Zoning Is the Invisible Geometry of Commercial Real Estate in New Hampshire
By Margaret Keith |
Key Takeaways: A property’s value is not defined solely by its location, lease roll, or price per square foot. It’s defined by what you can do with it. This becomes painfully clear when a multimillion-dollar mixed-use project stalls over a shadow study, parking requirement, or a neighborhood objection. These details determine who controls the decision,…
Why Do Start-Ups Need Tenant Representation?
Key Takeaways: Hidden operating expenses add roughly 30% to commercial lease base rents. In triple net leases, common area maintenance, property taxes, and insurance add ...
What Is Flex Space in Commercial Real Estate? (And Why Demand Keeps Growing)
Key Takeaways: Flex space is what happens when commercial real estate stops choosing between office, warehouse, and light industrial uses — and decides to be ...
Why Mixed-Use Development Benefits Matter More Than Ever for Property Investors
Key Takeaways: Mixed-use developments are redefining real estate investment by combining residential, commercial, and retail spaces into integrated properties that deliver superior returns compared to ...