Posts Tagged ‘lease negotiation’

Negotiating a commercial property lease agreement

By Peter Scott  |  Property Lease Negotiation  |  Tuesday 30th March 2010

Negotiating a commercial property lease agreementThe first thing to realise when you are about to enter into a lease for a commercial property is that there is no such thing as a standard contract.

I get concerned that many individuals and organisations believe that commercial property leases are standard [they are not] and that any “standard” variations are simply the preserve of the landlord [they are not]. (more…)

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How to educate your landlord

By Peter Scott  |  Property Lease Negotiation  |  Tuesday 2nd February 2010

No fixed abode in the virtual world of the cloudThe commercial rental property market in New Zealand continues to be very much a tenant’s market… but there are many landlords who simply don’t get it.

Negotiating myopia
It amazes me in the many negotiations I conduct for clients how many landlords take such a short-term view and, by playing hard ball, lose out on securing long-term tenants. (more…)

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Smart ways to shift focus

By Peter Scott  |  Recession Strategies  |  Tuesday 9th June 2009

I’ve been posting this blog for well over a year now, and I’d like to think we give readers a good heads-up on trends in the property lease market, as well as some insights into how the market works behind the scenes.

So it was interesting for me this week to take some of this expertise into the mainstream news media as a commentator on TVNZ’s business programme: NZI Business June 5: Renters’ market for office space

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Time to give up secrets to make better deals

By Peter Scott  |  Recession Strategies  |  Tuesday 24th March 2009

When it comes to financial matters, most of us like to keep the detail close to our chests.

It’s often considered foolhardy to (more…)

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