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200 Sq Ft Newport Beach California Retail or Office Sublease in Zip Code 92660 by John Wayne Airport SNA

200 Sq Ft Newport Beach California Retail or Office Sublease in Zip Code 92660 by John Wayne Airport SNA

Are you looking for a Newport Beach business address in close proximity to John Wayne International Airport (SNA)? 200 square foot sublease inside of a shipping services and retail store is offered in Newport Beach California.  Includes a private mailbox and a unique Newport Beach Address.  Asking rate is $800 per month.  Internet via WiFi is included.  Available immediately and term is negotiable. For more information contact: our Client Care Manager Sonia Chhabra by telephone at (888) … Read entire article »

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The initial terms to negotiate with a landlord for a retail business lease

The initial terms to negotiate with a landlord for a retail business lease

Already found a suitable location for your business?  Then, the next step is Negotiating a Lease for your Business?  Here are Five basic terms to start with.  But remember that there is plenty more to negotiate after you have reached an understanding on the following four points: The Base Rate The Lease Indexing The Length of the Lease Number of Option Terms Personal Guaranty Terms Starting with the Base Rate is the most common lease term to negotiate.  It is important … Read entire article »

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Downtown Los Angeles Jewelry District Wholesale/Retail Booth For Sale

Downtown Los Angeles Jewelry District Wholesale/Retail Booth For Sale

For Sale, a Booth in Jewelry Plaza in the Los Angeles Jewelry District.  The business does mainly wholesale business to retailers, such as Gift Shops.  The business has been in operation by the current owner for over 25 years at the same location.  Rent currently is $1,400.  Buyer to negotiate a new lease. The booth is open on Saturdays to take advantage of retail customer traffic.   The building has  three plazas of booths, and the … Read entire article »

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Triple Net (NNN)?, CAMs? & Gross Leases

Triple Net (NNN)?, CAMs? & Gross Leases

What does a Gross Lease entail, what are exactly are Triple Nets (NNN), and what about CAM charges in Commercial leasing? Let’s start with a Gross Lease. Gross Lease means a lease that has no additionally itemized charges for the operating expenses of the commercial property.  This lease offers a simple and predictable periodic lease payment for a lessee (tenant). Gross leases are common in Industrial properties and other properties that have less maintenance and operating … Read entire article »

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Negotiating Commercial Lease Rate & Terms

Negotiating Commercial Lease Rate & Terms

Let’s face it, this is the time to negotiate or renegotiate your commercial, retail or industrial lease.  The primary metric motivating landlords is the vacancy factor.  Across the board, from retail to industrial, vacancy rates are high, which means landlords have more and more spaces to fill and keep occupied.  Of course, this is a factor of an economic dip and your business is likely suffering a decrease in revenues from the boom times.  But, … Read entire article »

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Fully Improved Kitchen Space For Lease

Fully Improved Kitchen Space For Lease

Here is another low cost, simple entry business opportunity.  It is a former Asian Fusion restaurant with full hood and grill located in a retail shopping center anchored with a grocery store and RITE AID pharmacy. Located in Colton, CA.  This built out restaurant space is 3,100 sq ft and features a full hood and grill, 2 separate restrooms, plenty of dining space.  For an appointment to tour the facility, contact us @ 323-213-9193 or … Read entire article »

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Condemnation Clauses for Commercial Leases

Condemnation Clauses for Commercial Leases

The Condemnation clause is an often overlooked clause in negotiating a commercial lease.  Even though it rarely comes in play, it is well worth negotiating just in case to protect the many years of blood, sweat and tears a lessee/business owner has put in to the business.  A condemnation clause dictates how compensation to the property owner is allocated to the tenant(s) at the property in the case that the property is seized via eminent … Read entire article »

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Five Rules for Negotiating Commercial Leases

Five Rules for Negotiating Commercial Leases

Your Bottom Line, is it important to you?  Yes, ok, then let’s see where you can increase it.  Occupancy cost is typically the first expense item we review as Commercial Brokers are at Just Elementary, Inc.  Every business has a physical cost to exist and occupy space, even virtual businesses (think server space). For  those business owners that lease the space that their business occupies, this post will cover Five basic Rules to negotiating or … Read entire article »

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A Free Business? Almost, but not quite!

Beginning in a few days, we will be profiling Second Generation commercial spaces available.  Second generation spaces are commercial spaces for lease that are built out but not currently occupied, they can be retail , office and industrial.  For example, many restaurants have closed down, but have an intact kitchen and plumbing in place.  These spaces obviously need some capital investment to be reopened, but these costs are going to be significantly less than opening a vanilla shell space from scratch.  Also, assuming the space is intact, you likely won’t need any construction permits from the various local agencies, so you will be able to open your doors Many months before you could open vanilla shell space.  This saves you Time and Money, which means you can focus on growing your … Read entire article »

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ICSC Ontario Coming Up

Don’t forget, ICSC is having it’s next Southern California meeting on October 14, 2010 in Ontario.  This particular meeting will focus on the retail leasing market and the trends that have been resulting in successful new leases being written.  Chief reason for sure has to be the significant reduction in NNN leasing rates, which as we know went through the roof as the vacancy rates hovered at historic lows from the early part of this decade through 2008.  Let’s see what other factors that have led to greater success in leasing transactions come out at this meeting.  I’ll post what comes out.  In the meanwhile get your Registration Form right here so you can see me there. … Read entire article »

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