There are many instances in life in which knowing all you can before you begin dramatically improves your chances for success. The industrial real estate lease process is one of them. Going into the experience with the right data and the right information ahead of time can save you frustration, time, and money down the line. The key is in doing your homework upfront, and being very clear about what matters – and what doesn’t. To that end, here are two tips from Miller Industrial Properties to help you improve the industrial lease process experience and boost your odds of a successful transaction. … Read more →
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Posted by Thomas Miller, CCIM
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