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Originally Posted by Hack&Lube
In my experience, the landlords adjust op costs on a yearly basis and often use "property tax increases" as a primary reason to tack on extra dollars per square foot on the operating costs which can be adjusted every year as opposed to lease rates which are fixed for the term because they are bundled as management/upkeep fees.
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This is true in my experience as well.
Remember that businesses 'pass on costs?' Guess what?
It still blows my mind that when the economy is dying in the gutter the Government is still finding a way to take more and more.
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