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 Defense Contractors & Leasing Issues

Your Best Defense. 

Defense contractors often lease space because of a focused business decision - a contract award or similar market-driven event.  Whether it's office space, a warehouse or factory, defense contractors have special requirements and are best served by a experienced team of skilled brokers and real estate attorneys aware of their needs and expectations.

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Medical Office Leasing Issues

Sometimes you need a Specialist.   

Your medical practice is different from a typical business office. So it follows that your lease should be different than a typical office space lease as well. Many potential pitfalls can be avoided with proper planning and the help of experienced professionals.


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Subleasing

So you say you're Subleasing.

In this economy, office tenants with excess space frequently consider subleasing as a way to bring in revenue and cut their expenses. Likewise, businesses who need space consider subleasing to get more flexibility on their rental rate and other leasing terms. This article discusses many of the common considerations that both parties (the sublandlord and subtenant) may face.

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Retail Leasing

The Occasional Retailer.

Many office buildings have some retail tenants, typically on the ground floor. Whether its a small newspaper stand or a full-service restaurant, retail leases present many unique issues. For the building owner, or landlord that occasionally deals with retail tenants, this article discusses many of the issues not found in standard office leases.

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