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Updated over 2 years ago, 06/19/2022

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Nikolas Engel
  • Investor
  • Pacific Northwest
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Retail space owners: Negotiating new leases in times of inflation

Nikolas Engel
  • Investor
  • Pacific Northwest
Posted

Hello to all retail space owners,

I would like to ask your advice concerning how you manage annual increase in new lease agreements during times of inflation. 

I am in negotiation with a new tenant on a 10 year lease, they only want to do 2% annual increase - we can likely land on 3% but I am not sure if that is the right decision in this changing economic environment.

1. Do you consider inflation an issue that you want to be reflected in new lease agreements? Or do you do you just stick with the usual 2-3% annual increase.

2. If you do want to reflect inflation in the lease agreement, how would you do it? Annual increase based on CPI, or just a higher percentage increase - say 5%, or ..... maybe there are more creative and flexible ways?

Thank you for your ideas, experience and support.

Nik

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