Percentage Lease definition
Examples of Percentage Lease in a sentence
Popular types of lease agreements used for restaurants/retail stores include: a Modified Gross Lease, Percentage Lease or a Net Lease (Double Net Lease or Triple Net Lease).
The Hotel is owned in fee by Apple Suites, Inc., a Virginia corporation ("Fee Owner") and leased to Owner pursuant to a lease between Fee Owner and Owner with a commencement date of even date herewith covering the Hotel (hereinafter the "Percentage Lease").
Percentage Lease In a percentage lease, the tenant pays the base rent on the property and a monthly percentage of the gross revenue from the business operating the rented space.
Percentage Lease A percentage lease is when a lessee pays a base rent (minimum rent) plus a percentage of the business’s gross income for the total rent payment.
Either party to the Percentage Lease may terminate the Percentage Lease upon an Event of Default under the Loan Documents.