Category: Commercial Real Estate
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Grow Your Commercial Real Estate Network
Connect with Commercial Tenatnts Building relationshiops is hard work. Depending on your target audience a very good option should include a visit and possibly joining one or more organizations where commercial tenants gather. Suggestions include: In a Nutshell These are just a few of the many commercial tenant organizations around the world. Each organization has…
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Creative NOI Boosters: Maximize Your Commercial Property’s Income
In a Nutshell Beyond traditional rent increases, there are numerous creative ways to boost income from your commercial real estate property. Here are some ideas, categorized by type: 1. Leverage Underutilized Space: 2. Offer Value-Added Services: 3. Cater to Niche Markets: 4. Enhance Tenant Experience and Loyalty: 5. Embrace Technology: Examples: Remember, the key is to think outside the…
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Cost-Cutting Strategies for Commercial Real Estate Owners
When it comes to commercial real estate, every penny counts. Here are some creative ways to reduce expenses,categorized by their areas of focus: In a Nutshell Energy Efficiency: Operational Efficiency: Creative Space Utilization: Specific Examples: Remember, the most effective cost-reduction strategies are tailored to your specific property and tenant base. Analyze your operational data, consider innovative solutions, and don’t be afraid…
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Unlocking Value: The Power of Proactive Blend and Extend Leases
In a Nutshell Why would anyone voluntarily pay to have increased rent? The answer from the landlord side is simple and can be found when considering PV (present value) versus FV (future value) of income. The immediate increase in NOI can make such an action very useful if one is considering a sale of the…
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How NOI Affects Commercial Property Prices
In a Nutshell An increase in net operating income (NOI) generally leads to a higher price for an apartment building or other commercial real estate property. The impact of an additional $10,000 on NOI, however, isn’t a simple one-to-one ratio and depends on several factors: Capitalization Rate: Investors use a metric called the capitalization rate (cap rate) to estimate…