For the past few years, Jacob Shprecher has seen tenants in South Florida’s Class B and C shopping centers "beating up" their landlords during lease negotiations.
The tables have finally turned, according to Shprecher, vice president of Hollywood-based Current Capital Group Inc. His company has roots in retail development and ownership but has more recently developed a niche as a third-party "surrogate owner" for landlords.
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