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What is Lease Management (and Why Does it Matter)?

Lease management is vital for your organization to get right because real estate is your #2 expense and missed opportunities can cost you a lot of time and money.

Why You Need a Dedicated Solution for Lease Renewals

Commercial lease renewals provide an opportunity for you to take stock of your real estate portfolio, ensure that your current properties are still worth leasing, and potentially negotiate for...

Optimize Your Corporate Real Estate with Tango Portfolio Strategy

The normalization of hybrid work has completely shifted the way most employers think about office space and plan for growth. According to Gartner, more than 80 percent of organizations have...

Market Planning & Site Selection for Retailers: Find the Best Growth Opportunities

Whether you’re a global enterprise or a small business, it’s vital that you understand your company’s total potential and what opportunities are most likely to get you there. Real estate isn’t...

What Is Lease Transactions? Tango’s Solution for Managing Existing Leases

For years, Tango has provided enterprises with best-in-class solutions for predictive analytics, space management, lease accounting and administration, and other business processes. We’re pleased...

Navigating Lease Transactions

What You Need to Know About Lease Audits

Your real estate portfolio represents one of your organization’s biggest operating expenses. And if you’re not careful, you could wind up paying a lot more than you have to. Lease audits are a...

What You Need to Know About CAM Reconciliation

Common area maintenance (CAM) is what tenants pay a landlord to maintain shared spaces, such as lobbies, cafeterias, and restrooms. While every lease establishes the unique parameters for these...

The Retailer's Guide to Co-Tenancy

Empty store fronts or an incorrect tenant mix hamper a retailer’s ability to maximize their investments.  Retailers who want to attract new customers to increase

The Retailer's Guide to CAM Audits

Completing a CAM audit ensures your landlord is billing you correctly for common area maintenance. Don't leave CAM reconciliation money on the table.

Deferred Rent: What It Is and How It Affects Lease Accounting

Deferred rent is the outcome of making a lease payment that is less than its recognized expense on your financial statements. It typically results from free or reduced-rate rent periods, often...

Leasehold Improvements: What They Are and How They Work

Leasehold improvements are modifications to the interior of a leased building to make it more useful or desirable to the tenant. They are sometimes also referred to as build outs or tenant...

How to Calculate Percentage Rent in Commercial Leases

Percentage rent is a rent in which a commercial tenant pays rent based on a percentage of their gross sales, either in addition to or instead of a minimum base rent. It’s a standard lease payment...

Embedded Leases: What They Are and How to Identify Them

Embedded leases are an important component for accounting compliance. For some organizations, this is the greatest source of failure to comply with the new lease accounting standard leading to...

How to Simplify Lease Abstracts at Scale

A lease abstract is a concise summary and analysis of a lease agreement, providing the key provisions from lease documents in an easy-to-understand format. Lease documents tend to be extremely...