Tenant Representation

Representation with an analyst's homework behind it.

Site search, LOI strategy, and lease negotiation for retail and F&B tenants, with one strategy thread from first tour to signed lease.

Site

Who this is for

First store in a new market

International and out-of-state brands opening in a new US market, including everything a foreign entity needs to get a landlord to yes: guarantee structure, credit story, and a realistic build-out plan.

Growing concepts

Franchisees and emerging brands adding units: pipeline discipline, corridor selection, and lease economics negotiated against your actual margins.

One important deal

A relocation, a renewal with leverage, a flagship. When a single lease moves your P&L, the negotiation deserves a specialist on your side of the table; the landlord has one on theirs.

How it runs

One strategy, from first tour to signed lease.

Search

The search

Site search and tours built on the same trade-area modeling we provide as advisory, so every space on the shortlist has a reason to be there.

Negotiation

The negotiation

LOI strategy and lease negotiation on the terms that decide a store's economics: rent, guarantees, TI allowances, exclusives, and exit rights.

Commission

How it is paid

Tenant representation is paid from the landlord side through the commission.

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Next step

Have a requirement?

Share the concept, the market, and the timeline. We will tell you what we would do first.