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Commercial Leasing – Rentable versus Usable Square Footgage

Commercial Leasing – Rentable versus Usable Square Footgage

by atak_dev | Jun 11, 2017 | Commercial Lease, Commercial Lease Counseling

What is the difference between rentable and usable square feet? This difference is important to know and understand in the context of negotiating a commercial lease and/or litigating a commercial leasing dispute.   Usable Square Feet is the actual space contained...
Commercial Lease Counseling – Exclusive Use Provisions

Commercial Lease Counseling – Exclusive Use Provisions

by atak_dev | Jun 10, 2017 | Commercial Lease Counseling

At Schorr Law, our commercial lease attorneys frequently provide our clients with counseling regarding their commercial lease – whether it be at the outset of lease negotiations or during litigation. In so doing, we see many things that landlords and leasees...
Can a Landlord Enter Rental Property During a Commercial Tenancy?

Can a Landlord Enter Rental Property During a Commercial Tenancy?

by atak_dev | Jun 10, 2017 | Commercial Lease, Commercial Lease Counseling

Certain circumstances warrant a landlord’s entry onto the rental property during a commercial tenancy.  Generally, commercial leases explicitly allow a landlord reasonable access rights, i.e. in order to make necessary repairs or renovations to the property....
3 Day Notices in Commercial Leases Must Comply With the Terms of the Lease

3 Day Notices in Commercial Leases Must Comply With the Terms of the Lease

by atak_dev | Jun 10, 2017 | Commercial Lease, Commercial Lease Counseling

Proper service of a valid notice to pay rent or quit is a prerequisite to an unlawful detainer action. (Bevill v. Zoura (1994) 27 Cal.App.4th 694, 697). “Because of the summary nature of an unlawful detainer action, a notice is valid only if the lessor strictly...
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