New Brunswick Commercial Lease Guide (Canada)
Commercial Lease Risks in New Brunswick
Don't sign a lease in New Brunswick until you understand pass-through costs, repair obligations, and common landlord traps.
Not legal advice. Use this as a checklist and discuss with a qualified professional.
Key Things to Watch in New Brunswick
These are common commercial lease risks for tenants. Always confirm the exact terms in your lease.
Renewal Options & Notice Deadlines
Renewal clauses often require strict written notice. Calendar deadlines and negotiate longer notice windows where possible.
Pass-Through Cost Controls
Require transparency for operating costs and property taxes, and negotiate caps on controllable expenses.
Common Landlord Traps
- Uncapped pass-throughs: Operating costs, taxes, and insurance can rise year-to-year without a cap.
- Capital replacements billed to tenant: Avoid language that makes you pay for roof/HVAC replacement.
- Short notice deadlines: Renewal and termination rights can depend on strict written notice windows.
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