Accurately assessing your warehouse space needs helps ensure you don’t end up overpaying for too much space or stuck with something inadequate, and there are several reliable methods for making this assessment.

Buying your building certainly brings benefits to your business, however, it also has big risks. We’ll cover how to assess if purchasing a building is right for your business, and what to look for in the right building.

In recent years, we've worked with many gyms, sports and fitness organizations to find the right facility and location to meet their real estate and leasing needs.

Industrial properties is a generic term that covers many different categories of commercial spaces. In this article, we detail the three main categories (and their seven subcategories) of industrial buildings in commercial real estate.

A phase 1 ESA identifies any potential environmental conditions present on a particular commercial real estate site that could impact the value of the property. Learn more.

Though most will ultimately choose to lease, there are compelling reasons why more manufacturers should consider ownership—reasons that might not be immediately obvious.

When leasing a commercial office or space, you need to analyze your business budget, bring financial statements, and more. Learn how to get started here.

Many tenants focus on the ‘base rent’ when evaluating a lease, but negotiating low ‘base rent’ doesn’t always guarantee the lowest total cost of occupancy. Read more.

Tenant representation brokers are an excellent and critical resource for businesses looking at their next commercial real estate lease or purchase. Learn more here.

In the world of commercial real estate, the actual square footage a tenant occupies vs the number outlined in the lease agreement can be very different, hence the difference between USF and RSF.