4 Things to Remember with Redevelopment
There’s a popular saying that says “sooner or later, everything old is new again.”
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Negotiating the Details of a Build to Suit Lease
Before the development team is ready to start laying the foundation for your retail build to suit location, you need to first create a solid foundation of the terms by negotiating a beneficial build to suit lease.
Single Tenant Build to Suit Development: With vs. Without a Developer
Single-tenant build to suit development is a very specialized segment of the real estate industry.
Our Top Blog Posts of 2019
As we’re heading into the next decade, let’s reflect back on some of the blog posts you’ve enjoyed most from 2019. Our goal is to always deliver content that is useful, relevant and what you want to know.
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No Luck Needed: The Advantages of a Build to Suit Lease
What do Dollar General, Olive Garden, Starbucks and McDonald’s all have in common? When you drive past each one, it doesn’t take more than one second to recognize its brand.
Why are Environmental Assessments Important?
If performing the due diligence for a commercial project site is like preparing for take-off, then the Environmental Site Assessment (ESA) would be part of the aircraft check that grants the green light to fly.
Questions to Ask Before Hiring a Landscape Architect
When setting off to develop a new build to suit location, you’ll quickly find that there are many moving pieces to the process before you can be up and running.
Retail Tenants: How Tech is Affecting How Much Parking You Actually Need
With recent news breaking about the first car-free, mixed-use neighborhood to be developed in the country, it’s natural to wonder what future parking ratio will actually be necessary for retail tenants.
What to Know When Ordering a Property Condition Assessment
Much like going to the doctor, a Property Condition Assessment (PCA) during due diligence serves as an overall health report of what shape the property is in, especially when there’s no visible symptoms of poor health.
4 Things to Remember with Redevelopment
There’s a popular saying that says “sooner or later, everything old is new again.”
