Rentats
Rentats refer to a family of long-duration rental agreements designed to stabilize housing costs and improve asset utilization by tying rent changes to transparent indicators and, optionally, tenant performance. The term is used in theoretical and policy discussions as an alternative to conventional short-term leases.
Common forms of rentats include several escalation and incentive mechanisms. Fixed rentats set a base rent
In practice, rentats involve the landlord and tenant as primary parties, though some models use cooperatives
Economic and policy debates around rentats focus on stability versus flexibility. Proponents argue that rentats reduce