When a company leases an office, retail store, warehouse, factory, hotel, or other commercial property, the process involves much more than simply finding a suitable location and agreeing on the rent. The provisions of the lease agreement can directly affect the company's ability to carry out its business activities, its investment costs, rental expenses, and potential legal disputes in the future.   Particularly in long-term leases, issues such as the property's unsuitability for the intended business activity, the inability to obtain the necessary permits, improperly determined rent increase terms, or the early termination of the agreement may result in significant financial losses.   For this reason, when leasing commercial real estate, companies should consider not only the rental price and the property's physical characteristics but also the legal implications of the lease agreement.   So, which provisions should be carefully considered when drafting a commercial real estate lease agreement?..