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Common Area Factor:
Rentable vs Usable
Rentable vs Usable
The common area factor, also referred to as “load factor” or “add-on factor,” is the increase in the rentable square footage above the usable square footage. The equation that can help you figure out the load factor is as follows:
Should I Use a Commercial Real Estate Broker
Everyone wants to save a dollar. If you work hard, you can knock a few thousand off the cost of a real estate deal and many of us are inclined to go it alone. But is it worth your time to sift through many online listings and try to negotiate without using a Minneapolis commercial real estate broker? This article examines the pros and cons of finding your own office space versus using a commercial agent’s guidance.
Issues Parking in Downtown Minneapolis
Parking is becoming a problem for the Minneapolis Office Space market. Is this issue going to start reversing the trend of companies wanting to relocate downtown?
Small vs Big
Can Independent Firms Compete with Corporate Giants in Commercial Real Estate?
Working under the umbrella of some of the CRE industry’s biggest names has some obvious benefits. However, there are also compelling reasons why boutique commercial real estate brokerage firms remain an excellent choice. Independent brokers have some distinct advantages over their large competitors. They can do business without the bureaucracy of a large organization or corresponding conflict of interest.
Should You Use a Broker? Or Go At It Alone?
It really depends on whether or not you rather spend your time on your business or searching for space. There are many considerations when deciding if you are going to move, add another location, or just stay put. Why should consider using a Minneapolis Tenant Representation Broker?
What You Should Know About HVAC
In the Minneapolis commercial real estate marketing, it really depends on whether or not you sign a gross lease or a net lease.
Touring space? Know this…
What should you look for when touring Minneapolis commercial real estate? Yes, the proposed space is important, but consider these other factors.
Commercial Real Estate Bubble?
I often get asked “How are things going in the Commercial Real Estate market“? This is a tough question to answer.