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What Government Regulations Apply to Commercial Real Estate?
Investing in and managing commercial real estate isn’t just about securing leases. There’s a lot that must take place before you can find tenants to sign on the dotted line. Whether you’re developing a new property or upgrading one, you’ll need to navigate federal, state and local regulations to ensure your property is compliant with legal requirements.
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Your Commercial Property Maintenance Checklist for Summer
The heat, humidity and adverse weather conditions of summer can take a toll on your commercial property. While regular maintenance is a year-round job, there are specific tasks that should be done during warmer months to keep your tenants comfortable and protect your investment.
Commercial Real Estate
What to Expect During a Commercial Development Project
Organization makes the road to successful commercial development a lot smoother. It can also save you from the headache and confusion of trying to navigate site selection and building construction, especially if you’re new to the game. This guide will walk you through the process of commercial property development, step by step, so you know what to expect before you begin your search.
Commercial Real Estate
Flex, Coworking and Traditional Office Space: What’s the Difference?
The last 20 years have altered how professionals view the workspace. While traditional offices have dominated the demand for decades, coworking and flex spaces have grown in popularity. That’s due in part to employee demand for flexible working conditions and a desire to manage overhead costs. So, what’s the difference between those three types of commercial offices? Read on to find out.
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How to Complete Due Diligence as a Commercial Real Estate Investor
You wouldn’t play poker without knowing your odds or understanding the rules. Investing in commercial real estate is a similar gamble with even higher stakes. That’s why it’s essential to conduct due diligence before signing on the dotted line. That process quantifies your risks so you can decide if a commercial property is worth your time and money. Understanding the process will help you learn what needs to be done, who should be involved and how long the process will take.
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