When commercial owners aren’t paying their fair share of maintenance, boards can’t afford to let imbalances go unaddressed. (Print: Checks and Balances)
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Condo Board Takes Action to Rectify Commercial Owner's Underpayment
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The Landlord's Role in the Decline of Local Businesses in Lower Manhattan
Small, locally owned businesses are increasingly being priced out of their neighborhood due to high rents, and landlords must find ways to maintain a long-term relationship with their tenants to avoid losing control of their space. (Print: We Are the Landlord)
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A Revenue Stream Dries Up
Commercial leasing issues are affecting co-op and condo budgets. Options include using reserve funds, temporary assessments, and potential maintenance increases.
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The Problem: Revenue Loss
How one board got the most money from a commercial tenant post-pandemic.
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Keep Your Commercial Tenant From Impeding Your Progress Toward Your Climate Mobilization Goals
Make sure commercial tenants are paying their share of any Climate Mobilization Act retrofits.
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It's More Than Just Collecting Rent
Commercial tenant rent is a complex negotiation.
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Commercial Tenants
Love 'em, lose 'em, or partner with 'em.
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Sitting on a Gold Mine
Condos may be undercharging commercial tenants.
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How to Find and plug Commercial Leaks
Commercial tenants don’t have the same responsibility to your building, which means you need to stay on top of them.
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Allen H. Brill, Brill & Meisel
When a sweetheart lease is transferred, the board should look for new opportunities.
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