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Dan Mihalovich, President, Mihalovich Partners.

Editorial & Advice to Tenants

If you are a first-timer at our site, know that we are totally and unequivocally committed to serving and representing the tenant community—and that my Editorials are not only meant to be instructive; they are a written record of our market analyses and recommendations; and, from my perspective, an easy way for you to differentiate the quality of our thinking and strategy with those of our competitors. Read my editorial from the beginning or jump directly to a topic that interests you below.

Featured Article  |  June 2010
Auditing Your Landlord’s Books
Steven Goldstein

Commercial tenants should anticipate the arrival of your 2009 OPEX Reconciliation(s). Based on the frequency of errors I found in auditing the 2008 Reconciliations, and the continued staff reductions at most major real estate firms, I have to believe errors will be even more pronounced this year. In my newsletters over the past 15 years I have discussed just about every aspect of the lease auditing business, so I will simply give you a few reminders as to why this is not an area you should overlook.… Keep reading »

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