Both commercial real estate tenants and landlords know about tenant improvements. However, many are not sure what the exact rules are here. If you're among those who would like to learn about tenant improvements, what they are, and who pays for them, then this is the right article for you.

The coronavirus epidemic has affected the entire world, and it keeps changing every day. In only a week or two, the whole situation might change completely. However, we should still discuss how the pandemic is affecting the real estate industry as its economic impact will have lasting effects.

Commercial real estate is best valued through metrics. You probably already know that. However, you are most likely unsure of which metrics are the most useful here.

Capital gains tax can undoubtedly be a big nuisance for investors and landlords or anyone else who's selling an asset. The rates can be as low as 0% or as high as 39.6%, which is certainly problematic. On top of that, you already have other taxes like property tax, sales tax, payroll tax, and income tax.

America has forgotten how to walk. At least that’s how it seems when you take a look at some data. The number of people who walk every day has fallen by a staggering 40% between the years 1977 and 1995. The latest trends are even worse, with people taking around 5,000 steps on average every day, instead of the recommended 10,000.

When it comes to commercial leases, it's very common for one to have a method for how the rent will increase as time passes. Two types of increases are usually used:

Every business owner with an office will, at some point, get into the problem of deciding whether to continue to lease their office or buy it. It's a big conundrum, so it's no wonder that many get stuck unable to determine which is better.

Every business owner with an office will, at some point, get into the problem of deciding whether to continue to lease their office or buy it. It's a big conundrum, so it's no wonder that many get stuck unable to determine which is better.

Once you and the property owner reach a deal, the only thing left is to sign the lease. Many investors believe that this part is only a formality because they’ve already reached an agreement that they like, and the only thing left is to make it official

Once you and the property owner reach a deal, the only thing left is to sign the lease. Many investors believe that this part is only a formality because they’ve already reached an agreement that they like, and the only thing left is to make it official

In the past couple years, overall interest rates have risen several times in the United States. According to many experts, they are likely to finally stabilize in 2020. However, they have already risen sufficiently enough in 2018 and 2019, and we cannot be sure that the same won’t happen by the end of 2020, or especially the year after.

In the past couple years, overall interest rates have risen several times in the United States. According to many experts, they are likely to finally stabilize in 2020. However, they have already risen sufficiently enough in 2018 and 2019, and we cannot be sure that the same won’t happen by the end of 2020, or especially the year after.

We all know that uncertain economic times are as certain as taxes. Only in the last 20 years we have moved through two distinct financial crashes – the dotcom crash at the change of the millennium and the global financial crisis of 2008. Essentially, these crashes and overall uncertain economic times are quite cyclical in nature. Already, many experts are suggesting that another economic crash is quickly approaching us. 

We all know that uncertain economic times are as certain as taxes. Only in the last 20 years we have moved through two distinct financial crashes – the dotcom crash at the change of the millennium and the global financial crisis of 2008. Essentially, these crashes and overall uncertain economic times are quite cyclical in nature. Already, many experts are suggesting that another economic crash is quickly approaching us.