Resources
Practical commercial real estate resources that include actionable guidance and tool recommendations, as well as expert interviews and insights curated to serve the needs of professionals looking for how to best navigate the industry and how to best develop their real estate marketing skills.
9 Essential Elements Every Broker Website Needs
A brokerage website doesn’t need to be elaborate to do its job. It needs to load quickly, say clearly what you handle and where, and make it easy…
Office Building Security: A Guide for Owners & Property Managers
The old model of office building security (a guard in the lobby, keys for tenants, and CCTV nobody watches until something goes wrong) is on its way out….
10 Profitable Tips for Negotiating an Office Lease
Commercial office leases aren’t set in stone, but plenty of tenants sign them as if they are. Reading the lease carefully is the bare minimum. Negotiating an office…
The Benefits of Coworking Spaces
Coworking has shifted from a freelancer niche to a core tool of corporate real estate strategy. The U.S. now has nearly 9,000 active coworking locations covering more than…
How to Automate your Coworking Space
Running a coworking space means doing dozens of small tasks every day. Onboarding a new member. Letting in a guest. Resetting a broken printer. Reconciling a payment. None…
How to Choose Office Space for a Startup
Choosing startup office space isn’t one decision, it’s a series of trade-offs between cost, commitment, and how your team actually works. The right choice depends less on what…
7 Things To Ask When Touring a Coworking Space
Touring a coworking space in person tells you things a website never will. The quality of the WiFi, the noise level at peak hours, whether phone booths are…
The Real Impact of AI on Commercial Real Estate
Two years ago, AI in commercial real estate meant chatbots, predictive maintenance pilots, and panel discussions about what was coming. Today it means brokers writing listing copy in…
What Is A Triple Net Lease?
A triple net lease shifts most of the costs of owning a building from the landlord to the tenant. The tenant pays base rent plus their share of…
5 Steps to Close More Commercial Real Estate Deals
Most commercial real estate deals fall apart after the price is agreed, not before. The negotiation gets done, the LOI is signed, and then something between letter of…
