REoptimizer^® Blog

As businesses of all sizes turn to lease management software to help control occupancy costs, if you aren't also taking the leap, you could be left behind. These applications make it easier to benchmark your portfolio, plan your real estate activities and squeeze greater efficiency out of your annual real estate expenditures. REoptimizer® offers a unique blend of features that give you the core functionality you need to make better real estate decision, all at a reasonable cost level. 

While all commercial leases have commonalities, industrial space is much different than office space. Whether you're looking for a building to house your manufacturing operations or to function as a warehouse, you'll need to keep some key points in mind to ensure that you select the best option for your needs. These tips will help you select the right industrial space:

Guest blog by Reno Macri.  Reno is the founder and director of Enigma Visual Solutions, an office branding company in the UK specializing in commercial interior designers, office refurbishment and office interiors design services.  He enjoys sharing his thoughts on upcoming marketing ideas and design trends. 

Guest blog by Holly Welles. Holly is a real estate blogger interested in the ever-shifting landscape of the market. You can read more of her work on her own blog, The Estate Update, and follow her on Twitter @HollyAWelles.

When seeking a new office, there are many pitfalls to avoid. Before you sign the commercial real estate lease or purchase agreement, you have to ensure that you carry out an in-depth research and, perhaps, consult the advice of an experienced tenant rep broker. Here are a few things to avoid when leasing or purchasing your next commercial space.

You have a lot to think about when considering new office spaces for your company, but that doesn't mean that you can afford to overlook the fine details. In addition to considering the cost and size of various spaces, be careful not to forget about the following features:

Making your workplace as green as possible isn't just good for your planet. Going green can reduce costs, improve employee morale and boost the public perception of your company. Making small changes to your workplace can make a big impact overall. Read on to discover ways that you can create a more eco-friendly work environment.