How much do property managers charge for say 10000sqft of office space (as a percentage)?
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I doubt there is an answer to your question. I'm not even sure if you mean to manage the space or what you'd pay to lease it.
The locale, specific location, type of building, and other factors would change the answer.
Maybe you'd get more info if you supplied more info.
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in NYC, or Tulsa OK?
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im in NC
seems like prop managers in NC would be the right place to ask then.
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You can probably get a range by calling your local Board of Realtors, since property managers generally are members. They should be able to get you an answer or refer you to someone who does.