In this issue
- Opportunities In Commercial Properties
- Closing The Commercial Lease
- The Small Shopping Center–A Good Investment
- Legal Definition Of A Shopping Center
- The Type Of Buyer For Commercial Property
There are a wide range of opportunities out there in commercial properties. Commercial properties provide space for businesses, and the kinds of properties are as diverse as the businesses. Following are the major categories of commercial properties:….(more)
When all of the negotiations have been completed, the broker and tenant have agreed to the terms of the lease. Now all that is left is the lease closing. Often there are so many back-up papers that must be produced, examined and approved, the closing can be held up because of a forgotten document. Following is a list that provides basic information on typical documents that may be required at a closing………(more)
When you are looking at shopping centers, bigger is not necessarily better. While a well-run regional or super-regional shopping center can produce a good financial return, so can a successful small-market shopping center. In many cases, the small town center can turn out a better return…..(more)
There are all kinds of shopping centers from the smallest strip center up to the super centers. In a case in a federal bankruptcy court, the court was required to distinguish between a “shopping center” and other types of retail properties. The federal bankruptcy code did not define the term. The Third Circuit provided the following 14 elements to be used in determining whether a property is a shopping center……(more)
When we represent a seller of a commercial property, we try to determine, as soon as possible in the marketing process, what type of buyer is most likely to be interested in this particular property. We then focus the main appeal on those elements that are most important to that type of buyer. Normally there are three types of buyers for commercial property:…..(more)
