rolling in-place rent

German translation: rollende Mieten

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English term or phrase:rolling in-place rent
German translation:rollende Mieten
Entered by: Jitka Hejkal

10:43 Jul 1, 2004
English to German translations [PRO]
Bus/Financial - Economics
English term or phrase: rolling in-place rent
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The trade-off between current market pricing for the asset and the future value associated with holding the asset and rolling in-place rents to market as leases expire
Jitka Hejkal
Local time: 10:41
rollende Mieten
Explanation:
I think you'll find the "in-place" rent refers to the rent currently "in place", i.e. charged; the "rolling" will refer almost certainly to the clause in any rent agreement permitting rent increases in line with the rate of inflation, either on an annual, or on a similar, basis. Thus the sentence refers to future values, and the "rents" should have a "comma" after it for clarity.
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David Moore (X)
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rollende Mieten


Explanation:
I think you'll find the "in-place" rent refers to the rent currently "in place", i.e. charged; the "rolling" will refer almost certainly to the clause in any rent agreement permitting rent increases in line with the rate of inflation, either on an annual, or on a similar, basis. Thus the sentence refers to future values, and the "rents" should have a "comma" after it for clarity.

David Moore (X)
Local time: 10:41
Native speaker of: English
PRO pts in category: 24
Grading comment
Danke!

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