A reappraisal lease is a type of lease agreement where the rental level is periodically reviewed by independent appraisers to ensure the lease payments reflect the current market value.
The revaluation clause, also referred to as a reappraisal lease, is a provision in a lease agreement that allows for periodic reassessment of the rental value of the leased property. This clause is often used to ensure that rental payments reflect the current market value of the property, protecting the interests of both the landlord and the tenant.
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