From the property show to a practical leasing brief
A property event can produce useful introductions. Turning those introductions into a leasing decision requires a brief that owners and agents can answer consistently.
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A property event can produce useful introductions. Turning those introductions into a leasing decision requires a brief that owners and agents can answer consistently.
Define the requirement
State the activity, usable area, staff and visitor needs, preferred access and opening date. Include the total budget available for getting operational, not only the annual rent. Distinguish essential requirements from preferences.
Ask for comparable offers
Request current written terms, the unit plan, fit-out condition and availability date. Record which documents are still missing. Arrange viewings around a short set of operational tests so the eventual choice can be explained to the people who will use the premises.