There's a lot to consider when you're leasing a new office space. You have to consider the location, cost, lease duration, and terms, as well as whether the office space can handle an expansion in your business.

Investors often turn to the stock market as a place to invest their dollars. However, not everyone knows that real estate is also considered a form of investment. In fact, real estate can yield higher returns, be lower risk, and offer better diversification.

Both commercial real estate tenants and landlords know about tenant improvements. However, many are not sure what the exact rules are here. If you're among those who would like to learn about tenant improvements, what they are, and who pays for them, then this is the right article for you.

During my years in the business, I have seen and weathered multiple downturns in our economy; though nothing has been quite like what we’ve all seen the last few weeks. The past downturns that I went through were financial related for the most part and took time to come together, this however, is a health crisis that is creating financial hardships, many of which are yet to be seen that may in turn be difficult to recover from.

When discussing commercial real estate, common area maintenance (CAM) charges often come to mind. They are almost always included in a typical commercial lease and include a specific amount that needs to be paid by either the landlord or the tenant, or maybe both.