
Cat A fitout is the base building finish delivered by the landlord. Cat B is the tenant's transformation into a working office. Learn the difference, who pays, what Cat A+ means, and what happens at lease end.
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Cat A fitout is the base building finish delivered by the landlord. Cat B is the tenant's transformation into a working office. Learn the difference, who pays, what Cat A+ means, and what happens at lease end.

Makegood obligations are the requirements in a commercial lease that specify the condition in which a tenant must return leased premises to the landlord at lease end. This guide covers what makegood physically involves, what it costs, the three makegood standards, and how to avoid disputes.

An end of trip facility refurbishment upgrades showers, change rooms, lockers, and bike storage in a commercial building to meet tenant expectations, NCC requirements, and Green Star standards. This guide covers scope, costs, NCC triggers, and what to expect from the process.
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