Definition of rent roll in English:

rent roll

noun

1A register of a landlord's lands and buildings with the rents due from them.
Example sentencesExamples
- The centre also provides a genealogical service which is backed up by an extensive computer database, based on church records, school registers, rent rolls, cemetery records, census returns, local newspapers and street directories.
- Agencies that provide a management service are responsible for monitoring the rent roll, service charges, the day-to-day running of the property and regular inspections.
- They include property administration, facilities management, administration of the rent roll, maintenance, risk and revenue.
1. 1.1 A landlord's total income from rent.
  Example sentencesExamples
  All are let on five and ten year leases and provide an annual rent roll of £25,700.
  Faced with rising agricultural prices, landlords set out to ensure that the value of their rent rolls would rise correspondingly.
  The cost depended on the size of the stake and the rent roll.
  The section 23 residential element of the scheme might be attractive for investors with an existing rent roll.
  The 155,000 sq ft centre has a rent roll of £1.95m and there are plans to develop a further 50,000 sq ft of space.
  The fund's share of the current £8 million annual rent roll from the shopping centre will be used to service the borrowings.
  The centre has a rent roll of €3 million and the next review is due in 2004.
  The rent roll is expected to rise to £2.6 million a year once agreed lettings have been completed.
  With this rent roll, the trading company can lend him 95 per cent of the cost of a Section 50 apartment.
  If it was then rented out to three students paying €70 each per week, the monthly rent roll would be €840, leaving a much lower shortfall for the landlord to make up.
  The next review on the five-storey property is likely to produce a significant hike in the rent roll.
  Despite the sharp fall in the amount of office space managed, office rent rolls actually eked out a small increase.
  Reviewing an investment acquisition for value-enhancing opportunities can mean more than just enhancing the property's rent roll with market rate rents.
  The combined rent roll is £124,000 per annum - these range from £18,500 to £24,165 per unit.
  Dunnes Stores is the anchor tenant in the centre, which has a rent roll of around €2.5m and is located in the Dublin suburb of Crumlin Cross.
  The restored properties will be sold fully furnished and enjoy a current rent roll of €1,142 per month.
  The future rent roll from the property, which otherwise would be subject to income tax at 42 per cent, is sold on or securitised.
  The centre has a book value of £150 million and an annual rent roll of £8 million.
  The three upper floors are let as offices on shorter leases and in all, the current rent roll amounts to more than €79,000 per annum.
  The current rent roll is £38.1m, suggesting there is much more scope for growth in the portfolio.

单词	rent roll
释义	Definition of rent roll in English: rent roll noun 1A register of a landlord's lands and buildings with the rents due from them. Example sentencesExamples The centre also provides a genealogical service which is backed up by an extensive computer database, based on church records, school registers, rent rolls, cemetery records, census returns, local newspapers and street directories. Agencies that provide a management service are responsible for monitoring the rent roll, service charges, the day-to-day running of the property and regular inspections. They include property administration, facilities management, administration of the rent roll, maintenance, risk and revenue. 1.1 A landlord's total income from rent. Example sentencesExamples All are let on five and ten year leases and provide an annual rent roll of £25,700. Faced with rising agricultural prices, landlords set out to ensure that the value of their rent rolls would rise correspondingly. The cost depended on the size of the stake and the rent roll. The section 23 residential element of the scheme might be attractive for investors with an existing rent roll. The 155,000 sq ft centre has a rent roll of £1.95m and there are plans to develop a further 50,000 sq ft of space. The fund's share of the current £8 million annual rent roll from the shopping centre will be used to service the borrowings. The centre has a rent roll of €3 million and the next review is due in 2004. The rent roll is expected to rise to £2.6 million a year once agreed lettings have been completed. With this rent roll, the trading company can lend him 95 per cent of the cost of a Section 50 apartment. If it was then rented out to three students paying €70 each per week, the monthly rent roll would be €840, leaving a much lower shortfall for the landlord to make up. The next review on the five-storey property is likely to produce a significant hike in the rent roll. Despite the sharp fall in the amount of office space managed, office rent rolls actually eked out a small increase. Reviewing an investment acquisition for value-enhancing opportunities can mean more than just enhancing the property's rent roll with market rate rents. The combined rent roll is £124,000 per annum - these range from £18,500 to £24,165 per unit. Dunnes Stores is the anchor tenant in the centre, which has a rent roll of around €2.5m and is located in the Dublin suburb of Crumlin Cross. The restored properties will be sold fully furnished and enjoy a current rent roll of €1,142 per month. The future rent roll from the property, which otherwise would be subject to income tax at 42 per cent, is sold on or securitised. The centre has a book value of £150 million and an annual rent roll of £8 million. The three upper floors are let as offices on shorter leases and in all, the current rent roll amounts to more than €79,000 per annum. The current rent roll is £38.1m, suggesting there is much more scope for growth in the portfolio.
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