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Real Estate Strategies Corporation: Turn Crisis into Opportunity....Intelligently! 10 Reasons Your Landlords Will Renegotiate Your Company's Leases
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Real Estate Strategies Corporation. Thursday, February 5, 2009. Turn Crisis into Opportunity.Intelligently! 10 Reasons Your Landlords Will Renegotiate Your Company's Leases. When there exists little or no demand for commercial real estate, why would your company simply offer its surplus leased real estate for sublease, and just sit and wait, and wait, and then wait some more? That's like trying to sell cheeseburgers and hotdogs at a vegetarian convention! Before considering whether a lease renegotiation ...
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Real Estate Strategies Corporation: Hello? Hello? Hello? Is there anybody in there?
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Real Estate Strategies Corporation. Sunday, August 2, 2009. Is there anybody in there? Hey, wondering why I haven't uploaded any new posts here in a while? That's because I'm now blogging about corporate real estate at www.CorporateAdvisor.wordpress.com. Visit me there, as I've already posted some great thoughts and have received some really interesting feedback from readers. I hope to hear from you. Andrew B. Zezas, SIOR. Andrew B. Zezas, SIOR. View my complete profile. Andrew B. Zezas, SIOR.
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Real Estate Strategies Corporation
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Real Estate Strategies Corporation. Tuesday, August 4, 2009. I truly enjoyed presenting "Enough About Me, Let's Talk About Me! An Executive Career Workshop at your Greek Synergy event in Manhattan. Many thanks for permitting me to be a part of such an important beginning. I've got some exciting news! Please tune-in to FM 91.5 or listen via the internet at 7:00 PM tonight and invite those who might benefit to listen and to call-in. Sincerely,Andrew B. Zezas, SIOR. REAL ESTATE STRATEGIES CORPORATION. Conta...
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Real Estate Strategies Corporation: 9 Defensive Strategies When Your Landlord May Lose The Building Your Company Leases
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Real Estate Strategies Corporation. Tuesday, January 13, 2009. 9 Defensive Strategies When Your Landlord May Lose The Building Your Company Leases. Imagine planning and executing a well designed defensive operational and financial strategy, only to find out that the real estate your company leases may not be under your control and that the space may be pulled out from under you! But, we have a lease with many years remaining; we pay rent and have never been late! The first step is to read your company's ...
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Real Estate Strategies Corporation: Acquiring Real Estate as a Subtenant Can Be Dangerous to Your Company
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Real Estate Strategies Corporation. Tuesday, February 17, 2009. Acquiring Real Estate as a Subtenant Can Be Dangerous to Your Company. Through no fault of yours, your company may also be in danger! At least three substantial risks exist for companies that occupy subleased real estate, especially in the current economic environment. Those risks include:. The sublandlord defaults on its lease and the building's landlord terminates that lease. Should the financial burden of subsidizing your company's rent b...
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Real Estate Strategies Corporation: Negotiating Leases with Landlords That Won't Be Around
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Real Estate Strategies Corporation. Tuesday, March 31, 2009. Negotiating Leases with Landlords That Won't Be Around. There was a time when no matter how long a lease your company signed for office, distribution, technology, or other real estate, you had a reasonable expectation that you would be dealing with the same landlord throughout the lease term, and even after your company renewed its lease. Back then, you could actually form a relationship with your company's landlord. Why is this so important?
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