What are your competitive advantages for attracting tenants? Sometimes you have to think beyond a gym, parking, metro or a nearby coffee shop. Here are five surprising ways you can attract new tenants. These are all amenities tenants are willing to pay extra for, so your ROI will be instantaneous. 1. Improve the Air …
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Are you sure you are not overpaying for your utilities? Every month, you pay a few hundred (or a few thousand) dollars to the utility company for the power you used. Where does that number come from? Is it different every month? How do you know that number is correct?
Whenever the building conditions make it possible, landlords should want their tenants to have triple-net leases. The only hesitation comes from the cost and effort required to submeter buildings accordingly. Fortunately, new technology makes submeters cheap, easy to install, and generally worthwhile for the benefit of enabling triple-net leases. During an interview, The JBG Companies’ …
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In commercial real estate, a triple-net lease allows landlords to pass the risk of paying for utilities, insurance, and taxes to their tenants. In addition their rent, tenants take on these additional costs each month. Ten years ago, most leases were full-service gross leases, where rent and operating expenses were all rolled into one monthly …
When it comes to energy management, you often hear about “real-time data.” Real-time data has two parts: (1) Data is collected from your meters several thousand times each second, and (2) you get access to that data immediately. “Interval data,” which is often collected through utility companies as Green Button data, seems very similar to …
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