Gabriel Safar, co-founder and CEO of LeasePilot
NEW YORK CITY—Historically, the tenant-landlord relationship has been fairly transactional: the tenant occupies a space and pays the landlord rent to use it, in a deal that often lasts years or even decades. With more and more companies growing rapidly and offering employees flexible work arrangements, tenants expect more from their landlords. Commercial property owners are now adopting a more tenant-centric mindset to stay competitive.
Naturally, this means that landlords are focused on how to provide more value to tenants. Just as tenants are becoming more adaptable and agile in order to attract and retain talent by offering new benefits, landlords too must adapt and consider how the additional services can make them a better partner to their tenants.
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