Leases for retail space must fit the unique needs of both the individual tenants and the shopping center as a whole. Two experts with experience representing both landlords and tenants explain the overarching business perspectives of a hypothetical shopping center and examine the unique issues associated with four different types of tenants, including small footprint grocery stores, restaurants, and franchise fitness centers. - Exclusive use agreements, continuous use provisions, and assignments
- Outlots, reciprocal easement agreements, and landlord financing concerns
- Provisions covering customer parking, cart corrals, and order pickup locations
- Franchisor rights in the event of tenant default
- Unique build-outs and durability of trendy business models
Available Formats
ON DEMAND
Attend online at your convenience. Includes individual access to electronic materials for three years. These may include written materials, a PDF of the presentation, and any video or audio recordings.
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Brandy Mathie and Ronn Nadis talk through how to negotiate a lease for retail space...
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