Before we explain the importance of a base year in commercial leases, it is important to understand the context in which the base year analysis is applicable. There are many types of commercial leases but the two most common forms of a commercial lease are a triple...
There is no question that e-commerce has changed the consumer landscape. Consumers are turning more and more to online retail than to the traditional brick and mortar way of shopping. The impact is felt throughout the economy and certainly by landlords and tenants....
This is a general introduction into the gross up provision within commercial leases. What is the gross up provision? The gross up provision is basically a clause that allows landlords to recover some of the operating costs they would be getting from vacant units, from...
Worried about whether your property complies with the ADA? Many California business owners are worried whether or not their property complies with Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) and the tangle of California regulations put in place to insure access for the...
Unlike residential unlawful detainer actions, in commercial unlawful detainers the landlord is allowed to provide a three day notice of estimated rent provided the landlord indicates in the notice that it is in fact a reasonable estimate of the amount past due....
What Makes a Commercial Lease Invalid? By default, a landlord seeking to evict a tenant must serve a notice that complies with California Code of Civil Procedure §§ 1161 and 1162. These notice requirements cannot be changed or waived in the context of a residential...
