Usha and Manoj,
1) I am currently actively pushing to move both suites at your property at 2090 Sugarloaf Parkway.
a) Second Floor 1,250 SF suite: As far as the second floor space (1,250 SF) is concerned, I continue to receive and come across rather "random" inquiries and prospects, but none of them appear truly substantive or qualified. And these prospects simply do not exhibit overt professionalism. Although there has been various sorts of inquiries, as an example, a few days ago, I've received an inquiry from a prospect stating that he is just starting out a general contracting business (less than a year in operation) and says he is interested in a lease not more than 12 months. For an identical space like yours elsewhere, I would've have probably already leased it to a small professional, but reliable tenants such as a small CPA, single person operation attorney with an assistant or two, insurance agency that is reliable, psychologist who have been in practice for some time, etc, etc., etc.,, but many of the prospects that I have run to in this neighborhood (and continue to come across) are prospects in an "unproven" business and/or lacks any traceable history within one particular industry. Many prospects are "starting" something new, or dabbling in something that haven't had any experience in, etc... However, I will continue to keep pushing. I am hopeful, although this little 1,250 SF is proving to be not such an easy and quick lease scenario, that this space will find the "rightful" tenant that …show more content…
However, I am cautiously optimistic that we may come across a descent tenant for the space. I will keep aggressively promoting the space and hopefully you will have a good long term and stable tenant for the space anchoring the
1) I am currently actively pushing to move both suites at your property at 2090 Sugarloaf Parkway.
a) Second Floor 1,250 SF suite: As far as the second floor space (1,250 SF) is concerned, I continue to receive and come across rather "random" inquiries and prospects, but none of them appear truly substantive or qualified. And these prospects simply do not exhibit overt professionalism. Although there has been various sorts of inquiries, as an example, a few days ago, I've received an inquiry from a prospect stating that he is just starting out a general contracting business (less than a year in operation) and says he is interested in a lease not more than 12 months. For an identical space like yours elsewhere, I would've have probably already leased it to a small professional, but reliable tenants such as a small CPA, single person operation attorney with an assistant or two, insurance agency that is reliable, psychologist who have been in practice for some time, etc, etc., etc.,, but many of the prospects that I have run to in this neighborhood (and continue to come across) are prospects in an "unproven" business and/or lacks any traceable history within one particular industry. Many prospects are "starting" something new, or dabbling in something that haven't had any experience in, etc... However, I will continue to keep pushing. I am hopeful, although this little 1,250 SF is proving to be not such an easy and quick lease scenario, that this space will find the "rightful" tenant that …show more content…
However, I am cautiously optimistic that we may come across a descent tenant for the space. I will keep aggressively promoting the space and hopefully you will have a good long term and stable tenant for the space anchoring the