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The COVID-19 pandemic reshaped nearly every aspect of life, including commercial real estate. Mississippi, like many other regions, saw significant shifts in how commercial properties are used, leased, and valued. These changes affected office spaces, retail...
If you lease commercial property, you probably encounter CAM charges. These additional costs significantly impact your total financial obligations. Understanding what they include helps you manage your expenses more effectively. A well-structured lease agreement...
Lease disputes can arise in many forms, from issues with rent payments to disagreements over property maintenance or lease term violations. In Mississippi, handling a lease dispute requires a clear understanding of your rights and obligations as a tenant or landlord. ...
When tenants fail to pay rent, property owners face unnecessary stress. Although financial struggles are sometimes temporary for tenants, landlords must act swiftly to address unpaid leases and prevent lasting financial consequences. Here’s how to proceed when this...
As a commercial property owner, your success often depends on other parties meeting contractual deadlines. Whether you're developing a shopping center, leasing office space or selling commercial property, missed timelines can significantly impact your bottom line and...
Developers are liable for defects or flaws in the building’s quality, workmanship, or elements. Unfortunately, these inadequacies may only become apparent after construction is complete. Cosmetic flaws may not be a major cause for concern. However, issues with the...
As cities grow upward, commercial developers face new challenges in understanding air rights and vertical boundaries. These concepts greatly influence urban development and property values. Urban areas transform over time, often intensifying development in both city...
Buying or selling commercial real estate in Mississippi can be a high-stakes game. One mistake during the market analysis process can lead to increased costs and delayed deals. This is why it's so important to have a clear plan to help you understand the complexities...
It is important for commercial property owners to keep a close eye on their land. If they have big plans for development, there are many factors that could interfere with operations. One risk is that of adverse possession which is also known as squatter’s rights. If...
Lease management is crucial to prevent issues, such as unexpected terminations and overcharging for rent. These problems may lead to serious financial issues and interruptions in operations. It is wise to keep track of the risk items in your commercial lease to avoid...
