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Articles About Commercial Real Estate Leasing Law
Why Do I Need A Commercial Real Estate Lease?
A commercial real estate attorney should have one goal: protecting you. When creating or negotiating a commercial real estate lease, the attorney will ensure that nothing is left up to chance. If it’s not in writing, it doesn’t exist. Disputes arise between the...
Commercial Real Estate Leases: Changes Are Coming!
As the end of 2019 approaches, there will be a few things in commercial real estate leases that will change in 2020 that you need to know about. Short-term Lease Lease accounting standards will be changing for private companies. Lease costs will be accounted for...
What Kind Of Tenancy Is Best For My Business?
Tenancy As a tenant in commercial real estate, you need to be aware of the different kinds of tenancy, what they mean and how they affect you. By working with a commercial real estate attorney, you can be sure that you are entering into a commercial lease that...
Retail Shopping Is Benefitting Landlords And Tenants
Did you know? Contrary to the online shopping craze, 85% of consumers prefer to shop at a physical store. Timetrade found that: Consumers prefer brick and mortar stores In-store expertise drives purchase volume In-store purchasing preferences span generations Mobile...
How to Find an AFFORDABLE Commercial Real Estate Law Firm
What Kind of Law Firm Do I Need? A commercial real estate law firm has a very particular area of practice. A law firm that dedicates the bulk of its practice to real estate will have more focus and experience than a law firm that lists commercial real estate as one...
Commercial Lease Terms – SNDA and Estoppel
Maybe it’s an exhibit at the back of the lease, or maybe it’s something you received in the mail that you are told to sign and return right away. Either way, your commercial real estate attorney should review it. That signed document could drastically change your...
Subleasing A Commercial Space
Commercial sublease obligations can make or break your company financially. When subleasing a commercial space, the sublessee is motivated to reduce expenses, so the rent price can be attractive, but the sublessee will probably make some business concessions,...
Office Lease Agreement: How Do I Get a Good One?
An office lease agreement is a contract between the landlord and tenant to rent space. The tenant pays the rent and uses the space to conduct business ,and benefits because there is no capital expenditure to purchase the property. The landlord benefits because there...
Operating cost exclusions in your commercial real estate lease
General Exclusions The tenant needs to understand what he or she is paying for to ensure that he/she is not being overcharged by a landlord who is trying to turn operating expenses into a profit center. Landlords might put language into the lease allowing for: ...