• Commercial Office Space Leasing Questionnaire

  • Business Information

  • Office Space Requirements

  • Location Preferences

  • Budget and Lease Terms

  • Building Features & Amenities

  • Technical & Infrastructure Needs

  • Branding & Customization

  • Future Plans & Growth

  • Legal & Compliance

  • Other Considerations

  • Understanding Common Commercial Lease Types

    To help you make an informed decision, here’s a brief explanation of the most common types ofleases in commercial real estate
  • Gross Lease (Full-Service Lease)

    You pay a fixed rent, and the landlord covers most or all operating expenses such as property taxes, insurance, and maintenance.


    Best for: Predictable budgeting with minimal additional charges.

  • Modified Gross Lease

    Similar to a gross lease, but you may share certain expenses (like utilities or janitorial services) with the landlord.


    Best for: Tenants who want more control over specific costs while still keeping rent relatively predictable.

  • Net Lease

    You take on more responsibility for operating costs.
    • Single Net Lease (N): Rent plus property taxes.
    • Double Net Lease (NN): Rent plus taxes and insurance.
    • Triple Net Lease (NNN): Rent plus taxes, insurance, and maintenance.


    Best for: Tenants seeking lower base rent and willing to manage more expenses.

  • Percentage Lease

    You pay a base rent plus a percentage of your gross sales (often used in retail).


    Best for: Retail businesses in high-traffic areas with variable revenue.

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