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sublessor

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sublessor [ˌsʌbleˈsɔːʳ] Nsubarrendador(a) m/f


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In this situation, you become that sublessor while the new tenant the sublessee.
The asking rent for the three-level retail space is $25,000 per month, but Lansco, who also represented the sublessor, was able to negotiate a substantially lower base rent with a percentage based on sales.
Since even below-market rents are better than none, sublessors are offering a treasure trove of incentives, deeply discounted lease rates, free rent, generous tenant improvement allowances and, in some cases, even office and/or telecommunications equipment.
 
 
 
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