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The Beck Office Blog

Archive for September 15th, 2009

by Charlie Brown

A wide range of commercial leasing possibilities exist. Typically, an office lease in a major city and a retail lease in a suburban shopping center will be considerably different. The urban centers always help to develop your business.

Of course, if you are lacking sufficient capital to purchase a commercial building, then the decision becomes an easy one. But leasing may be the smartest move anyway: Statistics show that most new business owners start out by leasing office space, and many business consultants advise leasing your work space until you get on your feet and your business starts operating in the black. Some advantages to leasing your business property:

by Buster Bennett

Moody’s/REAL National Office Properties Index which measures annual transactional volume in the commercial real estate asset classes has reported a 4 percent increase in office prices in the second quarter 2009 compared with the first quarter 09.

How much money can I allocate to allocate for retail space for rent? Would it be more sensible to find a suite for lease or a shop for rent? What extras are needed to manage my organization?