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Lease Option Forensics: Options to Renew or Break, IFRS and Landlords' Ledgers

Gary Marshall Season 1 Episode 17

Understanding Lease Options to Renew or Break, and Their Impact on Business and IFRS Accounting in Retail Property

 

In this episode of 'That Retail Property Guy,' host Gary Marshall explores the complexities of property lease options and their implications for retail tenants. Covering specific factors like the option to renew and the option to break, Gary explains how different clauses in leases can impact a tenant's balance sheet under IFRS accounting rules and their strategy for moving forward (or not). The discussion delves into the nuances of lease breaks and options to renew, potential pitfalls, and how break options might alter a business tenant's financial outlook. Gary also highlights the importance of reconciling accounts with landlords to avoid discrepancies that could invalidate break notices. Practical advice is provided to ensure that business tenants manage their leases effectively, keeping in mind the conditions and dates specified in their agreements.

 

00:00 Introduction to Retail Property Management

00:19 Understanding Lease Options

01:38 The Impact of Options to Renew or Break on Business

02:21 IFRS Accounting Rules and Lease Liabilities

05:38 Exploring Break Options in Leases

07:39 Practical Concerns for Exercising Break Options

10:42 The Importance of Accurate Landlord Ledger Reconciliation

14:13 Final Tips and Cautionary Notes

18:53 Conclusion and Farewell

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