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1. Common Areas: Required for multi-tenant properties, defining rights and obligations regarding shared spaces

2. Utilities and Services: Include when utilities are not individually metered or when services are provided by lessor

3. Environmental Matters: Important for industrial or potentially contaminated properties

4. Building Rules and Regulations: Necessary for properties with specific operational requirements or shared facilities

5. Property Management: Include when property management services are provided by lessor or designated agent

6. Force Majeure: While often standard, can be optional based on risk allocation preferences

7. Development Rights: Include for properties that may undergo future development or major renovations

8. Early Termination Rights: Optional provisions for early termination under specific circumstances

9. Signage Rights: Important for commercial properties where visibility and branding are crucial

1. Schedule of Properties: List of all properties covered under the master lease, with detailed descriptions and specific terms

2. Rent Schedule: Detailed breakdown of rent for each property, including escalation rates and special provisions

3. Form of Property Schedule: Template for adding new properties to the master lease

4. Service Level Requirements: Detailed maintenance and service standards for each property type

5. Insurance Requirements: Specific insurance coverage requirements and minimum limits

6. Permitted Alterations: Pre-approved alterations and improvement guidelines

7. Building Rules: Detailed rules and regulations for property use and operation

8. Condition Report Template: Standard form for documenting property condition at commencement and termination

9. Handover Procedures: Detailed procedures for property handover at commencement and termination