Commercial Leases

A commercial lease generally involves a long-term commitment. Most standard commercial leases last for at least two years, if not longer. The language included in standard commercial leases usually makes a tenant responsible for rent amounts even if the business fails...

Every new commercial lease comes with a degree of risk. Landlords often gamble on an entrepreneur's idea when allowing them to take possession of a commercial space. Most commercial leases last for multiple years, but there is never a guarantee that the business...

The commercial real estate market in California, particularly in Los Angeles and Orange counties, can be very lucrative. Landlords and owners alike can potentially profit off of properties by leasing or selling them to others. Those seeking to invest in commercial...

As a real estate developer, it is essential to understand the nitty-gritty details of commercial leases. One key factor to consider when negotiating such arrangements is who pays the building expenses. These include costs like property taxes, insurance premiums,...

Investing in real estate is reputable for being profitable. Investors have a vast range of options, and one of them is commercial real estate (CRE), which is gaining a lot of attention as time goes by. This is because it has a higher income yield and low maintenance...

Securing a commercial tenant usually means that a property owner can count on a year or more of regular payments. Commercial leases frequently run for several years and therefore help guarantee a steady stream of income for some time.  Unfortunately, businesses often...

To say it’s been a rough few years for the restaurant industry is an understatement. As the owner of one hospitality group puts it, “It’s like being kicked in the shins, over and over again.” Now, restaurant owners in Los Angeles are facing another potential...

Operating a successful business requires sound decision-making, especially as the company grows. For example, if you must relocate due to growth, you’ll need to decide between leasing or buying your next commercial space. Unfortunately, there is no easy answer to...

Completing a commercial property and getting ready to lease is a proud moment for developers. You can lease your space to business owners for offices or industries for warehouses, data centers and other industrial activities. Further, you may lease your property for...

You operate a pretty tight commercial real estate business, and you fully understand how competitive the market can be in your location. Vacancies are low and rents are high. You’d like to weed out the bad tenants in a prospective group as quickly as possible. Is it...