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Lease Renewal & Renegotiation

Your current lease is your biggest leverage point. Start early and use the market to improve your terms.

Many businesses renew their lease by simply accepting the landlord's renewal letter. Landlords know that moving is expensive and disruptive, and they price renewals accordingly. A tenant who has tested the market, and can credibly walk away, almost always gets a better result.

Start 12 to 24 months before expiration

Timing is the single biggest factor in a renewal. Check your lease for notice deadlines on renewal options. Larger or more specialized spaces (labs, medical, heavy-power industrial) need even more lead time, because relocating them takes longer and the landlord knows it.

How we approach a renewal

We review your existing lease, document what is and is not working about your space, and survey comparable alternatives so you know your real options. Then we negotiate with your current landlord, often for refreshed improvements, rent concessions, more flexible term lengths, or better expense protections, while keeping a relocation path open if the landlord will not move.

Talk to a broker who works for you, not the landlord.

Call, email, or send a note. The first conversation is no-obligation.