In case you missed them, here are some of REoptimizer's most popular blog posts for October:
Are Your Operating Expenses Assets or Liabilities?
If you ask any accountant, they will tell you without even thinking that operating expenses are a liability. When you sign a lease and you commit yourself to making payments of rent and operating expense reimbursements, you've taken on a liability. However, inside the liability that comes from the OpEx that you're already paying, an asset might be hiding.Read Full Article
Site Selection is Key
While retail companies are experts on site selection, the process is different when leasing office space. After all, the location of a building's driveway probably won't make the difference between a successful office and a failed one like it can in the retail world. Even so, choosing the right site can help to make your offices work more smoothly and productively.Read Full Article
4 Tips to Get Your Commercial Office Space Planning Right
Office space planning is the key to making a new location economically successful. Well planned space enhances productivity, increases employee retention and increases the likelihood that the space will suit your business's changing needs. Poorly planned space, on the other hand, can create expensive white elephants than drain your resources.Read Full Article
Understanding Basic Commercial Real Estate Lease Clauses
Commercial real estate leases are complicated legal agreements that have their own specialized language. While it's always a good idea to have a tenant representative to help you out, you can also help yourself a great deal by understanding a few basic lease clauses.Read Full Article
What is Commercial Real Estate Optimization?
Commercial real estate optimization is the process by which the savviest businesses minimize their occupancy costs and increase the ROI on their owned and leased properties. While every company's needs vary, optimization is a multi-faceted process that includes both managing each sites' specific operations as well as looking at a portfolio as a whole to identify ways to lower costs.Read Full Article