Important factors include zoning laws, parking availability, natural light, ventilation, and the general building ambiance, the accessibility of the site, and also take into account the lease periods, expenses (including basic rent and possible extra fees), and the freedom to personalize the area.

While there might not be direct tax benefits for the non-profit organization itself when leasing, some landlords may offer discounted rates or other incentives to non-profit organizations as a form of community support. It’s important to inquire about such possibilities when exploring non-profit organization space for lease. Additionally, donors to your non-profit orgs may receive tax deductions for their contributions, which can indirectly support your operational costs, including rent.

In many cases, yes, landlords let renters make appropriate changes to the inside layout to fit their particular business demands. However, this needs approval from the landlord and may call for certain leasing agreement limits or conditions. At Bonan Towers, we assist residents in fitting their layout preferences where feasible.

Location, size of the facility, building amenities, and general area demand can all greatly affect the cost of leasing. Furthermore, there are different lease structures (e.g., per square foot, flat cost). To have a realistic knowledge of the expenses involved, it is advisable to ask about the prices for the various units at Bonan Tower.

Lease agreements for non-profit organization space for lease, like other commercial leases, can vary regarding utilities and maintenance. Some leases may be ‘gross leases,’ where these costs are included in the base rent, while others are ‘net leases,’ where the tenant is responsible for some or all of these expenses. It is important to carefully review the lease terms at Bonan Towers to understand which services are covered and which are the responsibility of your non-profit organization.