Lease assignment allows tenants to transfer lease obligations to a new tenant. We facilitate lease assignments and ensure compliance with lease terms and landlord approval requirements.
Can I negotiate an option to purchase the leased property?
Lease agreements may include options to purchase the leased property at a predetermined price within a specified timeframe. Our firm assists clients in negotiating favorable purchase options that align with their business objectives.
What is a “right of first refusal” in a commercial lease?
A right of first refusal grants the tenant the opportunity to purchase the leased property before it is offered to other parties. We negotiate favorable terms for clients seeking this option to secure their business premises.
What are my options if the leased property is damaged or destroyed?
Lease agreements typically address responsibilities and remedies for property damage or destruction. Our firm assists clients in understanding their rights and pursuing appropriate legal recourse in such situations.
Can I lease commercial space for short-term use?
Short-term leases offer flexibility for temporary business needs or seasonal operations. We negotiate lease terms that accommodate short-term arrangements while protecting clients’ interests.
What happens if my business outgrows the leased space?
Outgrowing leased space may necessitate renegotiating lease terms, relocating, or expanding within the current property. Our firm provides strategic guidance to accommodate clients’ evolving business needs.
What are my rights if the landlord fails to make necessary repairs?
Tenants have a right to a habitable premises and can take legal action if landlords fail to fulfill maintenance obligations. Our firm advocates for tenants’ rights and seeks remedies for lease violations, including repair issues.
Can I terminate my commercial lease early if my business fails?
Early termination options may be negotiated in the lease agreement or pursued through alternative means such as subleasing or lease assignment. Our firm helps clients explore viable exit strategies while minimizing financial repercussions.
How does insurance work for commercial leases?
Commercial tenants are typically required to carry insurance coverage to protect against liability and property damage. We review insurance requirements in lease agreements and ensure clients have adequate coverage.
What is the difference between a gross lease and a net lease?
A gross lease includes all operating expenses in the rent amount, while a net lease requires tenants to pay property taxes, insurance, and maintenance in addition to base rent. We explain these differences and negotiate lease terms that align with clients’ preferences.


