One of the most prevalent drivers of our economy in the last three years has been the collective uncertainty of the business world. It doesn't have its own metric or symbol on Wall Street but it nevertheless factors into countless decisions made in offices around the country every day.

Now that some signs of positive growth have matured from one-month anomalies to multi-month trends, some may feel that the weight of uncertainty is starting to lift. Nevertheless, it is critical that decisions about Denver corporate office leasing remain closely tied to your business' performance, not an economy that may be slowly awakening. You still must consider your future needs to expand or contract and have a strategy in place for each of those scenarios.

Denver business space users have two options when considering hiring a leasing representative. They can work with an exclusive tenant representation firm or a full service commercial brokerage. Both can offer experienced staff and support, although you must consider this: Corporate real estate decisions should never be subject to conflicts of interest. However, that is what often occurs when representatives from full-service commercial real estate companies assist prospective tenants.

Denver Companies looking to expand or renew in today's tenant-favorable office market should not jump too quickly at all the great opportunities and concessions. It is critical to step back and analyze how the length of a lease term will impact your operation.