When you lease and manage commercial property today, you really do need to monitor the activities of tenants within the tenancy mix and be ready to respond to occupancy issues. Be aware of the changes within the building and the activities of tenants in each of the separate premises. (N.B. these ideas are also sent […]
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The shopping centre management process is quite special in so many ways. That is why only certain brokers and agents take up the challenge of retail leasing, management, and sales. There are things to know and things to do. The benchmarks and the indicators are different in ‘retail’. (N.B. these ideas are also sent […]
Most commercial investment properties will have vacancy pressures to deal with from time to time. The larger the property, the greater the potential for vacancy issues to frustrate rental cash flow. If you are involved in the management or lease of any large investment properties, it is essential that you understand the intentions of […]
To manage a shopping centre effectively and efficiently, the shopping centre manager needs to be knowledgeable but also time efficient. There are many pressures to balance as part of the property management process. In an average working day, the following activities are some of the big items that will usually require attention on the part […]
It is important that every commercial property has a lease strategy to support ongoing cash flow and reduce vacancies. These strategies should be integrated into the business plan for the property and for the landlord. It is of note that a single lease for a new tenant should not be looked at in isolation. It […]
Tenant retention today has become an important strategy in property performance, particularly with retail shopping centres and retail investment properties. Every commercial and retail leasing agent should provide a comprehensive and detailed tenant retention strategy to those property owners that need the service, or own the larger properties. A good retention plan will give you […]
When you work in commercial real estate as a broker or agent, the fact of the matter is that you are serving a number of clients and helping them through the challenges of property performance and liquidity. Here are some tips from our Newsletter for Commercial Real Estate Agents. If you are managing a lot […]
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