How a Tenant Tackles a Mixed-Use Overcharge
Given the rapidly changing real estate landscape, cost optimization is a very hot topic. And the NRTA 2025 Conference is the only place attendees will find this invaluable course content.
Today’s real estate landscape incorporates new ideas and concepts for shopping centers and office properties. Numerous properties have morphed into lifestyle properties. They feature a combination of traditional retail and office — along with residential, entertainment, hotels, fitness centers, and others.
This change towards mixed-use has created allocations that directly affect the cost tenants pay to the landlords. For CAM/operating cost, real estate taxes and insurance.
NRTA’s Conference 2025 curriculum is offering attendees best practice lessons of how common area costs in mixed-use projects are allocated between the different types of tenants.
Presenters will discuss how to spot, and audit, potential overcharges and bias allocations tenants must be aware of when reviewing their CAM or operating cost statements.
Objectives include illustrating possible mixed-use situations. Demonstrating how bias allocations of expenses in mixed-use occur. And learning how to identify tenant overcharges when reviewing landlord billings.
Plan now to register for this class and this conference event.
It is one of over 65 expert-led classes NRTA has lined up this year. The only event where industry experts and peers share best practices — assuring maximum benefits for each and every participant.
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Please note: National Real Estate Tenants Association will be unveiling the full Conference Curriculum and daily Agenda shortly. Check it out at NRTA.org.