To Centralize or Decentralize – That is the Question In the world of corporate real estate, businesses often wrestle with the decision to centralize or
Your Rights & Obligations in Restoration Restoration – we’re not talking ‘that old house’ restoration. Rather, we are talking about Restoration as a legal term
Knowledge is Power Touring a sausage factory is the only time knowledge is dangerous. If you actually see how sausage is made, you likely won’t
Competitive Bidding – Be Smart with Your Money When we hear the term competitive bidding most of us think about auctions. Whether it’s a silent or live
Why are some Landlords “Out-of-Touch”? Tenants today tend to be well informed. They read journals, market reports and newspaper articles. Though they may only be
What’s better – TI Allowance or Turnkey Buildout? Most commercial real estate lease transactions include some construction modification to the space (“Premises”). The improvements can
What effect will Capital Lease Accounting have on Tenants? As if Tenants didn’t have enough things to worry about, soon they will have a new
Market Deals – How you can do better! In the world of commercial real estate, references are often made to market deals. Cocktail talk and
Audit Operating Expenses Auditing Operating Expenses (O.E.) is like going to the Dentist without Novocaine. That’s because the audit process is typically arduous, confusing, convoluted
Lease Audit Lease Audit is a broad topic that means different things to different people. In most cases Lease Audit is associated with auditing Operating Expenses (“OE”).
Hiring the Right Broker Statistics show that more than 90% of all real estate transactions involve one or more brokers. This, of course, excludes Do-It-Yourself
Listing Agreements – What you should know before you sign. Listing Agreements are commonly used in real estate. They form a contract between the broker