The staff at Centermark Commercial Real Estate, our Houston Affiliate, put together a survey of Big Box/Distribution Warehouses in the Houston Metro Area recently. This one in particular is for spaces that are, or can be demised to the size of 240,000 to 280,000 square feet. The particular client is looking for a Manufacturing and Distribution space. We find that these client exercises are a good opportunity to provide good information to other potential clients - hence as are making it a practice to post a summary of the work we do. We found that there were at least 13 properties meeting this criteria - they are summarized in the table below…
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library_books Big Box (240,000-280,000 SF) Manufacturing & Distribution Warehouses for Lease Houston MetroArticle SynopsisInformational Tags for this ArticleLocation Tags for this Article
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library_books Common Area Maintenance (CAM) - Commercial Lease Terminology - Part 2Article Synopsis
In Commercial Real Estate leases, Common Area Maintenance, or CAM, refers to activities related to areas and items shared between tenants in a multi-tenant building or complex…
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library_books Expense Caps - Commercial Lease Terminology - Part 1Article Synopsis
In Commercial Real Estate Leases, an Expense Cap typically refers to expenses that are passed along from the landlord to the tenant for Common Area Maintenance of a building…
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library_books Modified Gross - Types of Commercial Leases - Part 5Article Synopsis
In Commercial Real Estate, a Modified Industrial Lease involves modifications to the Industrial Gross Lease. The modifications can vary, but the tenant often pays for certain items contributing to a Multi-Tenant building’s Common Area Maintenance…
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library_books Net Lease - Types of Commercial Leases - Part 4Article Synopsis
In Commercial Real Estate, there tends to be confusion regarding the difference between a Gross and a Net Lease - and variations of each…
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library_books Full Service Lease - Types of Commercial Leases - Part 3Article Synopsis
Full Service Lease - Generally applicable to multi-tenant office buildings, this lease has one monthly rate and covers all the costs associated with the property including electrical, janitorial, management, property taxes and property insurance…
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library_books Triple Net (NNN) - Types of Commercial Leases - Part 2Article Synopsis
Triple NNN or Triple Net - A NNN lease is set up to have the Tenant pay a base rental amount each month to the Landlord. In addition to the base rent, the Tenant also reimburses the Landlord monthly for the tenant’s pro-rata share of certain estimated expenses (“reimbursables”)…
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library_books Industrial Gross Lease - Types of Commercial Leases - Part 1Article Synopsis
Industrial Gross Lease - This lease type is common in multi-tenant industrial properties. This warehouse lease type requires the tenant to pay one base monthly rent which covers the property expenses, management and Common Area Maintenance (CAM).
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library_books Types Of Commercial Real Estate LeasesArticle Synopsis
In my 29 years of commercial real estate leasing, both in warehouse and office, I have seen hundreds of lease documents with many arrangements of rent and responsibilities. The basic and most used leases are as follows…
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library_books Commercial Lease Renewal TipsArticle Synopsis
Here are five quick tips to remember when renewing your office or industrial lease:
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library_books Entering Into a Commercial Lease Agreement - A Guide From a BrokerArticle Synopsis
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Committing to a lease for 3, 5, 7, or 10 years is a monumental consideration for a business. Whether that is moving into the first property or from one location to another, entering into any commercial lease agreement can be stressful, time-consuming, and requires adequate research and qualified commercial real estate brokers, attorneys, and possibly even engineers to determine the most suitable location(s)…
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library_books Warehouse Leasing, Purchasing and Building Guides and TipsArticle Synopsis
Learn about important issues regarding commercial warehouse leasing, buying and building…
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