Sean Browning’s Post

As a commercial tenant who is considered Retail, and therefore has the protections of the Retail Leases Act 2003, a landlord must give the tenant a Disclosure Statement and copy of the proposed lease no later than 14 days before the lease is entered into. A Disclosure Statement is a document that a landlord must give the tenant when entering into or renewing a lease. It outlines essential lease information so the tenant can understand, at a glance, the key elements of the lease. There are four types of Disclosure Statements that are used, depending on the circumstances. To find more information about Disclosure Statements, the different types and when they should be issued please visit the VSBC website ➡️ https://lnkd.in/gPQViQMe #CommercialRealEstate #Commercial #Retail #Industrial #Melbourne #CommercialProperty #CommercialSales #CommercialAssetManagement #RetailLeasesAct2003 #VictorianSmallBusinessCommission #CommercialTenantsRights

Keeping tenants happy is more than good service; it's the cornerstone of your business's success. Invest in relationships, prioritize communication, and create value that keeps tenants coming back. ⚡️🧹 #dfwpropertymanager #propertymanager #retail #propertyzeus #dfwcommercial #DFWcommercialcleaning

Delighted to have been asked by Accessible Retail to provide some insights on recent experiences at lease renewal as part of the recent AGM and subsequent CPD event. Following a presentation by P Tomkins of Freeths dealing with modernisation of lease terms at renewal I was pleased to be part of the panel discussions with Greg Westover and to be able to give an insight into recent experiences at renewal.   In particular, we were able to discuss the PACT (Professional Arbitration on Court Terms) process and demonstrate how it can be used in place of the Courts at lease renewal in situations where legal points remain outstanding in the new lease, rather than only to determine rent. With the consultation into proposed reforms of the 1954 Landlord & Tenant Act underway this, hopefully, provided a timely insight into how we, as surveyors, can take a more active role in ensuring disputes can be resolved in a more timely, cost-effective manner. This will be particularly important as leases become shorter and, as a result, lease renewal disputes more frequent.   If we can provide any assistance on the particular issues relating to PACT at lease renewal please contact me (jgood@shw.co.uk) or my colleagues at SHW Property. #makingpropertywork #SHWProperty #outoftownretail #landlordandtenantact

Clear, consistent communication is the foundation of strong landlord-tenant relationships. From lease agreements to maintenance requests, effective dialogue ensures mutual understanding and satisfaction. ⚡️🧹 #dfwpropertymanager #propertymanager #retail #propertyzeus #dfwcommercial #DFWcommercialcleaning

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Which types of tenants are expanding the most? We analyzed our incoming leasing inquiries and categorized them to better understand market trends. Excluding General Retail, which covers inquiries that don't fall into a specific category, Restaurants/Bars emerged as the top segment for expansion. The next largest category is Contingent Use, making up 10.3% of overall inquiries. This category includes liquor stores, daycares, churches, and smoke/vape/CBD shops—tenantswhich may not always be landlord-approved. Beauty ranked third for Q3, followed by Office at 7.4%, Medical at 3.5%, and Fitness also at 3.5%. For more leasing activity insights, check out our research report at foresitecre.com/marketwire.

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Read the latest commercial property news in our Commercial Property Market Review. Including a closer look at investor demand, a regional office round-up and growth in the retail warehousing sector #commercialproperty https://lnkd.in/eyzQR5aj

We are obsessed with data. Every single inbound call has been categorized for almost ten years. This enables us to track which categories are showing an increase or decrease in interest. This data set is from a sample set of 85 shopping centers in San Antonio that we lease over the last 36 months. For those curious, “contingent use” is our nice way of saying concepts like CBD/Vape and similar uses that only a handful of owners will permit in their centers.