locations all around the country.
LARGE DEVELOPERS WHO OWN MULTIPLE PROPERTIES ARE MORE WILLING TO BE FLEXIBLE
This is something you can seek out while looking through prospective properties. In many of these scenarios, the owner can actually provide a place to relocate and expand if needed, to another property they still own. They will be more than willing to add this aspect into your original lease. For corporate tenants, if deciding to lease an office from such owners of multiple office buildings, there is more flexibility when there is a need to move or expand. This is something to look for when starting your property search and beginning to research a landlord. Working with these landlords can create many benefits in flexibility.
CHOOSING (OR ASKING FOR) A SHORTER LEASE WHEN A E WHEN AVAILABLE
Obviously, these allow much more flexibility but are much harder to find. There are many reasons why landlords stay away from short-term leases. They are looking to maximize the value of their asset. They’ve already put a lot of money into up front, and will probably put more into it for lease improvements. Marketing the property to tenants to find an acceptable one takes time and money, something they don’t want to have to go through again in two or three years. If you do try and get a shorter term lease, you may have to make some concessions on buildout costs and the amount of money they are going to spend getting the space ready for you.
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