Specifications include, but are not limited to: A. Identify locations and product options based on the specific criteria provided by the University or its member institutions. B. Provide market analysis for the locations, including market improvement dollars, concessions, comparable rents if rental space, and comparable sales if a proposed land or building purchase. C. Provide analytical services to compare the long-term cost of different sites, whether leased or owned. University does not pay real property taxes for facilities that it both owns and operates for its mission uses. D. Show lease spaces and land and buildings to University’s representatives. E. Forward all proposals to University’s Real Estate Office and/or institutional real estate and/or business offices for consideration. F. Assist University with the negotiations for accepted proposals. G. Coordinate with University’s legal counsel and real estate officers on transaction(s).