Dec
28
What is the difference between Ask Min Rent and Ask Max Rent on a retail lease?
By
In looking for office space for lease, I’m seeing the Rent and Additional rent, which I know is the base and then the taxes/utilities/management fees etc… but on the Rent, I’m seeing “Asking Net Rent Min” and “Asking Net Rent Max”. Why the range?
Sell House Quick
Retail Space Lease Negotiations? I am looking to lease a 1600 square foot retail space in a relatively new shopping center for a cellular phone store. I am wondering how much of the initial lease offer I can expect to negotiate down - i.e. 10%, etc. Also, any general advice will be appreciated....
How much of a rent reduction can you get with a retail sublease? If a business is closing, and they responsible for the term of the lease and they are trying to sublease the space, how much of a rent discount will they give to the sublessor to take over the lease. Thank youSell House Quick ...
What is a 3% over a natural break point, in regards to Percentage of rent, for a retail lease? This heading PERCENTAGE RENT: 3% over a natrual breakpoint.Rent Back ...
Credit score required to lease a retail space? I’m planning to lease a retail space for my business but i’m not sure whether im qualified or not. What are the criterias that lanlord will look at? Will they check my tax return? How important and how high my credit score should be to have a better chance...
Whats the difference between Academic and Retail versions of Microsoft Office 2007? Greetings, I wanted to know what the difference was between an Academic copy of say Microsoft Office 2007 and a copy you pick up at a story of the same thing? The only thing I can tell is the price. Student = about $50-100. Retail =$300+. Is there licensing...
1 Comments
December 29th, 2009 at 4:58 am
It depends on how much space you need. If there is 10,000 square feet for lease and you only want 3,000 of it your rate per square foot will be different than if you take all 10,000 square feet. Generally the more sf you lease the lower the rater per sf. Kind of like a volume discount. The Landlord does not have to market the property anymore if you take all of it, the leasing agent gets a bigger commission. The ad probably shows a range, such as 4,000 - 12,000 sf available.