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Your team of consultants will assist and advise you with the big decisions regarding your relocation. This team will prove to be indispensable and will save your company time and money.
Please be sure when retaining these professionals to understand the full fee structure.
These professionals are responsible for obtaining the appropriate permits and licenses to work in the building.
Our advisors will be the key
players in your search. We provide you with the tools and information to empower you along the process. To get started, our space planner will help you
define your space needs, and our lease calculator will help estimate the cost of the lease terms you are considering.
As part of our process, we will assess your operating, financial, and qualitative considerations. We will conduct a thorough lease analysis to determine the hidden costs in the transaction - many of which tenants are often unaware. Overall, we will comprehensively evaluate your needs, tour the right spaces with you to meet those need, and strategize to negotiate the best terms for your lease.
Engineers are used to oversee
interior construction, structural design, HVAC, telecommunications and electrical requirements. Before you sign a lease,
it is essential to hire an engineer to examine your new location. Your
engineer must determine if the current infrastructure can accommodate
your future needs. These interior construction requirements are very complex.
Note that some architectural firms include estimated costs for engineering
services along with recommendations and bids for the project. Your Real Estate Attorneys will
help you document the business terms of your lease.
It is necessary to hire a specialist who negotiates commercial
leases to ensure your company’s best interest both present and future.
A five to fifteen year lease is a significant financial obligation for your company.
It is important at this point, if you have not already done so, to
retain an attorney to (a) review the lease with you and (b) respond to
the landlord with any particular concerns you may have. Note that the knowledgeable participation of your broker is of critical importance to your utilization of legal services. A well-brokered deal requires less redrafting time and should result in lower legal costs overall. A broker who thoroughly participates in the negotiation is best equipped to ensure that the final lease your attorney produces is in your best interest.
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