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RGL Logistics offers comprehensive commercial leasing services designed to meet the diverse needs of businesses seeking flexible and efficient warehousing solutions. Our state-of-the-art facilities, equipped with advanced technology, ensure optimal storage conditions and security for your goods. We provide customizable lease terms tailored to your operational requirements, maximizing space utilization and minimizing costs. RGL offers various space sizes to fit your needs, big or small, with our expert team dedicated to providing exceptional support and ensuring a seamless leasing experience from start to finish.
Commercial leasing offers businesses the flexibility to scale operations without the high upfront costs associated with purchasing property. Additionally, it allows companies to access prime locations and maintain better cash flow management, facilitating growth and operational efficiency.
RGL Logistics offers flexible commercial leasing options with spaces available to suit your specific requirements, whether large or small. We also provide build-to-suit options to meet your unique business needs.
Our facilities include indoor rail services, ensuring temperature control and enhanced safety for your goods, optimizing your supply chain efficiency.
RGL Logistics is committed to sustainability with energy-efficient LED lighting, energy efficient walls, and auto-closing dock doors reducing energy consumption and operational costs.
RGL Logistics prioritizes safety and compliance with fully compliant ESFR high-density sprinkler systems and OSHA standards, minimizing risk and ensuring peace of mind for your operations.
Our state-of-the-art facilities are AIB Certified and temperature-controlled, providing food-grade safe environments to meet stringent industry standards.
RGL Logistics offers commercial leasing in prime locations with easy access to interstates, ensuring efficient transportation routes and reducing transit times, enhancing your supply chain efficiency.
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Commercial leases can vary significantly, but the main types include net leases, gross leases, and modified gross leases. Each type dictates how costs like utilities, taxes, and maintenance are divided between the landlord and tenant.
Before signing a commercial lease, consider these main factors:
Leasing commercial real estate offers flexibility, especially for businesses in growth phases, as it allows for easier upgrades or relocations. Leasing also avoids the risks associated with property depreciation and provides the opportunity to occupy more prime locations that might be unaffordable to purchase.
Some drawbacks include not building equity, possible rent increases, and having less control over the property in terms of modifications and usage. Additionally, there's always a risk that the lease may not be renewed at the end of its term.
The structure of lease terms plays a crucial role in shaping your business operations. It's important to understand the specifics of the lease agreement, including the allocation of maintenance responsibilities and the potential for rent increases. Landlords often require longer leases, which makes it essential to consider how these terms align with your long-term business strategies. A well-negotiated lease can provide stability and predictability, helping you make informed decisions that support your business's growth and adaptability.
The abbreviation CAM stands for Common Area Maintenance. In a commercial property, such as an office building, retail center, or industrial park, it refers to the fees that tenants pay to cover the costs of communal area maintenance and repairs.
The property is kept up to date and usable for all tenants by means of CAM fees. Each type of property and lease agreement has different fees and costs it may incur. Typically, these costs are determined by the tenant's share of the leasable area.
In commercial leasing, "Triple Net" (NNN), Gross, and Net are different types of lease structures:
Triple Net (NNN): In addition to rent and utilities, tenants are responsible for all property expenses such as real estate taxes, building insurance, and maintenance.
Gross Lease: Tenants pay a flat rent, and the landlord pays for all property expenses, including taxes, insurance, and maintenance.
Net Lease: A middle-ground option in which tenants pay base rent plus some property expenses. There are several variations, including Single Net (N), Double Net (NN), and Triple Net (NNN), which indicate the number of expenses covered by the tenant, with NNN covering the most.
Each type affects a tenant's total costs differently.
