In many commercial lease transactions, brokerage commissions are paid by the landlord and are typically built into the overall leasing structure. Commission arrangements can vary based on the property, transaction, market conditions, and negotiated agreements. Understanding how commissions are structured can help businesses evaluate potential rebate opportunities associated with qualifying transactions.

Yes. Commission rebates are legal in New York when properly structured in accordance with applicable brokerage requirements.

Rebate eligibility depends on several factors, including the transaction structure, brokerage agreement, lease terms, and applicable regulations. Because every commercial lease transaction is unique, rebate opportunities are evaluated on a case-by-case basis. Rabban Realty works with clients to identify potential opportunities throughout the leasing process.

Potential savings vary depending on lease value, lease term, commission structure, and transaction details. While every transaction is different, qualifying businesses may be eligible to receive a portion of a brokerage commission as a rebate. Businesses can use our Commercial Lease Rebate Calculator to estimate potential savings and discuss specific opportunities with Rabban Realty.

No. Clients continue to receive professional tenant representation and strategic advisory services throughout the transaction process.