Avoiding Pitfalls in Sale-Leaseback Transactions
A sale-leaseback can be an effective way for Florida property owners to unlock capital without giving up control of their real estate. In this arrangement, the owner sells the property to an investor and then leases it back, continuing to occupy and operate the space. While this structure offers flexibility and liquidity, it also carries…
How Market Trends Shape Commercial Lease Negotiations
When the economy is strong, landlords typically hold more power. Low vacancy rates and high demand for quality space allow landlords to raise rents, offer fewer concessions, and push for longer lease commitments. In growing Miami submarkets like Wynwood or Brickell, businesses often accept these terms to secure well-located properties before pricing rises even further.…
