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I work with business owners and property owners to navigate commercial leasing with clarity, strategy, and confidence.
Leasing commercial space is a significant financial and operational decision, and it’s normal to have questions about where to begin. I’ve put together clear, practical resources to help tenants and landlords understand office, retail, industrial, and mixed-use leases throughout the South Bay and Greater Los Angeles area.
From evaluating current market conditions and rental rates to understanding key lease terms, negotiation points, and long-term implications, these tools are designed to make the commercial leasing process more transparent and far less stressful. Take what you need, explore at your own pace, and when you’re ready, I’m here to help you structure a lease that supports your business growth or investment objectives.
What sets me apart from large-scale commercial brokerages is personalized, hands-on representation - you work directly with me, not a rotating team or junior associate, to accomplish your investment goals.
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Commercial Leasing FAQs
Do I need a commercial real estate agent to lease space?
While it’s possible to lease commercial space without representation, having an experienced commercial real estate agent helps you navigate pricing, lease terms, and negotiations that can significantly impact your long-term costs and flexibility. I represent your interests throughout the process to help you avoid unfavorable terms and costly surprises.
What types of commercial properties do you work with?
I assist with office, retail, industrial, medical, and mixed-use commercial leases throughout the South Bay and Greater Los Angeles. Whether you’re a small business owner, expanding company, or property owner, I tailor my approach to the specific needs of your space and industry.
Who pays the commercial leasing commission?
In most cases, the landlord pays the leasing commission, meaning tenants typically receive professional representation at no direct cost. I’ll always explain how compensation works upfront so there are no surprises.
What lease terms should tenants negotiate most carefully?
Key lease terms include rental rate, escalation clauses, tenant improvement allowances, maintenance responsibilities, renewal options, and exit or assignment clauses. Negotiating these terms properly can save you substantial money and provide important flexibility as your business evolves.
Can you represent both landlords and tenants?
Yes. I provide tenant representation and landlord representation, but never on the same transaction. This ensures clear advocacy, strong negotiation, and full transparency for every client.
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