Property

Uplifted rent

In the world of finance, there exists a concept called "overrenting" which refers to a rent that is higher than the prevailing market rate. This type of rent usually offers more favorable lease terms to the tenant, such as longer intervals between rent reviews. For instance, a 14-yearly review instead of the more common five-yearly review. This allows the tenant to save on potential rent increases in the short term. It is important for businesses to carefully consider their rental agreements to ensure they are not overrenting and impacting their bottom line.

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