Rent Review
Project rent at review under open market, fixed uplift or index-linked terms.
Introduction
Who this is for: Landlords and tenants preparing for a rent review.
Why it matters: Review basis matters enormously. An RPI-linked review with a collar and cap behaves very differently from an open market review, and most UK commercial reviews are upward-only.
Typical scenario: A five-yearly RPI-linked review with a 1% collar and 4% cap, on a lease with three years since the last review.
- Forgetting the upward-only provision — rent cannot fall at review under most UK leases.
- Applying the headline index rate without checking collar and cap.
- Ignoring compounding across multiple review periods.
Inputs
Current Position
years
Review Terms
Analysis
On a index-linked basis over 5 years, rent moves from £75,000 to £87,793 — an uplift of 17.1%, equivalent to 3.20% a year.
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Live Results
Rent at Review
£87,793
Uplift
£12,793
Total Uplift
17.06%
Effective Annual Rate
3.20%