Commercial Lease Agreements That Work for Your Business

Fair Terms.
Strong Protections.

Leases That Support Growth, Not Complicate It

Whether you’re leasing out a property or renting one for your business, the lease agreement is one of the most important contracts you’ll sign. We help clients across Florida review, negotiate & draft commercial leases that are fair, enforceable & built to last.


From downtown St. Pete storefronts to industrial space near I-275, we make sure the terms of your lease protect your investment, support your business, and leave no surprises.

Who We Help

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Business owners & commercial tenants expanding into ownership

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Franchises & multi-location businesses

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Business owners & tenants reviewing lease offers

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Property managers & investors

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Brokers needing legal lease support

Types of Commercial Leases We Handle

  • Office space
  • Retail units
  • Restaurants & food service
  • Industrial or warehouse space
  • Medical offices
  • Mixed-use properties

What We Do

Lease Drafting

Starting from scratch? We draft custom Florida lease agreements that are clear, compliant & cover all the key points—so you’re protected now and in the future.


Lease Review & Redlining

Already received a lease from a landlord or broker? We’ll review it line by line, flag risks, explain the fine print, and propose revisions to protect your interests.

What We Do

Negotiation & Support

We handle negotiation directly with the other side, or behind the scenes with you. Our job is to help you understand your leverage, clarify deal terms, and avoid common traps.


Lease Renewals & Modifications

We review or revise existing leases for renewals, expansions, or changes in use. We’ll also confirm what’s enforceable and help you plan next steps.

Key Lease Terms We Review

  • Base rent, escalations & triple net costs (NNN)
  • Use restrictions & exclusive rights
  • Buildout & improvement clauses
  • CAM (common area maintenance) charges
  • Assignment & subletting terms
  • Personal guarantees
  • Default provisions & exit clauses

Why Work With Us

→ We Know the Local Market

We’ve reviewed leases in downtown St. Petersburg, Pinellas Park, Westshore Business District, and beyond. We know what’s typical—and what’s not.


→ We Explain Things in Plain English

You won’t get a pile of legalese. We break it down so you know exactly what you’re signing and why it matters.


→ We Help Avoid Future Disputes

A solid lease now prevents costly arguments later. We structure leases to be clear, enforceable & built to handle real-world scenarios.

  • Commercial Lease – Frequently Asked Questions

    Commercial leases aren’t regulated like residential ones. There are fewer built-in protections for tenants, and almost everything is negotiable. That’s why reviewing every term matters.

  • Do I need a lawyer to sign a lease for my business?

    It’s not required, but it’s strongly recommended—especially for first-time business owners or long-term leases. One bad clause can cost thousands or limit how you use the space.

  • What’s a triple net (NNN) lease?

    It means the tenant pays base rent plus property taxes, insurance & maintenance. These charges can add up fast—so we review the lease carefully to understand what you’ll actually pay.

  • What should I look out for as a tenant?

    Common red flags include vague CAM charges, unclear repair responsibilities, restrictions on signage or hours, and automatic renewals. We’ll help you spot them and negotiate fairer terms.

  • Can I assign or sublease my space later?

    Only if your lease allows it. We’ll check for assignment clauses and help you negotiate flexibility if your business needs change.

  • Do landlords need a lawyer to draft a lease?

    Yes—especially if you want it enforceable. Using a copied lease from another deal (or something generic from the internet) can leave you exposed to disputes, liability, or unenforceable terms.

  • Yes. We can review your lease, advise you on your rights, and suggest next steps if there's a dispute or change in circumstances.

    Yes. We can review your lease, advise you on your rights, and suggest next steps if there's a dispute or change in circumstances.

  • Still have questions about a lease you’ve signed—or are about to sign?

    Let’s talk. We’ll make sure your lease agreement fits your goals, not just the other party’s.

Commercial Lease – Frequently Asked Questions

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Need Help Fast?

We regularly turn around lease reviews in 24–48 hours when needed. Let us know your timeline and we’ll make it work.