Commercial Leasing

What types of commercial leases are there?

There are four primary types of commercial real estate leases, each requiring different levels of responsibility from the landlord and the tenant.

In addition to rent, a single net lease makes the tenant responsible for paying property taxes; a double-net (NN) lease makes the tenant responsible for paying property taxes and insurance; and a triple-net (NNN) lease makes the tenant responsible for paying property taxes, insurance and maintenance.

Under a gross lease, the tenant pays only rent; the landlord pays for the building's property taxes, insurance and maintenance.

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