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Tag Archives: Texas Real Estate Attorney
Negotiating Texas Commercial Lease Pass Through Expenses
Commercial leases in Texas vary widely, and commercial lease negotiation requires understanding of the types of commercial leases and the risks that landlords and tenants face. There’s no such thing as a “standard commercial lease,” and what you don’t know … Continue reading
Commercial Real Estate Insurance & Replacement Insurance Loopholes: Reconstruction Costs
Real estate insurance policies often include replacement insurance terms for reconstruction costs of repairing or rebuilding real estate that is subsequently damaged. But many commercial real estate investors harbor a false sense of security with their real estate insurance policy. … Continue reading
Permitted Use & Implied Warranty of Suitability in Texas Commercial Leases
Texas commercial real estate transactions, including commercial lease contracts, are often subject to specific statutory protections. Commercial leases in Texas are subject to an “implied warranty of suitability,” which is a landlord’s guarantee that both protects a tenant and increases … Continue reading
Biotech Lab Leases: Facility Build-Out Issues For Landlords & Tenants
Selecting a laboratory facility, customizing it with building improvements, and getting all of the necessary regulatory approvals for the site (FDA, CDC & DHHS) can be one of the most expensive and time consuming hurdles for a biotech company, … Continue reading
