Companies are often asked to commit to long-term leases in an environment where business needs are constantly evolving. This article examines how thoughtful exit planning can create clarity and flexibility amid that uncertainty.

As companies revisit return-to-office strategies, child care has emerged as a critical—and often overlooked—factor influencing workplace decisions. We explore how workforce realities are reshaping office strategy and long-term real estate planning.

Most owners assume they have to choose between owning real estate or maintaining flexibility. But under the right structure, it’s possible to do both. Here’s how leasing a building you own can support operational needs today while creating value over time.

Office tenants today are prioritizing flexibility over permanence. Form shorter lease terms to expansion rights, businesses want space that can evolve with their needs. So how does flexibility impact leverage, cost, and long-term strategy?

Class B office buildings across the Twin Cities are finding new life through thoughtful updates, better amenities, and smarter positioning. We explores why these buildings are regaining relevance.

Office leasing has changed. From flexibility to amenities to hybrid-ready layouts, today’s Twin Cities tenants are prioritizing very different things than they did a few years ago. Take a look inside to see the changing priorities shaping office decisions.

Hidden lease costs can quietly inflate your occupancy expenses before you notice them. From operating expenses and escalation clauses to TI overruns and unclear maintenance responsibilities, here are the most common cost traps.

The tenants who secure the best terms are the ones who start early, not the ones who wait until the final stretch. Early planning shapes strategy, reduces risk, and opens up real options. But how early is early enough?

Looking at sublease options in the Twin Cities industrial market? Before signing, its crucial to know how term limits, landlord approvals, and added costs could impact your business strategy long-term.

As hybrid work reshapes how teams use space, the office has to do more than provide desks. What truly draws employees in today? Discover what top-performing offices are doing differently, and why belonging is driving the modern workplace.

Waiting to plan your next lease could cost more than you think. In today’s market, timing directly impacts leverage, concessions, and flexibility. Curious which move makes the most sense for your business? We break down why starting early pays off.

Relocation can be a major decision—but in today’s market, it might also be a smart financial move. With rising vacancies and motivated landlords, the right move could lower costs, improve efficiency, and strengthen your long-term position.

Lease renewals are one of the best opportunities to create savings and flexibility—if you plan ahead. In today’s market, timing, data, and strategy can make all the difference in securing favorable terms.

The Twin Cities industrial market is stabilizing, and tenants are rethinking strategy. Should you next lease prioritize expansion or efficiency? Understanding which move aligns with your business goals can make all the difference.

Warehouse space delivers efficiency, flex space provides versatility. In today’s tight Twin Cities industrial market, build-out costs, workforce needs, and long-term strategy can shift the equation. Which option aligns best with your business?

Where should tenants look next? The Twin Cities industrial market continues to lead with historically low vacancy & strong tenant demand. But each submarket tells its own story—from logistics hubs in the northwest to highway access in the south.

Which matters more for your business—leverage and centrality or stability and efficiency? Downtown vacancies are creating leverage for tenants, while I-394 offers cost advantages and long-term value. Curious which market is right for you?

Being stuck in an expensive lease can drain resources and limit flexibility. Smart exit strategies can help businesses cut costs and regain control. Knowing your options is the first step to turning a costly lease into a manageable opportunity.

Rent isn’t the only way businesses overspend on their lease. From unchecked operating expenses to overlooked concessions, hidden costs often add up to more than expected. We highlight five common mistakes — and how to avoid them.

Rent isn’t the only cost that matters in a new lease. From operating expense caps to tenant improvements, the biggest savings are often hidden in the details. We explore how business leaders can uncover those opportunities and negotiate smarter.