Commercial Real Estate Leasing Skills by John Highman
Finding tenants to fill vacancies in shopping centres is always an issue. The problem is that there are many shops in a typical shopping centre, and for that reason, there are greater chances of vacancies. Churn happens in shop leasing, so be prepared for it. If you are a shopping centre owner or manager, here…
In today’s dynamic market, leasing retail shopping centres can feel like navigating a maze. With the right strategies, however, you can streamline the process and attract better tenants who align with your vision. The retail landscape constantly changes, from customer demographics to emerging marketing techniques. Understanding these key elements will enhance your leasing strategy and…
Navigating the world of industrial properties can feel overwhelming, especially regarding warehouses and their potential as thriving business premises. Whether you’re an investor looking for a lucrative opportunity or a tenant scouting for the perfect workspace, understanding the ins and outs of property inspection is crucial. Every detail counts in making informed decisions, from evaluating…
Cold calling in commercial real estate can feel like navigating a maze. There’s the pressure of making connections, the fear of rejection, and the constant desire to grow your market share. Yet, amidst these challenges lies a wealth of opportunities waiting to be seized. Every call is not just an attempt at selling; it’s a…
Time is often considered the most valuable asset. In real estate, this rings particularly true for agents navigating a fast-paced world of clients and listings. Mastering your time can lead to significant sales success, allowing you to focus on what truly matters: building relationships and closing deals. Imagine transforming each hour into a powerful tool…
Vacancies in investment properties are part of the tenant management and leasing strategy. Property owners and managers should keep tenant turnover low and have a plan for leasing all vacancies whilst they underpin the income stream for stability and growth. So, it is time to explore alternative rental revenue streams and how you can improve…
In the dynamic world of commercial, retail, and industrial property leasing, landlords and tenants constantly seek the best deal for their premises. The leasing agent plays a pivotal role in bringing these parties together. Conditioning the landlord, a term we use to align their expectations with the actual market conditions is a big part of…
When analysing a commercial or retail property for investment, rentals paid and received instantly come to mind as an essential factor to examine. There are many other critical things to explore, but the revenue stream tells the tale of the investment. Examine the property and comprehend its history and future. This will be the investment…
When you manage or lease a commercial or retail property, it is wise and crucial to have a strategy for handling vacancies and tenant movement. Given the size of the tenancy mix and the property’s positioning, tenants will come and go. Having a tenant turnover checklist and protocol is a good idea and necessary for…
A retail shopping centre is a unique investment property type that demands respect and specialisation from a sales and leasing perspective. The key people involved in retail properties are centre managers, leasing managers, landlords, and investors. They should work together on a plan when focusing on a retail property and its future. To ensure its…
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