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* Home * Services * Leasing 101 * Add On Factor * Contact * FAQ * Blog * About Toggle navigation 281.782.2371 info@workspacebrokers.com WORKSPACE BROKERS HOW WE'RE DIFFERENT WSB, Inc. is a Commercial Real Estate Services company based in Houston that specializes in assisting Buyers, Sellers and Tenants of Office, Warehouse, Flex, and Retail buildings. Whether selling, buying, renewing, expanding, relocating, or downsizing your current facility we will make this time consuming process smoother, simpler and less disruptive to your ongoing business, saving you time, money and effort in the process. WSB, Inc. will bring the experience, extensive market knowledge, creative solutions and the latest tools to work on your behalf. Our business is serving our client’s commercial real estate needs. Our extensive marketing experience in selling both user and investment properties is an invaluable tool during the process. We treat each listing assignment as its our own asset. We will seek to determine any and all issues with the site so that the eventual buyer understands everything there is to know prior to entering a contract. We will provide guidance and support to the owner with its close relationships with professional vendors that can move a transaction forward. Our integrated resources help tenants meet their objectives in major markets and locations. Whether it is an expansion to accommodate growth or relocation to another market, we analyze each tenant's business objectives and match them with the optimal real estate solution. WHAT WE DO WSB, Inc. will save you time and money making the task of relocating your office space, renegotiating your existing lease, buying, or building smoother, simpler and less disruptive to your ongoing business. We’ll analyze your needs and spearhead the entire process from market research through negotiation, construction and move-in, providing you with the critical information and alternatives that will enable you to make the optimal real estate decisions. We provide Commercial Real Estate Services by providing insightful and professional advisement on matters of office, industrial and retail properties. We help our clients’ businesses succeed by empowering them to make real estate decisions that will help their businesses grow and protect the bottom line. We identify and execute solutions to the diverse needs of our clients. We pledge that our level of service will be driven by client satisfaction, not the size of the transaction. We aim to develop a long term relationship with every client, providing advice and support long after a transaction has been completed. We know our markets and the political, economic, social, and environmental factors that shape it. We are committed to being responsive to the needs of different business cultures in our market by adapting strategies to better serve the needs of our client without compromising our company values. Our measure of success is based on customer satisfaction and quality of service, placing honesty and integrity above prosperity. This means that we will do the right thing, legally, ethically, and morally, with the highest sense of urgency. SERVICES PROVIDED * Needs Analysis – We’ll help determine exactly how much space you actually need now and for the future, how it should be configured and any special needs in areas such as electrical, LAN, HVAC or finishes. * Critical Timeline Development – Key decision dates to keep the process moving and avoid getting caught in a time crunch at the end where mistakes can be costly. * Market Research – Using our computerized property database we will seek out every available space that meets your physical and locational needs and give you the comparative information necessary to narrow your selection. * RFP Development and Proposal Acquisition – Our Request For Proposal will accurately address all of your requirements and preferences. This will enable us, once the proposals are received, to quickly narrow our selection of properties. * Comprehensive Financial Analysis of Proposals – Our state of the art financial analysis will not only provide a clear comparison of financial terms, it will also assist in suggesting creative counter-proposals and provide a budgeting schedule for the entire lease term. * Lease Negotiations – Our deep experience in this area enables us to develop creative solutions in order to best meet your requirements and concerns. * Construction Monitoring – Our extensive experience in this area will insure that the construction process will be smooth, on time and in budget. * Move-in Coordination – Through our strategic alliances with related services providers we can assist you in every detail of the frustrating process of moving. * Ongoing Lease Monitoring – We’ll keep you aware of critical option dates, analyze billing statements from the landlord and monitor your changing need. SERVICES Every client has unique circumstances and needs, and our solutions are tailor-made for any situation we encounter. From start-ups in the initial stages of opening a business, to mature organizations with multi-state real estate portfolios, we have seen it all. Our approach and services offered can be adapted to meet any client’s needs. Read more below about the best-in-class services we offer clients each day. Most commercial landlords are sophisticated business owners that understand and fully utilize the services of professional representation. We strongly believe the tenant needs and deserves the highest level of representation possible in any commercial real estate transaction. We provide our clients with that service on a daily basis, and have been for over 20 years. OFFICE & INDUSTRIAL TENANT REPRESENTATION * Customized Market Survey Review * Leasing Negotiations * Lease Comparison Analysis - Effective Rental Rates - Cash Flow Analysis * Strategy Development & Implementation * Lease vs. Buy Analysis * Sublease Services * Operating Expense Management * Corporate Portfolio Management * Lease Review & Administration BUYER REPRESENTATION Whether you are in the market for a commercial user building or a commercial investment property we are here to assist through the acquisition process and beyond. * Customized Market Survey Review * Acquisition Negotiations * Strategy Development & Implementation * Lease vs. Buy Analysis * Financial Analysis * Corporate Portfolio Management * Government & Economic Incentives LEASING 101 Ways to create flexibility in your lease agreement: Options for flexibility for increases in head count and space needs: In order to provide flexibility for more space based on growth, without having to pay for the space until it is needed, a corporate tenant should write these options into their lease: * Hold Options: In this type of option, the landlord keeps space off the market for a certain period of time to give the tenant an ability to take the Hold Option space at a later date if needed. * “Must take” Options: This option is a fixed expansion right at a predetermined rate and date during the lease term. * Right of First Offer: With this right, if any space or a predefined space becomes available in the building the landlord is obligated to present it to the tenant before marketing it available to the market. * First Right of Refusal: This typical provision obligates a landlord to present to the tenant any deal that they are willing to sign with a third party tenant for a predefined space. If there is interest from the tenant with the expansion option, the tenant may elect to match the deal and preempt the transition with a third party tenant. In some building options these expansion rights for specific space have already been granted to existing tenants of the project, but is also appropriate in these instances to negotiate subordinate rights to another tenant in the event the option is declined, expires, or the first right holder should vacate the building. POTENTIAL DECREASE IN HEADCOUNT OPTIONS: To provide flexibility for a decrease in need of space. * Right to Assignment and Sublease: For many different reasons you as a leader may need to vacate your space with time left on the lease. This may be due to growth and your need to move to new space, it could be because of a downturn and a reduction in your workforce, or it could be due to a merger/acquisition and a subsequent consolidation into another space. For this reason it is critical to structure a flexible assignment and sublet provision in your lease. * Termination and Contraction Options: Gives you the right to terminate your lease at a specific date during your lease prior to the end of the lease. This would require a notice to the landlord in advance of termination (6 months is typical). There is penalty which is normally assessed to the tenant in the form of unamortized leasing costs and a portion of the remaining rent. Finally, you will always want to have a strong Renewal Option or Right to Extend. This gives you the right to extend the lease beyond the current term. This is key as there are big bucks associated with moving. There will potentially be really good options to consider when that time comes that may be an upgrade or more economical or both. However you want to control those terms and don’t want to be kicked to the curb because the landlord found a better date to the dance. A great and favorable renewal option is key. ADD ON FACTOR: WHY OFFICE TENANTS PAY FOR SPACE THEY DON'T USE RENTABLE AND USABLE OFFICE SPACE When leasing office space in a multi tenant office building it is important to understand the difference between rentable and usable square feet. Some office tenants are not familiar with these terms, and it can cause confusion when touring spaces across a number of properties. Essentially as an office tenant you are paying rent based on the “rentable” size of your space, which has been inflated to account for common areas in the building. Recently I worked with a client in the Energy Corridor in Houston looking for new office space. He expressed strong interest in a property which had recently converted from a single tenant corporate use to a multi-tenant layout. Since the conversion was not yet complete the floor plates and common areas were under construction and not fully determined. As a result the leasing agent was not able to advise the true add on factor at the time we toured the property. WHAT IS AN ADD ON FACTOR? As a quick refresher, the add on factor (sometimes referred to as core factor) is the amount of a commercial building taken up by common areas such as hallways, bathrooms, elevators, the lobby, etc. A typical add on factor will usually fall between 15-20%. This means the usable square footage of a company’s office space will be inflated by 15-20% to account for the common area space in the office building. Companies leasing space in a multi-tenant office building must always be aware of the add on factor used in their building. It is important to ensure the rentable square footage for your lease agreement is calculated correctly. When considering a relocation make sure to check these numbers ahead of time to ensure a market factor is being used. This will help avoid paying for space you don’t use and likely will never see. HOW TO LEVERAGE YOUR LANDLORD * Full Name * * Email Address * * Phone Number * * Type of Space * Square Footage Required * Location * Comments * Please click on the checkbox to continue * * Submit IF INTERESTED IN GETTING REAL-TIME MARKET INFORMATION.PLEASE FILL OUT THE FORM BELOW Workspace Brokers Get In Touch Phone: 281.782.2371 Workspace Brokers © 2018 Email: roy@workspacebrokers.com 2245 Texas Drive Ste.300 Sugarland, TX 77479