Industrial & Warehouse Triple-Net (NNN) Lease Redline Auditor
Industrial leases frequently try to make the incoming tenant responsible for "any environmental contamination discovered on the Property during the Term" (even if leaked by a tenant 20 years ago) as well as structural concrete floor slab settling and dock leveler replacements.
Small Business Hit With $29,500 Year-End NNN Reconciliation Spike After Building Resurfacing & Sale
An office/retail tenant signed a lease with no annual cap on Controllable CAM and no capital expenditure exclusion. After the shopping center changed hands, the new landlord repaved the parking lot, hiked property management fees to 15%, and passed through a $29,500 year-end NNN reconciliation bill.
RedlineCore™ inserts a strict 4% non-cumulative annual cap on controllable Operating Expenses, excludes capital replacements, and caps admin fees at 4%.
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“Tenant’s environmental indemnification and remediation obligations shall be strictly limited to Hazardous Materials affirmatively introduced to the Premises by Tenant or Tenant’s agents during the Term ("Tenant
What to Say to the Property Insurance Carrier / Desk Adjuster
"We will take 100% responsibility for any materials our operations bring onto the site, but we need an explicit carve-out confirming we aren’t liable for pre-existing soil/groundwater contamination or structural concrete slab defects."
Why they drafted it this way: Industrial landlords want a deep-pocketed tenant on the hook if an environmental Phase II inspection later uncovers historical soil or groundwater contamination.
Mandatory Audit Checklist Points
- Strict carve-out for pre-existing environmental conditions and off-site groundwater migration
- Landlord responsibility for structural concrete slab, roof deck, and parking lot base failure
- Delivery warranty on all overhead dock doors, levelers, and 3-phase electrical switchgear
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Frequently Asked Questions
Should an industrial tenant ask for a baseline Phase I Environmental Report?
Yes—always require the Landlord to provide their most recent Phase I Environmental Site Assessment and explicitly exempt Tenant from any pre-existing Hazardous Materials.
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