Additional Rent refers to the amounts of rent that are due above the minimum or base rent. This covers a variety of potential extra charges that a tenant may be responsible for, depending on the lease agreement.
Minimum Rent (also known as Base Rent) is the fundamental rental amount agreed upon in a lease agreement, ensuring a consistent and predictable source of income for landlords.
Occupancy Costs (Total) refers to a tenant's cumulative rent expense, generally including base rent, percentage rent, and additional charges. This key metric is pivotal for retail businesses in assessing the affordability and profitability of a given commercial space.
Overage in leases for retail stores is the additional amount to be paid based on gross sales that exceed a predetermined threshold in addition to the base rent, often seen in percentage leases.
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