Category: Mixed use

In this article, I am going to build the case against building permit expeditors as well as answer point by point, why you might be working with the wrong permit expeditor. I often meet two types of construction professionals: the kind that tells me they aren’t sold on my services and the kind that wouldn’t do business without my services. The reason I want to build both cases is to help professionals tease out the good permit expediting services from the bad ones.   “That’s Why I Will Never Work with a Permit Expeditor Again.” As someone who takes ownership …

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The age of the shopping mall is on the decline, and now that retailers are playing hardball with their lease agreements you’re probably wondering how those lease agreements affect your building permit and if you even need a building permit expeditor. The short answer is: yes, you need a building permit expeditor, especially with tight lease agreements. In this article I will give you three ways lease agreements affect your building permit. 1. Tight lease agreements call for efficient phase 1 construction. If a retailer is in negotiation a new lease, for lease renew #2, the quicker a mall or tenant …

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