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CAM Exclusion Sets in Retail Leases
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CAM Exclusion Sets in Retail Leases

March 19, 2026 · 6 min read · Trevor Romoff

Retail leases routinely carve out categories of expense from CAM recoveries — capital items, management fee caps, excluded anchor pad costs, and tenant-specific exclusion sets negotiated at execution. When those exclusion sets are not systematically enforced at year-end reconciliation, landlords overbill tenants for costs they were never contractually entitled to recover. The resulting reconciliation disputes, credit adjustments, and tenant relationship damage are all downstream symptoms of a single upstream configuration problem.

Enforce CAM Exclusion Sets at Reconciliation

Firststreet extracts exclusion sets from lease language and verifies their enforcement against actual CAM pool compositions at year-end — so overcharges surface before statements go out.

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Further Reading Percentage Rent Breakpoints in Retail Leases → Co-Tenancy Provisions in Retail Leases → Retail Lease Governance: How Firststreet Addresses Retail Portfolio Risk →