Location, Location, Location
The City of London realized shortly after WWII that they would need a new airport, now known as Heathrow. The job of determining the location
Tenant Representation
Don’t Sign That Estoppel Until You Read This
Most commercial office leases contain a provision that requires the tenant to promptly return an estopple upon request. What exactly does this bit of legal
Tenant Strategy for the New FASB Lease Accounting (or “How to Make Your CFO Happy”)
It seems like every accounting, real estate, and asset tracking software firm has published an article on the new FASB Lease Accounting Standards. I’ve noticed
Commercial Lease Commencement Dates
A typical commercial office or industrial lease states something to the effect that the “The Commencement Date of the Lease shall be the later of
Commercial Lease Provisions: Tape on the Floor
Here’s a simple technique that has saved several dozen of our clients literally millions of dollars in lease costs, and is very applicable to the
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
Project Management Rule #1: No surprises
We have a rule for our real estate project management process: No Surprises. Typically our clients are either doing a major construction project to build out
