Last month we gave tenants some pointers when looking to rent or lease office space for their business.
Today, we’re flipping the coin and speaking to the Landlords of commercial property and commercial office space. Filling vacancies is not rocket science; however, it can be extremely time consuming and frustrating…especially for landlords who own several commercial office buildings around town.
If you’re looking to find tenants to rent or lease your commercial office space, check out Mike’s 4 quick and easy tips in the video below!
Let Mike help you get your office space rented ASAP so you can concentrate on more exciting things:
4 Tips When Leasing or Renting Your Commercial Office Space
- Know Your Property’s Worth
- Promote Your Space
- Negotiate the Lease
- Hire an agent you trust (like Mike!)
Commercial Real Estate Broker in Charleston, SC
Mike Ferrer, CCIM, MCR has over 15 years of commercial real estate Brokerage and Development experience. With a focus on warehouses, manufacturing, office buildings, vacant land, and Investment Sales. He opened his own brokerage in 2015, and has completed over $225,000,000 in transactions throughout the Lowcountry.
Mike is the past president of the Commercial MLS for the state of South Carolina and has served on many other civic and philanthropic boards. Mike has a plethora of commercial real estate knowledge and established ties to the local community both statewide and stretching across the entire southeast.
Have further questions about renting office space? Feel free to contact me with any questions you may have!
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I like that you provided some tips for leasing your commercial office space such as hiring an agent you can trust. It is recommended that you hire a real estate agent who fastcustomwritinghelp specializes in the leasing of commercial spaces. This way, you would be able to get expert advice, and your agent can even be the one to negotiate on your behalf. If I were to have my industrial space leased, I would make sure to keep this in mind. Thanks.