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Commercial property owners often look for reliable tenants who will stay for years. At the same time, tenants want agreements that fit their business needs as they grow or shift. Flexible lease terms can offer both sides a better balance, making properties more...
Arizona sticks closely to state rules when it comes to impact fees. Some cities made changes recently, while others took more dramatic moves. This update looks at what’s new—and what’s changing in a few places, highlighting how different communities approach growth...
A well-drafted purchase agreement is the backbone of any successful commercial real estate transaction. It protects the buyer and seller alike, outlining expectations and minimizing risk. Crafting one that’s truly effective demands precision, foresight and an...
In Arizona’s fast-paced commercial real estate market, supply chain disruptions are increasingly affecting transaction timelines and bottom lines. From delays in delivering essential construction materials to equipment shortages for tenant improvements, these...
Commercial property owners sometimes face unexpected challenges when government projects encroach on their land. One of the most significant legal issues in these situations is whether the case involves eminent domain or inverse condemnation. Eminent domain is the...
Homeowners’ Associations (HOAs) play a vital role in maintaining the quality, appearance and overall value of many residential communities. At the heart of every successful HOA lies a solid set of bylaws that govern everything from property use to community behavior....
As the owner of a homeowners association, you know that you have a legal right to set up certain rules that the homeowners are going to have to follow. This goes far beyond the rules that traditional property owners are bound by, which are typically just defined by...
When a commercial tenant’s business begins to struggle, landlords are often faced with difficult decisions. While it's important to protect the value of one’s property and uphold lease agreements, a rigid response may not always be the most financially sound choice....
Eminent domain is the process by which the government can take property that belongs to someone else. For instance, a business owner may have a piece of commercial property right where the government wants to construct a railroad or an interstate highway system. They...
In commercial real estate, tenant relationships are the lifeblood of property success. While landlords must protect their investments, it’s not always necessary—or even wise—to terminate a lease at the first sign of trouble. Problematic tenants can sometimes turn...