These case studies are built from public-record leases, CAM statements, and pipeline outputs. They show how CAMAudit turns lease terms and statement data into a defensible overcharge report.
A public-record CAM case study showing $5,952 in flagged insurance pass-through charges in a CVS pharmacy sublease inside Target.
Apparent overcharge
$5,952
Findings
3
High confidence
$5,952
A public-record office lease case study showing $76,440 in apparent overcharges tied to a deflated base year and a controllable expense cap miss.
Apparent overcharge
$76,440
Findings
3
High confidence
$76,440
A public-record municipal market case study showing $32,201.40 in apparent overcharges from doubtful accounts reserves and executive overhead allocations.
Apparent overcharge
$32,201
Findings
2
High confidence
$19,034
A public-record mixed-use lease case study showing $36,149.65 in apparent overcharges from lobby renovation soft costs and landlord overhead.
Apparent overcharge
$36,150
Findings
4
High confidence
$27,464
A public-record strip-center case study showing how a 4.50% statement share versus a 4.24% lease share produced a $2,340.15 apparent overcharge.
Apparent overcharge
$2,340
Findings
2
High confidence
$2,340
A public-record retail lease case study showing ~$18,746 in apparent overcharges from parking lot resurfacing and curb replacement billed through CAM.
Apparent overcharge
$18,746
Findings
2
High confidence
$18,746
A public-record government office case study showing $3,216 in apparent overcharges from an inflated year-end reconciliation true-up billed above the computed tenant share.
Apparent overcharge
$3,216
Findings
2
High confidence
$3,216
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