IMC Equity Group
North Miami, FL 33161
Commercial managers operate office, retail, industrial and mixed-use assets, handling leases, CAM reconciliations, capital planning and tenant relations.
Commercial property managers operate income-producing assets such as office buildings, retail centers, industrial properties and mixed-use projects. The work can include lease administration, rent and CAM collection, common-area maintenance, vendor contracts, tenant relations, budget preparation, capital planning and coordination of tenant improvements. The complexity rises with the number of tenants and the lease structures involved.
Commercial management fees are usually negotiated and may be based on a percentage of income, a per-square-foot rate or a flat monthly fee. Construction management, leasing commissions, project management and capital work are often separate. Ask how fees are calculated during vacancy, how CAM reconciliations are handled and whether there are minimum fees.
Ask for examples of CAM reconciliations, lease abstracting, capital plans and vendor bid processes. Confirm who handles tenant improvements, after-hours calls, security and life-safety compliance. Ask how the firm reports on occupancy, collections, work orders and budget variances, and how it coordinates with the owner's leasing team.
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Typical work includes lease administration, rent and CAM collection, common-area maintenance, vendor oversight, tenant relations, budgeting, capital planning and reporting. The exact scope depends on the asset type and lease structures.
Fees are usually negotiated and can be a percentage of income, a per-square-foot rate or a flat fee. Leasing, construction management and capital projects are often billed separately. Compare the full scope and fee schedule, including leasing and capital project fees.
Ask for sample CAM reconciliations, lease abstracts, capital plans and vendor bid processes. Confirm how tenant improvements, after-hours calls, security, life-safety compliance and reporting are handled, and who coordinates with the leasing team.