Retail isn’t Dead. It’s Just Moved into a Warehouse.
With the exponential rise in online sales over the past few years, and an expected additional increase of 54% by 2020 according to Forrester, retailers
Commercial Real Estate
The Eight P&L Impacts of a Corporate Lease
On many CFO and financial executive’s Urgent Issues or Focus List, real estate often doesn’t make the top ten. Why? I think in part it
What’s a Commercial Lease Renewal Option Worth?
It is a great time to be a tenant, somewhere. It just might not be in your particular market. But whether rental rates are going
Two Ways to Protect Yourself on Lease Operating Expense Pass Throughs
I’m not crazy about condominiums. Here’s why: Other people (the condo association — which is often controlled by a very small group of individuals) get
Captive Tenant Syndrome
In a recent post, Newtons First Law, we discussed how the “house odds” favor landlords since the overwhelming majority of tenants renew their leases. Why? Because: OK,
Newton’s First Law
Newton’s First Law of Inertia: An object at rest tends to stay at rest. A Landlord’s First Law of Inertia: A tenant in place is likely to
Are you paying for imaginary space?
If you go into the grocer and purchase, for example, three pounds of salmon, you can be relatively certain that you now possess three pounds
