Leasing commercial real estate is a critical step for many business owners, providing the space necessary to operate and grow their businesses. However, commercial leases are more complex than ...

Net lease real estate is a type of commercial property investment where the tenant, rather than the landlord, is responsible for paying some or all of the property's operating expenses in addition to ...

The negotiation phase is a critical opportunity for tenants and landlords to tailor the lease terms to best suit their respective business objectives and risk tolerance. Negotiating is a multi-stage ...

You’ve opted to lease your business location, which means every month you pay rent to a landlord. Several considerations led you to the decision to lease vs. own a building. We will leave the lease ...

With all due respect to anyone renting right now, dealing with tenants can be a giant pain in the neck. Unless we’re talking about a slumlord or some other kind of unethical real estate baron – and ...

Once a franchisee has completed the site selection process, they’ll be ready to work with the landlord to secure an acceptable commercial lease. Like so many other contracts, there are no “form” or ...

Percentage leases involve paying landlords a portion of tenant profits, commonly in retail. These leases include base rent and excess income shared after a set break-even point. Negotiating a high ...

In any given year — as a commercial real estate professional — approximately 50% to 85% of our transactional volume is generated from lease originations and lease renewals. The balance occurs with ...