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In a Commercial storefront lease, what exactly does $21 NNN a square foot?
ByI know that the price is a square foot and you divide that by 12 to get monthly price. My question is: does that $21 NNN mean that the NNN is included in the price, or is it usually plus the $21?
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1 Comments
April 21st, 2009 at 5:02 am
It means you pay the property tax, insurance and maintenance on top of the $21 per sq foot.