Basic information, 'how-to's' and explanations about leasing retail, warehouse and other commercial property in Australia.
To choose the right warehouse site to lease, you first need to know that it matches your requirements. Questions about size, location, zoning, amenities, and other site attributes that you may want to consider when searching for a warehouse include: Size - how many square metres (sqm) do you think you need? What are these …
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The most important thing in lease negotiation is knowing what your interests are and who shares them. Make sure your lease advisor is on your side. Every landlord has an agent, so tenants – businesses looking for a retail, office, warehouse or other site - need one too. If you’re considering a professional representative when …
Property agents and landlords are working on behalf of owners, although these businesses may also offer tenant representation they will benefit from both fees paid by you and commission made selling and leasing properties for owners creating a conflict of interest in some cases. Here at Tenant Leasing Group we work solely in the interest …
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Unlike residential spaces, commercial and retail properties are usually quoted in an annual per square metre rate or annual total cost.
Theres a much wider variety of commercial property transactions than in the purchase of residential. Any real estate deal has its share of risks, and problems that can arise which you could never really foresee. In general, however, the risk and potential liability exposure that you face on a commercial real estate deal can be …
Lease terminations are context-dependent and almost always involve negotiation. Staff at Tenant Leasing Group have 35 yrs experience in negotiating optimal exit strategies for clients in a range of markets. Get in touch to see how we can help with reading over your Lease to understand your obligations and options, and negotiating the best possible …
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Tenant Representatives have access to the same database of available properties. Using more than one representative can result in more inquiries to the same property, resulting in the building owner misinterpreting demand and inflating rental rates. It would be more effective to find a tenant rep with more experience rather than more tenant reps, it …
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It is the tenants responsibility to have utilities connected, pay rates, and have accounts terminated when they vacate the property. Prior to a lease being signed it is important to check with your preferred providers that they are happy to service the property. This includes phone/internet/TV services as well as electricity and gas.
Land use zones are tools used to guide and manage the current and future use of land. Land zoning looks to locate common users close together such as putting houses near shops, and parks near schools. We can help you establish where you can and can't run your business, and we'll provide research at every …
Proper written documentation and communication with your landlord is the most important thing renters can do to protect their rights. In-house lease administration at Tenant Leasing Group makes us extremely thorough, and industry experience helps tenant representatives to foresee issues and take precautionary steps in negotiating leases.
Most commercial leases allow the lessee to sublease or assign their premises. It is best to address this at the beginning of your lease, and a good thing to have in writing just in case. Still have questions? Feel free to get in touch.
By carefully selecting a shortlist of properties you are interested in you create a competitive environment where you can negotiate without fear of missing out. Tenant Leasing Group can guide you through these steps and negotiate the best deal on your behalf. If you'd like to know more, contact us.