Lease Expiration
Expiring · next 90 days
00.0% of 0 occupying leases
Expiring · next 12 months
00.0% of occupying leases
Month-to-month
0past expiration, still in place
Peak month
Sep '260 expirations
Expirations by month
Sep '26 – Aug '27Spring and summer cluster by design: initial terms are set so renewals land in the leasing season, the way Yardi's expiration management does.
Lease expiration by unit type × month
occupying leases · MTM counted separately| Unit type | Sep '26 | Oct '26 | Nov '26 | Dec '26 | Jan '27 | Feb '27 | Mar '27 | Apr '27 | May '27 | Jun '27 | Jul '27 | Aug '27 | Later | MTM | Total |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Total | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
Later = expirations beyond the 12-month grid (long initial terms) and expirations already past on notice leases. Totals equal the occupying leases on the rent roll; the verify script asserts it.
Next 90 days
0 leases · first 40| Unit | Type | Resident | Expires | Notice | In-place rent | Market rent | Gap |
|---|
Gap is market less in-place rent — the renewal opportunity, or the loss-to-lease if the resident leaves and the unit turns at market.
Definitions
Expiration month is the end date of each occupying lease. Month-to-month residents have passed their expiration and are counted in the MTM column, not by month. Notice leases still appear under their expiration month until the move-out happens.