High-credit standalone pharmacy tenants and anchor pharmacies in shopping centers. Double Net (NN) leases are common, with the landlord retaining structural responsibility while the tenant covers operating expenses. Pharmacies are frequent targets for improper roof repair and insurance pass-throughs. Annual CAM exposure for this tenant type ranges up to $20,000–$60,000. CamAudit runs 12 forensic detection rules specific to your lease structure in under five minutes.
Typical Lease Structure
Double Net (NN) or NNN
Avg. Locations
50–500+
Annual CAM Exposure
$20,000–$60,000
Double Net (NN) or NNN, landlord is typically responsible for structural components including roof and foundation, while tenant pays taxes, insurance, and CAM. Lease language defining "structural" vs. "maintenance" is frequently disputed.
Landlords reclassify structural roof repairs as membrane maintenance to pass the cost to the tenant. Insurance premiums spike year over year without corresponding changes in coverage or risk profile. Parking lot structural repairs are billed as routine maintenance.
Watch For This Trigger
Insurance premium increases 30–40% year over year with no documented change in coverage, risk factors, or claims history.
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Start Free AuditIn CVS v. Landlord disputes, pharmacy tenants have successfully recovered roof repair costs that landlords characterized as maintenance, by proving the scope of work extended the roof's useful life and therefore constituted a capital improvement covered by the landlord's structural obligation.
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