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The furniture industry has a dirty secret: It generates massive waste. The average office worker will use 25,000 lbs of office furniture over their career. Most of it ends up in a landfill. When you lease or move offices,
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You’ve decided to hire a tenant rep. Now you need to pick one. The difference between a good rep and a mediocre one is $10,000–50,000+ in lease terms. This guide gives you 7 key questions to ask before hiring.
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The old furniture rental model is dying. For decades, businesses had two choices: Buy furniture (big capital outlay, you own it) or rent from traditional lessors (monthly payments on specific items, limited flexibility, maintenance fees). A new model is
READ MOREYou know roughly how many people you’re hiring. You know your square footage. Now you need a furniture budget. The problem: “Office furniture” is wildly variable. A desk can be $200 (Ikea hack) or $2,000 (Herman Miller). A task
READ MOREYou’ve just signed a lease on 5,000 sq ft in Gilbert or Chandler. Now you need furniture. Three paths appear: The choice looks simple. But the true cost of each option includes things most Phoenix businesses don’t calculate: removal
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You’ve found a space that’s the right size and price. But when you tour it, you notice: No dedicated fitness space. Parking is tight. The break room is just a kitchenette. Conference rooms are booked constantly. These are amenities—the
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Here’s a trap many tenants fall into: The landlord’s agent approaches you: “I can help you with your lease. I represent the building.” You think: “Great, they know the building. This will be helpful.” What you don’t realize: They’re
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You’re about to lease office space and need a quick answer: How many square feet do we actually need for our team size? The short answer: 150–250 sq ft per employee is the industry standard. But that range is
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Your lease expires in 12 months. Your landlord starts hinting about renewal terms. You’ve been in the space 5 years, and it’s gotten comfortable. But you’re also wondering: Is now the time to find a new office? Or does
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The short answer: You don’t pay a tenant rep directly. The landlord pays them through commission. But that’s the trap people fall into: thinking “free” means “no cost at all.” It’s not. Understanding the true cost of tenant rep
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