September 11, 2026
Yes, make good clauses can be negotiated before signing a commercial lease to define the exact condition the space must be in at expiry. Negotiating these terms early prevents unexpected…
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Fair wear and tear is the gradual deterioration of a space through reasonable everyday use, such as minor carpet wear and wall scuffs. Tenant damage includes specific modifications or accidents,…
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Make-good is a legal obligation in a commercial lease that requires a tenant to restore a space to an agreed condition before handing back the keys. This usually involves removing…
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Thinking Process: 1. **Deconstruct the Request:** * **Role:** Expert content writer for Progressive Corporate (Melbourne, commercial fitout specialist since 1989). * **Output:** Raw HTML only, specific structure, no markdown, no…
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Thinking Process: 1. **Deconstruct the Request:** * **Goal:** Write raw HTML content for a WordPress page about “How do you calculate commercial lease make good costs?” * **Brand:** Progressive Corporate,…
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The tenant is responsible for paying for make-good work as it is a legal obligation written into the commercial lease. The specific scope of work and the final cost depend…
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Office make good costs in Melbourne typically range from $15,000 to $60,000 for small offices under 200sqm, $60,000 to $180,000 for medium spaces up to 500sqm, and $180,000 to $500,000…
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An end of lease office make good involves restoring a commercial space to an agreed condition, often requiring the removal of partitions, joinery, and the reinstatement of building services. This…
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Make-good obligations are legal requirements in a commercial lease to restore a tenancy to an agreed condition before the keys are handed back to the landlord. This typically involves removing…
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