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For too long, lease comps in commercial real estate have been designed to favor landlords, leaving tenants and business owners at a massive disadvantage. (But it doesn't have to be this way.) Here's what you need to know: Lease comps were created by building owners, for building owners. This means the system is inherently biased. Comps can pigeonhole tenants into lease terms that don’t accurately represent their space needs or market conditions. My partner's latest analysis featured on Forbes, David Marino exposes the faults and flaws of using lease comps in the industry. Learn how to stay one step ahead on your next lease or renewal by reading the full analysis below. #CommercialRealEstate #RealEstateLeasing #TenantAdvocacy #LeaseComps #HughesMarino

In my business partner’s latest analysis featured on Forbes, the faults and flaws of using lease comps in the commercial real estate industry are exposed, explaining how they can be used by landlords to pigeonhole tenants into lease terms that don’t accurately represent their space. Take a look below to stay one step ahead on your next lease or renewal.

The commercial real estate industry has favored landlords for virtually all of history, and the current application of lease comps is just another example that puts tenants and business owners at a massive disadvantage. It's yet another method created by building owners, for building owners. My business partner was recently featured on Forbes pointing out the faults and flaws of using lease comps in the commercial real estate industry, explaining how they can be used to pigeonhole tenants into lease terms that don’t accurately represent their space. Take a look below to stay one step ahead on your next lease or renewal.

For too long, lease comps in commercial real estate have favored landlords, leaving tenants and business owners at a disadvantage. In a recent Forbes analysis by my business partner David Marino, the pitfalls of using lease comps are revealed. Landlords can use them to limit tenants unfairly. Stay informed to negotiate your next lease effectively. #CommercialRealEstate #LeaseComps #ForbesAnalysis Hughes Marino

For far too long the application of lease comps in commercial real estate have unashamedly favored landlords, and put tenants and business owners at a massive disadvantage. Applying comps to commercial real estate leasing is yet another method and custom that was created by building owners, for building owners. In my business partner’s latest analysis featured on Forbes, the faults and flaws of using lease comps in the commercial real estate industry are exposed, explaining how they can be used by landlords to pigeonhole tenants into lease terms that don’t accurately represent their space. Take a look below to stay one step ahead on your next lease or renewal.

For far too long the application of lease comps in commercial real estate have unashamedly favored landlords, and put tenants and business owners at a massive disadvantage. Applying comps to commercial real estate leasing is yet another method and custom that was created by building owners, for building owners. In my business partner’s latest analysis featured on Forbes, the faults and flaws of using lease comps in the commercial real estate industry are exposed, explaining how they can be used by landlords to pigeonhole tenants into lease terms that don’t accurately represent their space. Take a look below to stay one step ahead on your next lease or renewal.

For far too long the application of lease comps in commercial real estate have unashamedly favored landlords, and put tenants and business owners at a massive disadvantage. Applying comps to commercial real estate leasing is yet another method and custom that was created by building owners, for building owners. In my business partner’s latest analysis featured on Forbes, the faults and flaws of using lease comps in the commercial real estate industry are exposed, explaining how they can be used by landlords to pigeonhole tenants into lease terms that don’t accurately represent their space. Take a look below to stay one step ahead on your next lease or renewal.

For far too long the application of lease comps in commercial real estate have unashamedly favored landlords, and put tenants and business owners at a massive disadvantage. Applying comps to commercial real estate leasing is yet another method and custom that was created by building owners, for building owners. In my business partner’s latest analysis featured on Forbes, the faults and flaws of using lease comps in the commercial real estate industry are exposed, explaining how they can be used by landlords to pigeonhole tenants into lease terms that don’t accurately represent their space. Take a look below to stay one step ahead on your next lease or renewal.

For far too long the application of lease comps in commercial real estate have unashamedly favored landlords, and put tenants and business owners at a massive disadvantage. Applying comps to commercial real estate leasing is yet another method and custom that was created by building owners, for building owners. In my business partner’s latest analysis featured on Forbes, the faults and flaws of using lease comps in the commercial real estate industry are exposed, explaining how they can be used by landlords to pigeonhole tenants into lease terms that don’t accurately represent their space. Take a look below to stay one step ahead on your next lease or renewal.

For far too long the application of lease comps in commercial real estate have unashamedly favored landlords, and put tenants and business owners at a massive disadvantage. Applying comps to commercial real estate leasing is yet another method and custom that was created by building owners, for building owners. In my business partner’s latest analysis featured on Forbes, the faults and flaws of using lease comps in the commercial real estate industry are exposed, explaining how they can be used by landlords to pigeonhole tenants into lease terms that don’t accurately represent their space. Take a look below to stay one step ahead on your next lease or renewal.