Address: 1601 Veterans Memorial Hwy Suite 420, Islandia, NY 11749, USA
Phone: +16312324400
Sunday: Closed
Monday: 9AM–5PM
Tuesday: 9AM–5PM
Wednesday: 9AM–5PM
Thursday: 9AM–5PM
Friday: 9AM–5PM
Saturday: Closed
Karen Ray
This is a continuation of a past review. I called Bryan McGuire my Ex husband's agent. To inquire about a sign that was removed from a property that is supposed to be sold as part of a divorce . When I asked if the property was still on the market his reply was something like.. You gave me a horrible review . Im not answering you . Real professional Bryan !
Mike Milazzo
I am a Financial Advisor and an independent business owner. I was recently put in a bind due to the building in which I lease office space being sold. I was in a time crunch and was floundering until I was lucky enough to meet Tracie Bryan, an Associate of Coldwell Banker. Tracie quickly understood my dilemma and worked very hard to find and locate the office spaces available to meet my needs. I understand how important it is to succeed at meeting my client's objectives and so does Tracie. For that reason I highly recommend Tracie for your consideration.
David Fernandez
Recently had the pleasure of doing business with you guys, I was in the market for a larger space and after looking at several dingy places we found an amazing spot. Thank you again! 5 stars to you guys.
Angelo Ponce
I dealt with Mark Pawlitschek on a commercial rental deal. I have to say Mark is the epitome of the client comes first mentality! I called countless realtors and was lucky to get a call back in a week. This guy is the real deal! We looked at a few properties until he found us the perfect fit. Mark was always there for us even answering my calls after hours and on Sundays! I highly recommend Mark!
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Definitely, take a look at the owner/landlord of the building. You should become familiar with any nuisance laws, environmental expectations, and zoning laws. Make sure to find out how much money you are expected to pay, what you are paying for, and projected annual rent increases.
Any time a company rents a commercial property with plans to conduct business from that location, a commercial lease will be required.
Three to five years is standard for a typical commercial lease.
There are several different ways that a landlord can evaluate potential tenants, such as getting to know their business and how they intend to use the space, verifying the financial strength and creditworthiness of the company and the owners of the company, and checking references.
The most common lease that is used for industrial properties is referred to as a modified gross lease. This type of lease requires the tenant to pay base rent and its share of any increase in real estate taxes and property insurance while conducting business in the leased building.
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