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are typically broken down into five major subcategories: commercial, industrial, hotel/motel, recreational, and institutional.
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non residential properties
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includes both office buildings and retial space
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commericial real estate
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refers to the price that must be paid by a potential tenant to use a particular type of space under then current market conditions.
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market rent
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the initial rent that must be paid under the lease contract is usually a specified dollar amount, which we refer to as the
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minimum rent or base rent
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in some retail leases, rents also may be fully or partially determined by an inidicator of retail sales performances.
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percentage rent
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the dollar amount by which the total rent exceeds the base rent is referred to as
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overage rent
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billing tenants for a pro rata share of those expenses designated in the lease as recoverable
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recoveries
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move in allowances or rent reductions for a specified time.
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concessions
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tenants may have the right to rent contigous space and/or any space in the building when it becomes available
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right of first reusual
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purpose is to grant one or more tenants the right to display a name in side or outside the building.
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signage clause
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rentable area per floor/usable area per floor =
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load factor per floor
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specifies that the tenant mus achieve a certain level of sales per square foot within a specific period of time, otherwise either the property owner or the tenant may terminate the lease
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kick out clase
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a demand commonly made by tenants who require the continued presences of a certain anchor or othher tenats as a condition of making a lease with the property owner.
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co tenancy clause
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tenants agree not to lease any additonal space int he same market/trade area specifically defined
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radius clasue
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