At the end of the day, your company is the one signing the checks for its corporate real estate portfolio. You take responsibility for managing the spaces, handling the expenses and planning the cash flows, but you aren’t alone. Nowadays, most companies utilize the services of a Tenant Rep real estate broker to advice them..

When a company needs new office space, generating a formal request for proposal (RFP) is a good first step. While many companies find space without creating an RFP, they are missing out on two key benefits. With an RFP in hand, brokers and landlords know exactly what the company needs and can tailor their offerings..

Opening up a new space or relocating your business can be a dizzying process. All at the same time, you have to juggle moving into the space, paying for the space, and building it out. The fact that the tenant improvement industry uses a range of unfamiliar terms can make getting your space ready even..

Determining the optimal time to renew your lease can be challenging. On one hand, your lease has a built-in deadline by which you must renew to retain your rights to your option, and it’s important that your critical date management systems keep track of this date. On the other hand, market conditions could make it..

If you’ve already signed your lease, you might have missed some common lease terms that can be disadvantageous to corporate real estate tenants. Here are a few things to check for in review of existing agreements or new leases that you sign moving forward: Clearly Defined Premises Many leases are not clear as to exactly..