Escalation clause – lease

The escalation clause in a lease agreement, refers to a provision that allows the lessor (landlord) to increase the base rent when the lease agreement is renewed at the end of its term. The quantum of escalation, is usually a percentage of the rent and is agreed upon by both parties.

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