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ARTICLE · 10 NOVEMBER 2023

Commercial Lease Work Letters

As a prospective commercial tenant, location should not be the only major consideration taken into consideration when choosing a space for your business.

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As a prospective commercial tenant, location should not be the only major consideration taken into consideration when choosing a space for your business. How the layout of the space complements and benefits the tenant's business and future success also needs to be considered. Sometimes a tenant gets lucky enough to find a space in the perfect location that is also laid out so that it will cater to the tenant's exact business needs. More often than not, however, a tenant will need to do major renovations or other construction work to make the space the best it can be to suit the tenant's desired use.

The initial work needed to make the space suitable for a particular business does not always fall on the tenant. In some circumstances (usually depending on leasing market conditions), a landlord will agree to do the work needed to make the space fit the tenant's needs. However, tenant's should not think this work is free. If a landlord does agree to do the buildout work

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