commercial leases
Storefront rental agreements
Commercial leases are rental agreements for business properties rather than residential ones—offices, retail spaces, warehouses, restaurants.
They typically run longer than apartment leases (often five to ten years) and involve more negotiation over terms like rent escalation, tenant improvements, and responsibility for maintenance.
The startup signed a five-year commercial lease for downtown office space.
- maintenance agreementsContracts ensuring ongoing upkeep
- rent escalationContractual payment increases over time
- zoning regulationsLaws governing property development
- landlord obligationsWhat property owners owe tenants
- exclusivity clausesContract terms preventing outside dealings
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