Posts Tagged ‘commercial property lease’

Getting the real oil

By Peter Scott  |  Property Strategy  |  Tuesday 28th April 2009

Now like never before, businesses need solid information for decision making.

There is certainly no lack of information around with Google at our fingertips. But the trick is to be able to discern the real oil; what’s accurate, and doesn’t have hidden agendas or bias.

The other thing is that people need that solid information fast, without spending hours researching.

Realising this need was part of my motivation to prepare Parallel Directions’ first e-book special report. The topic is: What You Should Be Aware of Before Relocating Commercial Premises. (more…)

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Size does count

By Peter Scott  |  Property Strategy  |  Tuesday 21st April 2009

When it comes to leasing property, size is starting to really count.

It has always been prudent to lease just the right amount of space that you need, and if you were confident of growth, you might, as with a growing child, perhaps take on a size to grow into. (more…)

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Stand up for your rights

By Peter Scott  |  Property Leasing  |  Tuesday 31st March 2009

At the risk of sound a bit like a human rights activist, I thought it important to say a word about ensuring your rights as a commercial tenant are always honoured.

In these tough times, we can all get a little bit desperate and think about (more…)

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A new look for changing times

By Peter Scott  |  Parallel Directions news  |  Tuesday 24th February 2009

I talk often about the need for flexibility and creativity to adjust to the fast changing and challenging economic conditions. In tougher times, it is crucial for achieving winning solutions.

Well, there is nothing like practicing what you preach! (more…)

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The rent must go through

By Peter Scott  |  Property Leasing  |  Tuesday 17th February 2009

When times are tough, a business can put payments on hold for a whole range of services and products. When bills mount up, some can be put off for the short term, and the consequences are not disastrous.

But when it comes to non-payment or delays in rental payments for commercial property leases, delays can cause a complete breakdown for both parties. (more…)

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