Your commercial business took off like a rocket, and now all you need to expand your capacity is to purchase the small property adjacent to your company. That will allow you to meet your customers’ demands for your product. But there is one problem – and,...
If you're interested in purchasing a commercial property, you may be frustrated to learn that the property is not in the right zone for the type of business you want to run. Even worse is if this happens after you've already made the purchase, and only then do you...
Rent can be one of the biggest expenses for your business. However, many business owners sign a lease without reviewing it, unaware that leases are generally open to negotiation. Others operate without a lease altogether, exposing themselves to the risk of eviction...
Whether you are a property owner or you work regularly in a property in New Jersey, you have surely seen the occasional slip, trip and fall hazard. You can have the most immaculate and well-maintained building, and still, occasional spills or dropped objects can...
When you enter into a commercial lease, whether as the lessor or the lessee, you and the other party can negotiate virtually any of its terms. While this gives both of you incredible flexibility, however, it also requires each of you to understand a variety...
When a business is deciding on a location and where it would like to set up shop in New York, the costs of a commercial lease will greatly impact where the business will be located and how long it can stay there. And depending on the current state of the commercial...
As values of New York commercial real estate continue to rise, many building owners are putting their properties on the market early, often scrapping plans to redevelop the building or sign up new tenants. In some cases owners who purchased a property less than a year...
For a New York commercial tenant, obtaining and keeping a lease is critical to the success of the business. Losing a commercial lease through forfeiture based on an alleged lease violation can threaten a business's survival. To make things worse, when a landlord...
For the owner or operator of a store, restaurant or office in New York City, negotiating a favorable lease is often a critical factor in their business's success. Similarly, owners of commercial real estate depend on the cash flow from the monthly rent payments they...
Developing commercial real estate in New York is a complicated process, to say the least. In addition to the parties directly involved in the transaction, state and local government bodies often play an important role in moving a project forward. A project recently...
