Maximum and Minimum Increases Sample Clauses

Maximum and Minimum Increases. The Permanent Term Rent shall be subject to minimum and maximum increases every five (5) years. Specifically, the Permanent Term Rent shall not increase by more than 30% or less than 10% in each 5-year period beginning from the first year of the Permanent Term. If, at the end of a 5 year period, the Permanent Term Rent has not increased by at least 10% since the commencement of such 5-year period, the Permanent Term Rent shall be increased to such amount as would cause the Permanent Term Rent to equal 110% of the Permanent Term Rent in effect on the first day of such 5-year period. Example 1— Minimum 10% Increase: Year 1 = $100 (Permanent Term Rent is $100) Year 2 = $102 (2% increase) Year 3 = $106.08 (4% increase) Year 4 = $108.73 (2.5% increase) Year 5 = $110 (1.16% minimum increase even if the CPI-U has increased less than 1.16% from the preceding year) Example 2—Maximum 30% Increase: Year 1 = $100 (Permanent Term Rent is $100) Year 2 = $112 (12% increase) Year 3 = $124.32 (11% increase) Year 4 = $130.00 (4.5% maximum increase even if the CPI-U exceeds a 4.5% increase) Year 5 = $130.00 (0% increase regardless of the amount of increase in the CPI-U)
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