Market Rate Unit Clause Samples

The Market Rate Unit clause defines how the rental rate for a unit is determined based on prevailing market conditions rather than a fixed or previously agreed-upon rate. In practice, this clause allows the landlord to adjust the rent to reflect current market rates, often at the time of lease renewal or upon the expiration of a fixed term. This ensures that the rental price remains competitive and fair, protecting both parties from significant discrepancies between contract rates and actual market values.
Market Rate Unit. This Unit is not part of the City of Boulder’s Permanently Affordable Housing Program; or
Market Rate Unit a residential rental unit that is neither Rent Restricted nor Income Restricted.
Market Rate Unit. The term “Market-Rate Unit” means any Unit in the Project that is not restricted for ownership and occupancy by Eligible Purchasers.