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As the office space industry has evolved, companies are no longer forced to choose between leasing expensive traditional space or working exclusively from home. In the past few decades, a... Read More
In the real estate market, you will sometimes hear the terms sublet and sublease in reference to a particular type of rental agreement. Considering the use of sublet vs sublease,... Read More
It happens to the best of companies, both big and small, young and well-established. A year or two into a long-term lease and it feels like breaking your commercial lease... Read More
After investing time and energy into your commercial real estate search, you found the right property for your business, signed the lease, and have enjoyed a positive landlord and tenant... Read More
The cap rate, which is shorthand for the term “capitalization rate,” is one of those phrases that financial experts often throw around with ease, but remains a mystery to most... Read More
The average commercial lease lasts between three and five years. What if the lease isn’t over yet, but you need to get out of it? The COVID-19 pandemic recently reached... Read More
In the past few weeks, COVID-19 has spread rapidly throughout the United States, forcing businesses to close their doors, requiring many employees to work from home, and causing a record... Read More
A commercial lease takeover is a means for a tenant who is unable to finish out their agreed lease term to pass that lease on to another entity that can.... Read More
“Working in an office” isn’t a simple, overarching concept anymore. You can work in an executive suite, negotiate a sublease, rent space in a business center downtown, or rent part... Read More