What is Build-to-Suit
A property that is constructed to the specifications of a future owner or tenant.
A property that is constructed to the specifications of a future owner or tenant.
The usable square footage plus a portion of the common areas.
The comprehensive appraisal of a property to evaluate its commercial potential.
Tenant Improvement Allowance, funds provided by the landlord to improve the leased space or for customizations.
The actual space a tenant occupies.
The actual space a tenant occupies.
Investing in commercial real estate involves several risks: Mitigating these risks involves thorough due diligence, diversification, professional advice, and a clear understanding of the commercial real estate market and economic trends.
The rate at which available properties in a specific market are leased or sold over a given period.
A 1031 exchange, named after Section 1031 of the U.S. Internal Revenue Code, allows investors to defer capital gains taxes on the exchange of like-kind properties. The process involves selling a property, identifying a like-kind property within 45 days, and completing the purchase within 180 days. This strategy is used by real estate investors to … Read more
Common Area Maintenance charges, fees paid by tenants to cover the costs associated with areas shared among all tenants.