A commercial lease can run 60, 80, even 150 pages once you count the original agreement, every amendment, every side letter, and every exhibit. Buried in that stack are the numbers your finance, asset management, and legal teams rely on every day: rent escalations, CAM caps, renewal windows, termination triggers. When those numbers are wrong
As the new Financial Accounting Standards Board (FASB) and International Accounting Standards Board (IASB) lease accounting standards, is set to come into effect, it is going to potentially change financial reporting standards. Real estate companies will be required to capitalize their property and equipment leases shifting the way commercial property leases are managed and negotiated.