Why You Should Use a Commercial Real Estate Broker to Negotiate Your Lease
- Denis Shank
- May 27
- 1 min read

When it comes to negotiating a commercial lease, having a professional on your side isn’t just helpful—it’s essential. A commercial real estate broker brings industry expertise, market knowledge, and strategic negotiation skills that can save you money, time, and headaches.
Here’s why you should consider working with a broker:
Market Insight
Brokers understand current market trends, rental rates, and incentives that landlords may not openly share. This knowledge helps you secure favorable terms and avoid overpaying.
Access to Listings
Many commercial spaces aren’t publicly advertised. Brokers have access to a wider network of available properties and can help match you with the best space for your needs.
Lease Negotiation Expertise
Leases are more than just rental rates—they include clauses on renewals, maintenance, subletting, and more. A broker ensures your lease terms protect your business interests now and in the future.
Time Savings
Searching for the right space, scheduling tours, and reviewing contracts can be a major time sink. Brokers manage this process for you, letting you stay focused on running your business.
Cost-Effective Representation
In most cases, the landlord pays the broker’s commission—so you get expert representation at no direct cost to you.
If you have any questions or would like to book a session to learn more, don't hesitate to contact me, Denis Shank, President, Broker of Record, Capworth, at dshank@capworthrealty.com or office (613) 663-2549 / mobile (613) 601-1353
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