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Commercial Real Estate Leasing – 10 Ways to Prevent High Vacancy Factors and Tenant Turnover

Many commercial property managers and leasing managers don’t spend enough time on tenant management and communication, only to soon find that they have an upcoming vacancy or a building that is underperforming from a rent and occupancy perspective.

There is a strong link between tenant encouragement, communication, property performance, and landlord involvement.  At the base of everything sits…

12 Proven Strategies for Tenant Management and Optimization in Commercial Office Buildings

When you manage or lease a commercial office tower or building with multiple tenants in occupancy, there are things to look for and watch as part of keeping the tenant(s) under control.  You could say that the concept is a very important part of maintaining property performance and cash flow for the landlord.

So the message here is that you can set some specific rules and put some strategies in…

The 10 Things to Look for in Tenant Mix Analysis in Retail Shopping Centers

A tenant mix will change quite a lot of things in investment property performance, be it in an office or retail property.  A good tenant mix will support income and occupancy, whilst a poor mix will lift vacancy factors and upset rental returns.

Tenant Mix Assessment

So a property manager or leasing expert should be concentrating on improving the overall content and stability of the mix for the…

Shopping Center Management – How to Map Permitted Uses for Better Sales and More Customers

In retail shopping centres you choose tenants based on business history and tenant types.  Essentially you are choosing the best tenants to optimise property income and occupancy.  If you have the right tenant mix then customers will keep coming back to the property over time. In retail that is what you want.

Any high quality shopping centre will usually have a tenant mix that has been well…