Lease expiry
Your Lease Is Already Shaping Your Future Costs
If your lease expires within the next 36 months, your financial position is already being defined.
Most businesses act too late. That’s when leverage is lost. Understand your position before it impacts your numbers.
Understand your position before it impacts your numbers
If your lease expires within the next 36 months, your cost position is already
forming. Most businesses review too late. That’s when leverage is lost.
By the time you act, the landlord already knows:
- how likely you are to stay
- how dependent you are on the space
- how much time pressure you’re under
That’s when negotiation stops being balanced and cost starts increasing.
Not through one decision, but through timing.
- Above-market rent
- Inflexible lease structures
- Missed break opportunities
- Long-term liabilities
- Space that no longer fits the business