Commercial Real Estate Company Making it Easier for Tenants to Lease Office Space in Austin Tx
Apr 10, 2019
Austin Tenant Advisors is a commercial real estate company that helps business owners in Austin, Tx find space easier & faster by providing a free report that is custom to their needs.
Austin, United States - April 9, 2019 /MarketersMedia/ —
Austin Tenant Advisors, an Austin, Tx commercial real estate company, is harnessing the internet to help educate and assist business owners and companies in leasing commercial real estate properties. With its easy-to-use website tenants can simply fill out a form with their ideal size, location, and budget, and receive a free custom report of available spaces complete with a map overview, addresses, photos, and pricing.
Rather than spending countless hours searching the internet only to find a bunch of outdated and inaccurate listings businesses can now have a custom report delivered to them via email and save a ton of time & money.
"One of the biggest frustrations we here from tenants is that they are overwhelmed with all the websites that list commercial properties for lease or sale", Said Nathan Smith, the owner of Austin Tenant Advisors. "Right now there are over 10 different listing sites that don't keep their listing data accurate or they simply show generic information to generate leads. The data is just not updated and can be misleading. Most tenants end up spending countless hours going down rabbit holes to only find out the property they liked was never actually available or that has already been leased. We aim to make it as easy and convenient as possible for them to find and lease space".
Business owners who are unfamiliar with the commercial leasing process and all that it entails can visit the blog on the site where they will be exposed to all the basics, including how to understand commercial lease rates, how to negotiate, calculators that will help determine how many square feet of office space a company needs, and how to calculate monthly rental rates. Requesting help is simple; their phone number is listed at the top of every page, and request forms for locating office, retail or warehouse space are on every page.
“Our goal is to help provide trusted transparent information for businesses so they don’t waste time,” continued Smith. We want to continue providing a round-the-clock resource for questions, commercial real estate education, and market information.”
Austin Tenant Advisors takes an active interest in helping companies sift through 100’s of listings to select the perfect one suited for their current and future needs. They help companies with setting up property tours, negotiating with landlords, and locating hard-to-find properties that are not yet public. This information gives business owners much more market insight, makes their task of making commercial lease decisions much easier, and takes the pain out of the time consuming process.
The services offered by Austin Tenant Advisors are completely free. Following the signing of the lease, they receive a portion of the listing agent’s commission. This means that small business owners do not have to worry about cutting into their bottom line when they are looking for new space or to expand. Renting commercial space is one of a companies biggest expenses, and Austin Tenant Advisors wants to ensure that local businesses save as much as they possibly can.
Contact Info:
Name: Nathan K Smith
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Organization: Austin Tenant Advisors
Address: 1300 Guadalupe St. #250, Austin, Tx 78701
Phone: 512-861-0525
Website: https://www.austintenantadvisors.com/
Video URL: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i_-wqOHm3K0
Source: MarketersMedia
Release ID: 500696
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