The Office Leasing Process From Start to Finish

Episode 12 of GREGG C TV: 'The Office Leasing Process.' In this episode, we go through the entire office leasing processes. Did you know that it takes at least 6 individual parties to get an office lease deal done? From touring office space ➡️to ➡️signing the lease, I fill you in on the entire process.

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If you currently lease or sublease commercial real estate in New York City OR if you plan to these videos are for you!

Gregg Cohen is a tenant representative at Cresa. As a tenant representative, Gregg helps his clients find office space that suits their business in New York City while increasing his clients' bottom line, and giving them back their time so they can focus on running their business.

To help his clients, Gregg publishes a video each week on his YouTube channel, Gregg C TV, with useful commercial real estate tips and advice, behind the scenes takes of what it's like being a Commercial Real Estate Agent in New York City, and the fan-favorite segment, 'What's for Lunch,' where Gregg dines at local eateries fit for office tenants and their employees.

[dreamless]

What do you mean by representative? Wouldn't an attorney be able to represent you in a legal agreement? Then it would just be me, as the tenant, and my attorney, as my representative, coming to terms on a lease agreement.

[noose]

What is the best answer to provide the landlord's representative if they ask just what I need the space for, and/or what I intend to do? I want to lease an office in the future to initially carry out brainstorming and market/materials research regarding several product-ideas I have that I want to think througj and narrow just which ideas may be a strong entrepreneurial venture to pursue. I also want to my office to used for art-making (no more than a drafter's table and a medium sized container where art materials can be stored). I also want to use this office for independent study, too. I've been building up my library with much diverse texts. I'm on an intellectual 'high'! But, do most persons whose role is to represent the landlord's property only open to persons interested in leasing space if they have, at the least, what merely is a legally registered *brand?