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Commercial Lease, Landlord, Legal, Tenant Representation October 13, 2011

Choosing a Commercial Real Estate Law Firm

Consider that you wouldn’t purchase a commercial property before thoroughly researching it, your search for commercial real estate law firm should be one of careful…


Architectural and Design, Construction, Tenant Improvement October 12, 2011

NYC Building Permits – What does NB, Alteration Type I, II, III and Directive 14 Mean?

Department of Buildings work permits are required for most construction projects. If the project’s scope requires plans and permits, you must hire a New York…


Architectural and Design, Commercial Lease, Construction, Move Management, Relocation, Site Selection, Space Planning, Tenant Improvement, Tenant Representation October 11, 2011

For Commercial Tenants Leasing New Space, What Value Does a Project Manager Offer?

“Owner’s Reps” are also known as “Project Managers” or Tenant Rep Project Manager and should not be confused with a Tenant Rep Real Estate Broker…


Architectural and Design, Construction, Legal, Space Planning, Tenant Improvement October 6, 2011

How To Obtain A Certificate of Occupancy

What is a Certificate of Occupancy? A Certificate of Occupancy (CO) indicates the following: 1. The building or suite meets current building code requirements. 2. The…


Architectural and Design, Construction, Legal, Space Planning, Tenant Improvement October 5, 2011

What Building Code Officials Will Not Tell You

Your design professionals (architects, engineers, interior designers (in certain states) refer frequently to building codes such as the International Building Code in their preparation of…


Life Safety and Security, Space Planning October 4, 2011

Access Control Systems Minimize Security Risks in Your Office

Security is one of the top concerns of business owners when fitting out new office space.  Restricted or sensitive areas, heavy traffic and many interior and exterior doors all…


Environmental, Needs Analysis, Site Selection September 29, 2011

Why Banks Require Environmental Site Assessments (Phase 1, 2, 3) When Purchasing Commercial Property

Businesses and lending institutions often require a Phase I Environmental Site Assessment (ESA) to be conducted prior to any transactions of land or building purchases,…


Move Management, Needs Analysis, Post Move, Relocation, Site Selection, Space Planning, Tenant Improvement, Tenant Representation September 28, 2011

Project Managers Streamline the Relocation Process to Success

A business relocation is hugely complicated and highly stressful which can lead to extremely expensive mistakes being made by ill-informed managers and owners. Most owners…


Disaster Planning, Facility & Office Maintenance, Life Safety and Security September 27, 2011

CEAS Gives Critical Employees Access to their Facilities Following an Emergency

Back on July 18, 2007 in NYC news broke that day of an underground Con Ed steam pipe explosion in Midtown Manhattan that sent hot steam shooting up…


Construction September 22, 2011

Urinals – Size Really Does Matter

In some areas of life it’s all about your reach… this shouldn’t be one of them… especially given the fact that it’s a touchy subject…


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