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BY MOTOKO RICH Dow Jones Newswires Here's a new mantra for real estate: timing, timing, timing. Two years ago, tenants were scrambling for space. Now in many markets, landlords are scrambling for tenants. As a result, one sign of the times is that property owners are negotiating with existing tenants to renew their leases several years in advance of lease expirations. The benefits can be two-sided: Landlords secure guaranteed income streams while tenants often get reduced rent or other perks.
BY MOTOKO RICH
Dow Jones Newswires
Here's a new mantra for real estate: timing, timing, timing.
Two years ago, tenants were scrambling for space. Now in m...
Dow Jones Newswires
Here's a new mantra for real estate: timing, timing, timing.
Two years ago, tenants were scrambling for space. Now in m...