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Laura Boswell, Realtor Residential & Commercial Real Estate | North Atlanta Expert | Forsyth • Fulton • Cobb • Gwinnett • Dawson • Hall Discover why you're in the best hands with me!

With 20 years of dedicated experience in real estate marketing, I am proud to be your go-to expert for buying or selling properties in the vibrant North Fulton and Forsyth County areas. As a seasoned professional, I understand the intricacies of the local market and possess the skills necessary to ensure a seamless transaction for my clients. With decades of successful sales and satisfied clients, I have built a reputation for achieving top dollar for sellers and finding dream homes for buyers. My in-depth knowledge of North Fulton and Forsyth County allows me to provide valuable insights into market trends, property values, and desirable neighborhoods. I am committed to providing exceptional service, clear communication, and guidance at every step of the selling process. Whether you're selling your current home or searching for your dream property, I am here to help you achieve your real estate goals.

10/12/2026

You walk into the first commercial space and immediately think, "THIS is it."

Maybe it is.

But before mentally moving the business in, go back to the requirements.

Does it actually meet them?

What are the economics?

What improvements are needed?

Are there operational concerns?

And what alternatives are available?

You can love the space. Just make sure the business has a good reason to love the deal too.

10/11/2026

Three commercial properties have similar square footage, similar locations, and similar asking rents.

That doesn't make them equivalent.

Layout, improvements, parking, visibility, access, loading, infrastructure, total occupancy costs, and other terms can make seemingly similar properties function very differently.

The listing numbers are important.

They're just not the entire comparison.

10/10/2026

Before we tour a commercial property, I want enough information to believe there's a legitimate reason to go see it.

Location. Size.

Asking terms.

Configuration.

Parking. Access.

Availability.

Delivery timing.

Restrictions.

A property tour takes everyone's time.

The goal isn't to tour something simply because it appeared in a search. It's to determine whether it has a reasonable chance of working for the business first.

10/09/2026

A commercial property listing says AVAILABLE.

That doesn't automatically mean it's viable for your business.

Intended use, zoning or other regulations, parking, access, power, configuration, signage, improvements, landlord restrictions, and even another tenant's rights may affect whether the space works.

"Available" tells us there may be an opportunity. "Workable for this business" requires more investigation.

10/08/2026

Your commercial property search produces 27 results.

Should you tour all 27? I wouldn't.

A property can technically match the search criteria and still be wrong for the business because of location, cost, parking, access, visibility, loading, configuration, or operational requirements. Do the homework first.

Narrow the field. Then spend time touring properties with a legitimate chance of working.

10/07/2026

Your commercial lease expires December 31st.

But your important deadline could be months earlier.

Your lease may contain notice requirements or deadlines connected to renewal options.

And even without a contractual deadline, the business may need enough time to evaluate alternatives and relocate if necessary.
Don't look only at when the lease ends.
Understand what needs to happen before then.

10/06/2026

Getting access to your new commercial space and getting your BUSINESS operational there may happen on two very different dates.

Internet, phones, furniture, equipment, signage, insurance, vendors, inventory, employees, customers, licensing, and other operational needs may all be part of the move.

Think beyond moving day. Plan for the date the business can actually function normally from the new location.

10/05/2026

How early should you start looking for commercial space?

There isn't one answer because finding the property is only part of the timeline.

Requirements, market searches, tours, negotiations, lease review, construction, permits, furniture, equipment, technology, signage, and the move itself can all take time. Instead of asking only how long it takes to FIND space, work backward from when the business needs to be operational.

10/04/2026

Before touring commercial properties, make a requirements list.

Then separate it into three categories:

Must-haves.

Strong preferences.

Nice-to-haves.

That distinction matters because once you start touring attractive spaces, it's easy for priorities to shift.

A requirements list gives you something objective to return to: Does this property actually solve the problems the business needs its real estate to solve?

10/03/2026

The person signing a commercial lease may not be the person who understands every requirement the new space needs to meet.

Operations, finance, IT, employees, and outside professionals may each have information that matters.

That doesn't mean everyone needs to participate in every conversation. It means knowing who makes the decision, who provides important information, and who needs to review specific parts of the transaction.

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United Country Premier Properties 2750 Premiere Pkwy Ste 200
Duluth, GA
30097

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+14044237264

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