Common use of RENT INCREASE Clause in Contracts

RENT INCREASE. 6.1. The Landlord can increase the Rent every twelve months on the anniversary of the date on which the Tenancy began (“the Rent Increase Date”). To avoid doubt if the Landlord does not increase the rent in any year this will not affect the Landlord’s rights to increase the Rent in subsequent years.

RENT INCREASE. 6.1. The Landlord can increase the Rent every twelve months on the anniversary of the date on which the Tenancy began (“the Rent Increase Date”). For the avoidance of doubt this means that the Rent will increase on (insert date) each year. The increase is to be calculated according to the rise in the Retail Prices Index from the start of the Tenancy or the anniversary date whichever is the later. To avoid doubt if the Landlord does not increase the rent in any year this will not affect the Landlord’s rights to increase the Rent in subsequent years.

RENT INCREASE. 6.1. The Landlord can increase the Rent every twelve months on the anniversary of the date on which the Tenancy began (“the Rent Increase Date”). To avoid For the avoidance of doubt if the Landlord does not increase the rent in any year this will not affect the Landlord’s rights to increase means that the Rent can increase on 18 February each year. The increase is to be calculated according to the rise in subsequent years.the Retail Prices Index from the start of the Tenancy or the anniversary date whichever is the later; being a minimum of 2% and a maximum of 7.5

RENT INCREASE. 6.1. The Landlord can increase the Rent every twelve months on the anniversary of the date on which the Tenancy began (“the Rent Increase Date”). For the avoidance of doubt this means that the Rent will increase on <<insert date>>each year. The increase is to be calculated according to the rise in the Retail Prices Index from the start of the Tenancy or the anniversary date whichever is the later. To avoid doubt if the Landlord does not increase the rent in any year this will not affect the Landlord’s rights to increase the Rent in subsequent years.

RENT INCREASE. 6.1. 6.1 The Landlord can increase the Rent every twelve months on the anniversary of the date on which the Tenancy began Start Date (“the Rent Increase Date”). The increase is to be calculated according to the rise in the Retail Prices Index (RPI) from the Tenancy Start Date or the most recent Rent increase RPI date, whichever is the later but being a minimum of 3% and a maximum of 10%. To avoid doubt if the Landlord does not increase the rent Rent in any year this will not affect the Landlord’s rights to increase the Rent in subsequent years. 7.

RENT INCREASE. 6.1. The Landlord can increase the Rent every twelve months on the anniversary of the date on which the Tenancy began (“"the Rent Increase Date”). For the avoidance of doubt this means that the Rent will increase on 18th September each year. The increase is to be calculated according to the rise in the Retail Prices Index from the start of the Tenancy or the anniversary date whichever is the later. To avoid doubt if the Landlord does not increase the rent in any year this will not affect the Landlord’s rights to increase the Rent in subsequent years.