How do Landlords Evaluate Tenant Credit?
The value of a tenant's credit to a landlord is largely dependent on the global, national, and local marketplaces. In stronger markets, the value of a credit tenant will diminish relative to weaker markets.
How Can I Blend and Extend My Lease in a Landlord's Market?
The blend and extend lease renewal can be an advantageous transaction for both the Landlord and Tenant in markets favorable to the landlord or tenant. In either case, it is important for each party to quantify the positive and negative aspects of a proposed blend and extend transaction, especially its financial impact to each respective organization.
Why Book Value Matters in Corporate Real Estate
The value a company assigns to a property on its financial statements can impact whether the sale of said property will align with company objectives
Why Some Commercial Real Estate Lease Structures are Better than Others-The Starting Rental Rate
Starting rental rates are the most used financial metric in commercial real estate. Explore their significance in this post.
Why Some Commercial Real Estate Lease Structures are Better than Others-Length of Lease Term
This post reviews why lease term matters in commercial real estate leases and how variance in lease term will impact common real estate metrics.
Why Some Commercial Real Estate Lease Structures are Better than Others
There is an art in negotiating a lease in the best interests of your company or customer. As commercial real estate professionals, in order to create great work, we need to be armed with the right tools to understand the operational and financial aspects of the agreements to which we are binding our company or customer.
How Should My Company Evaluate Real Estate Transactions?
The primary objective of the supply chain real estate professional is to align their real estate portfolio with their company's objectives. Alignment of real estate and overall business targets can be a complex process involving a wide variety of corporate stakeholders, including corporate finance, operations, and capital markets. This process can often be reduced to balancing efforts to reduce expenses and drive revenue.