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An operating expense ‘Cap’, also referred to as an ‘expense increase limit’ or ‘expense stop’, is regularly included in the landlord-tenant lease in order to reduce the potential increase in operating expense liability to the tenant. From a tenant’s perspective, an expense Cap provides assurance in controlling their proportionate share of the property’s annual operating expense increase.

OPEX CAP Concepts & Applications – Nov 6, 2017