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Getting a Better Deal on Commercial Real Estate

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Getting a Better Deal on Commercial Real Estate

The commercial real estate market is tilting in tenants' favor. Now that you have a little leverage, here's how to make the most of it

Inside: This Week in SmallBiz
While commercial real estate hasn't been hit nearly as hard as residential, the market is still probably weaker than it was the last time you shopped for space. If you're looking for a new space or renegotiating the terms of your lease, check out our story for suggestions on how to make the most out of the situation

Then read our cover story and tune in to a narrated slide show on how entrepreneurs are using the virtual world Second Life to test business ideas on the cheap. And catch a podcast on controlling litigation costs. Finally, take a look at our staff blog on the news, trends, and ideas that could impact your company.
--Nick Leiber

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