Business Owner seeking facility to run operations - purchase or lease listed facility, purchase or lease land & hire a developer to produce a pad ready site or continue through vertical construction, hire developer to aquire & develop site ​

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Commercial contracts & terminology can get pretty tricky, with a lot of cross-over between types of development processes that are often viewed as separate. Prioir to entering into a commercial lease, it is extremely important that all parties are on the same page with terminology defining the tenant - landlord relationship, and the specifics of responsibilities allocated to each party from the time of execution until the pre-definied "end user" has been delivered all contractual obligations aka closed deal. 

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Here is an overview of the commercial services we provide / entertain as they pertain to A&B:​

Each item is defined by the relationship structure of the involved parties; financial risk / obligation; and/or overall project purpose. Any single project could technically be defined using multiple of the following terms in relationships where "A can be B, but B can not be A"; additionally - there is a lot of different terms that mean the same thing. 

 

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Project Type: Build-to-Suit 

- Our Potential Roles: Developer, Investor, Landlord, Property Owner

- Required Defining Factors: New Construction; Pre-Determined End User; Pre-Determined Construction Specifications; 

- End Users: Investor; Single Tenant Retail; Multi Tenant Retail; Multi Family 

- Project Structures:

- Sale-Leaseback: *Uses Fee-Development: End User the property is being developed for owns the property & hires contractors/consultants to develop (obtain entitlements - pad ready) + complete vertical construction to their specifications.

When ready for business, they sell or lease property to investor, pre-determined in contract. 

- Ground Lease: Developer acquires property & handles all steps up to pad ready. Lease pad site to tenant while they do all of their own construction. Developer/Landlord can either then sell active property to Tenant, hold as investment, or sell to an investor (depending on contract terms) - all of our wawa developments

           - Turn Key: *Ground Up Development: Developer/Landlord acquires, develops & handles construction. Tenant adds finishing fixtures & moves in ready for business. Landlord Sells back to tenant, remains landlord, or sells to investor. 

           - Cold Dark Shell 

           - Vanilla Box

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Sale-Lease Back

 

Fee Development

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Ground Lease

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Ground Up Development (opposite of redeveloping)

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Asset Repositioning / Re-Developing: Repurpose existing use (ex: wawa c-store to wawa gas on same lot) - may require assemblages. -> this can be build to suit 

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Relocating: Closing wawa cstore and developing gas in its place 

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Value Add

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Single Tenant

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Multi Tenant

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Retail 

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MultiFamily

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NNN Lease