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Retail Turnover-Rent Calculator

Most Saudi mall leases stack a turnover rent on top of base rent: a percentage of sales above a breakpoint. Work out the percentage rent due, the natural breakpoint, your rent-to-sales ratio and the all-in occupancy cost before you sign.

Lease and sales inputs

All figures in SAR. The model adds percentage rent on sales above the breakpoint to the base rent. Use a natural breakpoint (base rent divided by the turnover rate) or set your own.

The breakpoint is the annual sales level at which turnover rent starts. Below it you pay base rent only; above it you also pay the turnover rate on the sales over the breakpoint. "Natural" sets it automatically to base rent divided by the turnover rate; pick "Specified" to enter your own figure.

Results

Rent-to-sales ratio

total rent as % of sales

Total rent

base + turnover, SAR / year

Turnover rent due

percentage rent, SAR / year

Annual rent and occupancy breakdown
ComponentAnnual SAR
Annual base rent
Turnover rent (above breakpoint)
Total rent
Service charge
Occupancy cost (rent + service charge)
VAT (15%)
Total incl VAT
Deal context
Natural breakpoint (base rent / turnover rate)
Effective rent (total rent / area)
All-in occupancy ratio (rent + service charge / sales)

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Assumptions. Annual figures. Percentage rent applies only to sales above the breakpoint (base-plus-overage structure); some leases instead take the greater of base or a flat percentage of sales, which this model does not compute. Service charge entered net; VAT applied to rent and service charge together. Ejar registration and marketing levies are not included. Figures rounded for display; raw values used in arithmetic.