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When performing a build-out of new office space, there is often a starting budget. Many times, as upgrades and enhancements are discussed or offered, temptation wins and the budget flies out the proverbial window. Suddenly you find yourself with a much higher budget than you originally intended when signed the deal with landlord. Here are some timely tips to help …

Commercial properties use a considerable amount of energy. Of that energy consumption about one-third is used needlessly or wastefully. For property owners, this means not only is energy being lost but money as well. Conserving energy can mean big savings for you, while also helping to protect the environment by reducing greenhouse gas emissions. On top of that energy-efficient properties …

You have found the ideal property for your business, your lease is signed, and now you have your Tenant Improvement Allowance for the landlord’s build-out. You can breathe a sigh of relief, but there are a few things you need to address before you turn over the construction of your new space solely to your landlord. After all, you want …

Incorporating environmentally friendly elements in commercial property build-outs is quickly gaining ground. With increased pressure on businesses to be morally correct and deliver in eco-friendly ways, companies are finding consumers and clients expect this to begin on the company premises. These changes, which include green living, energy efficiency, reducing your company’s carbon footprint, have the potential to positively impact the …

When potential tenants search for commercial space to lease, typically they don’t find a perfect fit. Most spaces will require a build-out (also known as a tenant finish-out) to meet the tenant’s needs. This can mean demolishing walls, constructing new walls, new carpet, paint, cabinetry, etc. Many companies are overwhelmed by the thought of financing a build-out, not realizing it …