Outgoings

Outgoings refer to the expenses incurred in order to maintain and manage a property.

What are outgoings?

Outgoings refer to the expenses incurred in order to maintain and manage a property. These can include costs such as property taxes and insurance. 

Examples of property outgoings 

Some examples of outgoings include: 

  • Property taxes
  • Insurance premiums
  • Utilities
  • Strata fees
  • Property management fees
  • Repairs and renovations
  • Other miscellaneous expenses

How are commercial outgoings different from residential outgoings? 

Commercial outgoings are the costs related to running and upkeeping a commercial property. 

Unlike in residential leases where landlords cover the majority of these expenses, in commercial leases, tenants usually have to  reimburse landlords for these costs.

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