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key tenant

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key tenant

See anchor tenant.



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Many retail leases include cotenancy clauses, which allow tenants to ask for rent cuts or even to pull out without penalty if other key tenants leave a particular shopping center.
A key tenant of Motelism is the view that as long as the Earth is scheduled to go up in a cloud of Armageddon smoke any day now, there is no reason to love, honor, protect and keep it clean.
The site already has a number of existing key tenants and the Care Partnership says it plans to redevelop the site in full consultation with these businesses.
 
 
 
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