Definition
The difference between market rent and actual in-place rent across a property.
Example
Loss to lease of $46,000 annually represented the upside available as leases rolled to market.
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Frequently asked questions
What does Loss to Lease mean in real estate?
The difference between market rent and actual in-place rent across a property.
How is Loss to Lease used in practice?
Loss to lease of $46,000 annually represented the upside available as leases rolled to market.
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