Sentences with phrase «gross lease»

Under most gross leases, for example, tenants have no incentive to save energy in their leased premises because energy costs are based on tenant square footage.

It's more muddled with a modified gross lease since the landlord pays these costs for the first, or base, year of the lease.

The median gross lease value for international lease transactions was $ 105,000, with most space typically under 2,500 - square - feet.

Glimcher Realty Trust's gross leased assets recently topped 25 million sq. ft., its properties now number 120 and its stock has climbed all the way back from a 1995 downturn...

Modified Gross leases cover a range of lease types and terminologies used in various markets around the nation.

For example, if a building is purchased for $ 1,000,000 sale price and it produces $ 100,000 in positive net operating income (the amount left over after fixed costs and variable costs is subtracted from gross lease income) during one year, then:

Is everything included (gross lease), or are you expected to cover all three (triple net lease)?

But if tenants have a gross lease — in which the owner pays those extras — an assessor may overestimate income.

Even sophisticated tax departments may miss some wrinkles, such as the effects of retenanting or a shift to gross leases.

The listing agreement provided that if a lease were secured, the Owner would pay the Broker a commission based on «the gross lease (including negotiated renewals, exercised options or extensions by the Tenant) or one month's rent; whichever is greater, payable when the lease is executed.»

A gross lease is when the tenant pays a specified amount of money every month and the landlord pays for all the expenses.