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Complete Guide to Commercial Property Leases in San Gabriel Valley, CA

InveServe

From small retail centers to large industrial complexes, there are gems out there just waiting to be found. Retail , despite some challenges, tends to have relatively few empty spaces because new construction is often limited. The Greater Los Angeles area offers almost limitless possibilities for commercial real estate investment.

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What Does a Leasing Agent Do? Basics You Need to Know

Bay Property Management Group

A leasing agent is the person who helps landlords rent out their properties, such as houses, apartments, or even commercial spaces like offices or retail stores. After getting your license, the next step is to join a sponsoring broker. What Does a Leasing Agent Do? Their main job? Ensuring empty spaces are filled quickly.

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Is Real Estate Investment Trusts a Good Career Path?

American Apartment Owners Association

Common types include: Retail : Shopping malls, big box stores, and outlets. Marketing Coordinator Salary Range : $37,000 $97,000 Designs and implements campaigns to attract tenants or investors, working closely with leasing teams and brokers. Hybrid REITs : Combine strategies of both equity and mortgage REITs.

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What is the San Francisco Silicon Valley’s Sub-Lease Market Impact on Commercial Property Values in 2025

Esquire Property Management Group

gyms, day care facilities) LEED certification for sustainability and green compliance Data shows these type improvements are working because tenants are increasingly attracted to properties offering advanced amenities and energy efficiency. Collaborate closely with commercial brokers to aggressively market available spaces.

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New California Commercial Lease Requirements – SB 1103

Esquire Property Management Group

This new law mandates that landlords and their representatives—across all commercial sectors, including office, industrial, and retail—adapt their leasing practices when engaging with a newly classified category of tenants known as “qualified commercial tenants.”