Comments on: office space lease? http://nxus.net/office-space-lease.html Solution to your Niche Question Sat, 15 Oct 2011 00:02:34 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1 By: oldfatcowboy http://nxus.net/office-space-lease.html/comment-page-1#comment-6961 oldfatcowboy Wed, 17 Mar 2010 19:36:19 +0000 http://nxus.net/office-space-lease.html#comment-6961 Seems odd that they will not return your calls. I would send them a letter requesting that you have the opportunity to move into the larger space. Make sure that they know you are willing to sign a new lease that will keep you there longer. Inform them that if you must you will start seeking a remedy to your lack of available space. Any landlord with a good paying tenant would normally love to have them committed to a longer lease in a larger space. Unless, they are in negotiations with someone else to lease the space you want, or some other factor. If you like the location and need the space, call a commercial Realtor in the area and have them make contact with the landlord who has the vacant space. Find out what the rental rate is, usually quoted in $/ square ft. and make them an offer to lease it. With a commercial Realtor in the mix they will make the offer and negotiations for you. That will leave you to focus on your business. Make sure you are dealing with an experienced Commercial Realtor, most Realtors sell pretty kitchens to soccer moms. Seems odd that they will not return your calls. I would send them a letter requesting that you have the opportunity to move into the larger space.

Make sure that they know you are willing to sign a new lease that will keep you there longer. Inform them that if you must you will start seeking a remedy to your lack of available space.

Any landlord with a good paying tenant would normally love to have them committed to a longer lease in a larger space.

Unless, they are in negotiations with someone else to lease the space you want, or some other factor.

If you like the location and need the space, call a commercial Realtor in the area and have them make contact with the landlord who has the vacant space. Find out what the rental rate is, usually quoted in $/ square ft. and make them an offer to lease it.

With a commercial Realtor in the mix they will make the offer and negotiations for you. That will leave you to focus on your business.

Make sure you are dealing with an experienced Commercial Realtor, most Realtors sell pretty kitchens to soccer moms.

]]> By: Sharon http://nxus.net/office-space-lease.html/comment-page-1#comment-6962 Sharon Wed, 17 Mar 2010 19:36:19 +0000 http://nxus.net/office-space-lease.html#comment-6962 You should definitely consider looking elsewhere. It doesn't sound like you have a reliable landlord if he's not responding to you. Try this and talk to some experts - they can help you find a perfect place in your budget as well as space requirement: http://us.officebroker.com/findoffices.aspx?City=Jersey&State=New%20Jersey You should definitely consider looking elsewhere. It doesn’t sound like you have a reliable landlord if he’s not responding to you.

Try this and talk to some experts – they can help you find a perfect place in your budget as well as space requirement:

http://us.officebroker.com/findoffices.aspx?City=Jersey&State=New%20Jersey

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