Financial Considerations

It can be easy for business owners to focus on the initial rental rate when signing a lease, but long-term costs can make for unwelcomed surprises down the road. A great example of this is the rent escalation clause. It determines how and when rent will increase over time. Landlords include escalation clauses to offset […]

Loss to lease represents the difference between the market rent a property could command and the actual rent being collected. This discrepancy often arises due to long-term lease agreements or outdated rental rates. For example, if the market rent for an office space is $50 per square foot but the current lease agreement only charges

Understanding lease costs, whether a snapshot or a deep dive, is something that many tenants (and landlords!) have trouble with doing accurately. This can be especially true with small business owners, after all, they have a business to run. Because of this, we’re introducing our commercial lease calculator, which includes NNN (Triple Net) expenses to

There’s a surprisingly low amount of current or accurate data online about specific valuations as it relates to commercial real estate. For that reason, we’re going to use examples to illustrate valuation methods to calculate an estimate yourself. While this information will vary based on a variety of factors, I’m also including examples with each