Graduated Lease
A lease (usually long-term) that is periodically adjusted to reflect the appraised value of the asset being leased.

Investopedia Says:
For example, if under a graduated lease a company was leasing land for 25 years, every 5 years the lease payments might be adjusted to reflect the current market value of the land.

Related Terms:
Capital Lease
Debt
Leaseback
Lessee
Lessor
Operating Lease
Synthetic Lease

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