself so you can get the construction done and move in. Right? Wrong. You shou...
03/02/2011