Pending sale tenant rep opportunities
Lets say a class A building sold in your market to a huge corporation. This corporation will eventually want to take over the building and push all tenants out when their leases expire. From a tenant rep standpoint this will put a lot of companies looking for space in the market soon. What strategies or plan would a hungry tenant rep broker do to capitalize on this situation? Any advice? 

Thank you!
[{"id": "czkkrp3", "text": "Who's to say they want to push the tenants out?  That doesn't make much sense to me. A good tenant who pays rent and doesn't fuck up the asset is pretty much worth its weight in gold. Why would an owner sophisticated enough to purchase true Class A buildings, especially in large metro markets, not want to negotiate and keep their turnover low? Their tenants usually aren't chumps either, fwiw. Cheap tricks and shortcuts like what you're asking for won't really work. Know your market and find a way to bring value by offering insight and reliable service. ", "replies": [], "depth": 1}]