In this article, you'll learn:
- What a gross lease is and how it differs from other lease types.
- Why gross leases offer more predictable and transparent costs.
- How gross leases can be a better financial deal than they seem.
In an age where landlords have moved to transferring the expenses of running the building to tenants through triple-net lease structures, the gross lease might seem hard to find. However, some landlords are realizing that gross leases are desirable to their customers -- tenants -- while others have never moved away from it. While a gross lease structure might seem more expensive up front, there are actually compelling reasons to choose one if you have the opportunity.