who is responsible for restroom improvements in a commercial property?

Answer 1

It is always the responsibility of the owner of the property. A contrary answer lies in the provisions of its leasehold contract.

Answer 2

This will depend upon where the restroom is located. If the restroom is in a 'public' or shared area of the property then the property owner is responsible. If the restroom is located in an office (or store) then it will depend upon the lease contract as to who is responsible for improvements.

Some properties with shared restrooms use a 'CAN' fee to pay for these types of improvements. The utilization of CAN dollars is based on the lease agreements.

Hope this answers the question.

Answer 3

The answer should be in your rental or lease agreement. If it is
not stated and nothing about restrictions or improvements.. it is
assumed that it is the tenants responsibility cause it's a commercial property.. It is the opposite if it is residential commercial property! All residential property is the responsibility
of the Landlord unless stipulated otherwise by agreement.
I am talking Canada Rental Laws here.. it might be different in the US!

Answer 4

I would check your lease agreement. I recently signed one for my business and there was a clause in there about the restroom such as repairs, improvements and such. If there is not a clause specifying the restroom, you may need to check if another clause is applicable to this.

Answer 5

depends on if it is in the lease in direct or indirect langage sometimes you can strike a deal and share the costs ask questions to the owner or management company

Answer 6

tHE PROPERTY OWNER.