Author: CPR Team

Good morning and welcome back to Word of the Week Wednesday! To start the new year of 2022, let’s talk about rental concessions. Rental concessions are incentives that landlords or property owners offer prospective tenants or buyers to influence or persuade them to sign the lease agreement. The typical concessions provided are free rent for…

Good morning, it’s Word of the Week Wednesday! Let’s talk about the option of right of first refusal. The right of first refusal is a contractual right that gives the option holder the opportunity to buy or lease the property before another buyer or tenant’s offer is accepted.

Good morning, it’s Word of the Week Wednesday again. Let’s take a look at full-service lease. A full-service lease is a lease that has an all-inclusive rental rate which includes both the base lease rental rate, utilities, janitorial costs and the operating expenses combined into one amount.

Good morning, welcome back to Word of the Week Wednesday! Let’s talk about covenant. A covenant is a written agreement or restriction inserted into deeds or other legal contract documents stipulating certain activities will or will not be allowed on the property.

Good morning, welcome back to Word or the Week Wednesday! Let’s begin with the phrase purchase and sale agreement, also known as a PSA. This type of agreement is between a seller and a buyer of real estate or investments that establishes several rights and obligations for both the seller and buyer.

Good morning! It’s Word of the Week Wednesday. Let’s take a look at net operating income or NOI for short. NOI is the net income from a property that is gross revenues minus operating expenses, but before deducting capital expenditures, debt service, and taxes.

It’s Word of the Week Wednesday again! Let’s introduce the phrase market rent. Market rent is the rent a typical tenant would pay for a comparable unit or suite in the same or comparable market. On a good note to remember, A landlord may compare the contract rental rates near their property to understand if…

Good Morning! It’s Word of the Week Wednesday. Let’s look at hard corner. A hard corner refers to a property located at a major intersection with traffic lights, where the commercial property can be considered more popular for retail.

It’s Word of the Week Wednesday! Let’s take a look at clear height. Clear height is the height of a building starting from the ground floor to the bottom of the lowest hanging item on the ceiling. Hanging items include sprinklers, lights, structural beams, etc.