gross lease investment & finance definition
A
property lease in which the landlord pays all of the expenses associated with
owning property, or all of the expenses up to a certain amount. These expenses
typically include insurance, taxes, repairs, and utility expenses. A gross
lease is commonly used with short-term leases.
See gross lease in Wall Street Words
A lease in which the costs of maintaining the leased asset, including its insurance and taxes, are paid by the lessor. Compare
net lease.
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