Occupier advisory

Tenant Representation

Commercial site search and lease negotiation that protects the business behind the space.

The right lease is measured by how well it supports the operation, protects flexibility, and controls the real occupancy cost.

Every engagement begins with the business objective, not the transaction. CREBB Group combines local market knowledge, valuation experience, targeted outreach, and practical deal guidance to help owners and decision-makers move forward with clarity.

Real estate brokerage services are provided through eXp Commercial.

What the work includes

Strategy shaped around the outcome.

Requirements

Translate people, workflow, customers, equipment, access, and growth into a real estate brief.

Market search

Identify listed and relationship-driven options across the target geography.

Comparison

Evaluate total occupancy cost, concessions, location, condition, timing, and risk.

Negotiation

Advocate for business terms before attorneys finalize lease language.

Coordination

Align brokers, attorneys, contractors, lenders, and internal stakeholders.

Future-proofing

Consider expansion, renewal, assignment, use, and exit flexibility.

Decision intelligence

The best lease is the one the business can live with.

A tenant decision should compare operational fit, complete occupancy economics, landlord obligations, improvements, flexibility, risk, and the plan at the end of the term.

01

What does the operation require today and later?

Document location, use, size, layout, access, parking, loading, utilities, visibility, people, equipment, and realistic expansion needs.

02

Which costs sit outside base rent?

Review operating expenses, taxes, insurance, utilities, maintenance, improvements, moving, restoration, guarantees, and future escalations.

03

Who controls the improvements and schedule?

Clarify plans, allowances, approvals, construction responsibility, delivery condition, permits, delays, and the date rent begins.

04

How does the lease affect a future sale?

Assignment, guarantees, remaining term, renewal options, use clauses, occupancy cost, and landlord consent can influence a buyer and lender.

A clear path forward

From first conversation to close.

Discovery

Define the business and facility requirements.

Search

Build and refine the market set.

Tours and analysis

Compare operational and financial fit.

Proposal strategy

Create competitive tension and negotiate business terms.

Lease and move

Coordinate documentation, due diligence, and occupancy.

Private by design

Discuss your next move

Tell us what you are working toward. A CREBB advisor will review your message and follow up directly.

  • Confidential first conversation
  • No obligation
  • Clear next steps