Retail Leases Are Becoming Much More Complicated
February 27, 2018

Retail Leases Are Becoming
Much More Complicated

As retail undergoes a massive transformation, the retail lease is changing as well. Leases have become highly negotiated within the past 24 months, and landlords are providing more tenant improvement dollars and data to prospective tenants.

“There is no doubt that the leases now are highly negotiated in every tiny section,” Vestar Regional Director Jennifer Nettles said during a recent Bisnow event in San Francisco. “Are they more tenant-friendly now? Yes, they are.” Landlords are spending more…

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