I'm thinking the boat extends the outdoor living space.

@Kevin Phillips  Your rent should be at market for the space. 

You can have a retail center inline space and rent per ft be different between end  cap space with drive thru, middle space, or other end of center not close to road frontage.

Couldn’t be happier with the new layout, it really flows and creates a very welcoming space! 

I love seeing military members crushing it in the REI space!

Also, some NYC primarily residential co-ops with some retail space were able to sell the retail component as condominiums.To clarify for those unfamiliar with the concept, a residential cooperative is a legal situation where a specific type of corporate entity owns a residential building with 2 or more, usually many more individual apartments.

Hi, I am looking to purchase an office in an office condominium. Should I base my offer on the usable/occupiable square footage or the gross square footage (rentable square footage)?Usable: 815 sf.Gross/Rentable: 965 ...

Hmm...I am detecting a theme here.

The unit we would be in would be a downsize in space for us, but a better school system for our son (which is a huge reason we are selling our current home - to get him the best he can get). 

Remodeled the kitchen, bath, and conditioned the attic to living space before moving out and renting.