Landlords and Tenants

The term “broom clean” frequently surfaces at the end of a commercial lease. It’s a seemingly straightforward concept with significant implications for property management at many levels. Ensuring a space meets this standard is key to minimizing vacancy periods and preparing for new tenants efficiently. There’s definitely some legal ambiguity here (which we’ll get into […]

For commercial real estate investors and asset managers, integrating solar energy systems is a strategic move to cut operational costs and boost property values. Yet, the performance and longevity rely on diligent preventative maintenance of the solar panels, as well as being quick about fixes for common issues that come up. 1. Dust and Debris

The challenge of underutilized or empty office spaces has become increasingly prominent as the remote working movement slows, and the RTO (return to office) movement grows. Even so, remote work has transformed how companies work and will always be around now that we have a taste for it. This means that there are many business

Navigating the world of commercial real estate requires a thorough understanding of various lease agreements, one of which is the Triple Net, or NNN, Lease. This type of lease can significantly impact both landlords and tenants, making it crucial to understand its ins and outs. The NNN lease, if not properly understood, can lead to

In the era of green businesses and sustainability, making eco-friendly choices is more than just a trend—it’s a responsibility. In the United States, we put 11 million tons of asphalt shingles into landfills every year! Granted, shingles aren’t as often used in newly-built commercial properties, there’s still plenty of waste to go around, and solutions

Commercial leases may seem straightforward, but they often hide terms that could lead to costly surprises down the road. Whether it’s sneaky rent escalations, surprise maintenance costs, or ambiguous clauses that favor the landlord, it’s important to catch these issues before signing. A thorough lease review from a lawyer can be worth its weight in

When you lease a commercial space, it’s usually advisable to make certain that you have the right sized space for your operations. Renting a property that has areas you aren’t utilizing is an inefficient use of your capital. However, there may be circumstances in which this is unavoidable. There might only be larger properties available

As an entrepreneur, you know that it is not just the presence of assets that makes a difference to the success of your business. The key is making sure you utilize them effectively. Unfortunately, business owners aren’t always fully aware of how they can best leverage their commercial property’s value. It is not simply an

When you’re looking to lease a commercial property, there will be relatively few occasions that a property of the right size, space, and style will also have the exact elements to match the unique needs of your business. Worse yet, you might be starting your business from scratch with an empty office space and need