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Negotiating a commercial lease can be a very frustrating process, especially if you do not know the potential deal-breakers to look out for. Landlords seek to make the best out of every deal and you should do so too, especially if you want to have a smooth business operation in the new office. Here are six deal commercial lease breakers to watch out for.

A lot of the conventional wisdom surrounding commercial leasing is just plain wrong, making it important that you get the facts straight before you begin the process. Here is the truth about 10 of the biggest commercial real estate myths.

Guest blog by Samantha Rupp.  Samantha holds a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration and is the managing editor for 365businesstips.com. She lives in San Diego, California and enjoys spending time on the beach, reading up on current industry trends, and traveling.

When negotiating your commercial lease, it is important to look out for terms that will give you more options to effectively conduct your business. This article provides you with the eight commercial lease terms that you can negotiate with your landlord.

When it comes to office buildings in early 2020, the industry seems to want to talk about two things: coronavirus and closing up open floor plans. With research pointing to open floor plans being correlated with lower employee satisfaction, higher absenteeism, and lower levels of productive collaboration, it's understandable that people are looking to close up open floor plans.

Commercial real estate is quite different from a residential real estate market. Hence, it is essential to pay attention to the various clauses, nuances and other factors that will help you avoid making mistakes when you sign the office lease. In this article, we are going to discuss the major things that you should be aware of in your office lease.

More and more buildings are being billed as having a mixed-use component. This means that instead of only having a single application -- like office or retail -- they combine different applications. You can be in a mixed-use building, or have a mixed-use space. At the same thing, you can find mixed-use spaces in many different types of neighborhoods.

Some companies can't wait for their office lease to expire, but many organizations love their space. There are many reasons to stay when your lease is coming due, and if you want to stay, there are many ways to do it.