"Spehro Pefhany" wrote in message
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IME *industrial* rents are quoted triple-net (net-net-net), and the
costs on top (including RE taxes, utilities, etc.) can be a bit of a
surprise to the hapless tenant. You may get more stuff included if the
area is sublet or very small.


The NNN leases are dependant on the market. In times of high vacancy,
landlords are happy to find a qualified tenant with a simple rental
agreement.

In some complexes, hobby shops are the preferred tenant as they might be
short on parking spaces and they really don't want to umpire parking
disputes.

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Roger Shoaf
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