Base Rent Adjustment definition
Examples of Base Rent Adjustment in a sentence
For illustrative purposes, the chart below sets forth the incremental increases to Base Rent to account for the Additional Base Rent, subject to adjustment pursuant to this Section 7, to be phased in during the Additional Base Rent Adjustment Period, and the rent chart attached as Exhibit F to this Amendment sets forth the monthly aggregate Base Rent and Property Management Fee for the Term of the Lease, including the adjustments to Base Rent as set forth in the Lease.
Landlord shall, within one hundred twenty (120) days after the end of each Operating Period, furnish Tenant with a statement of the Operating Expenses during such year and a computation of the Base Rent Adjustment (“Expense Statement”).
The Base Rent Adjustment Amount payable during any Lease Year or portion thereof consisting of more or less than twelve (12) calendar months shall be prorated on a monthly basis such that the Base Rent Adjustment Amount that is included within the Base Rent for each calendar month is equal to the Base Rent Adjustment Amount divided by twelve (12).
Unless adjusted as a result of an audit by Tenant conducted pursuant to the express terms of this Lease, the Operating Expenses and Base Rent Adjustment set forth in the Expense Statement shall be binding upon Tenant.
The following example is included for illustration purposes regarding the calculation of the Base Rent Adjustment: if the Base Rent in effect prior to the Base Rent Adjustment is $30,000 per month and the positive percentage increase in the Consumer Price Index between Year 1 and Year 5 of the preceding 5 Year period is 5%, the Base Rent shall be adjusted as follows: $30,000 plus ($30,000 multiplied by 5% which equals $1500), such that the adjusted Base Rent shall be $31,500 for the next 5 Year period.