by David Hunt | Feb 19, 2018 | Blog
Q: It seems like winter was brutal to the building that we own. There are several roof leaks, and our pavement is cracking. And that’s just what we can see. Do you have any suggestions or checklists for winter recovery? A: You are wise to be thinking in this... 
by David Hunt | May 23, 2017 | Blog
Q: I nearly fell off my chair when I received a quote from a general contractor to renovate and enlarge our office space. I had no idea that costs had climbed so high. Any suggestions? A: Yes, there is a way to slash 10% or more from your commercial... 
by David Hunt | Feb 7, 2017 | Blog
Q: We are selling an industrial building and have multiple offers that are very close. Besides price, how else would you evaluate the offers in making a final decision? A: This has been a common occurrence on Long Island in the last few years (and... 
by David Hunt | Aug 16, 2016 | Blog
Q: My lease is coming due within a year. I intend to renew. I don’t need a broker, right? A: The reasonable assumption goes something like this: “I have a good and long-established relationship with my landlord. I know what I can afford to pay and will negotiate a... 
by David Hunt | Oct 27, 2015 | Blog
I recently wrote of the steadily increasing value of commercial buildings on Long Island. This is a great time to be thinking about tapping the increased equity you hold in your real estate. Consider a sale-leaseback rather than refinancing your building. There are... 
by David Hunt | Sep 22, 2015 | Blog
It was the lead article in a Long Island business publication not long ago, but not news to the commercial brokerage community. A shortage of available industrial buildings is causing prices to rise substantially. With the availability of low-cost financing and...