of time, that sets them back.
Small tenants still have value as well. If there is a smaller space open that fits your needs, you hold even more value to a landlord. If your company has a good financial record, your value is even higher. Landlord groups and owners search for worthy tenants.
NOT FIGHTING FOR A BETTER SECURITY DEPOSIT AND OTHER SECONDARY LEASE COSTS
Tenants can get caught up in only their monthly lease rate, and pay through the roof for other aspects of their lease. Comparing the lease to the market value for the secondary costs comes into play here. The security deposit has to be based on the market and if it’s not you can negotiate it down, especially with good financial history in your company. Landlords will usually ask for the security deposit as a letter of credit from a bank. It’s not your normal cash or check. This is a negotiable part of your lease, don’t overlook it.
MAKING YOUR DECISION BASED SOLELY ON PRICE
Price may be the most important factor, but so much other variables need to determine where your next office space may be. If you value it as your only factor, the other factors may come back and bite you. Location has giant importance along with commute patterns and the amenities that are in the building or surround it. Do not choose a horrible location and make a big concession in this area. It will affect your employees negatively.
How your space can be laid out in the floor plan needs to have
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