How to Get Out of a Commercial Lease, Pain-Free
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
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Resources for finding and renting commercial space
What is Commercial Real Estate Loss Factor?
Say you’re in the market for new office space, and you think you need to rent about 5,000 square feet of commercial space. You may end up paying for 7,000... Read More
What is a Full Service Gross Lease
In commercial real estate, a full service gross lease (which may also be called a full service lease, or a gross lease) is a lease agreement in which the tenant... Read More
Buildout Meaning in Commercial Real Estate
The buildout meaning, which is a term frequently used in commercial real estate, is not what you might assume at first glance. Buildout is not exactly the same as building.... Read More
What does LEED certified mean?
What does LEED certified mean? Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design, better known as LEED, is the premiere rating system for sustainable and “green” buildings. The program, which began in... Read More
A Renter’s Guide to Executive Suites [2020 Edition]
Updated December 2019 If you’re in the market for office space, you should learn about all of your options. Are you looking for Class A space? An executive suite setup?... Read More
A Guide to the Different Types of Commercial Leases
At first glance, projecting the cost for renting space in a commercial building may seem pretty straightforward. Once you and your team decide on a commercial space to lease, you... Read More
What Are the Different Types of Office Space?
Office space for lease comes in all shapes, sizes, and building classes. Even as many industries increasingly favor open floor plans and office space that accommodates them, there are plenty... Read More
Everything You Need to Know to Sublease Office Space
Traditionally, businesses obtain office space through a lease—that is, signing an agreement with a landlord to rent for a specific amount of time at an agreed-upon price. However, that’s not... Read More