Congratulations. You’ve started and built a successful food truck business, but your ambitions have outgrown your mobile operation. Now you’re considering taking things to the next level and bringing your food truck to a permanent brick and mortar location.
If you’re a retailer – unless you’re among the rare breed of owner-operators or web-based retailers – your real estate lease agreement is critical. Beyond the “look” and location provided by your leased premises, a favorable lease agreement can form an important foundation for your business.
And perhaps more so, a poor lease agreement can lead to unexpected consequences that can cripple your business. In other words, it’s worth the time and effort necessary to negotiate a favorable deal with your landlord-to-be before putting ink to paper – or perhaps, nowadays, electronic signature to portable document file.
If you’re a Sacramento-area commercial property owner and want to fill a vacancy, or better yet, prevent one before it happens, you had better stay with the times in 2020. While “Vacancy” may be a dirty word for commercial property owners, it’s important to tackle the idea head-on. The word itself connotes stress and struggles in the quest to find the right users for your idle property. After all, a good return on investment requires a return.
Consider the following ideas for filling vacancies from the experts at Capital Rivers Commercial.
We’re excited to celebrate the completed hanger at the Fresno airport developed by Capital Rivers Commercial with SME Logistics, Inc. This space was developed for our client Air Methods Corp & SkyLife to assist first responders.
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