Best Practices for Drafting Commercial Leases at Mixed-Use Properties

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Best Practices for Drafting Commercial Leases at Mixed-Use Properties

Recorded On 07/19/2017

COURSE DETAILS

Learn tips and techniques for drafting clauses in commercial leases at mixed-use properties with the aim of minimizing any negative impact on the residential tenants from the use of the commercial space, which could result in liability for the landlord. Some of the issues covered will be:

  • The “Permissible Use” clause and retaining control over the type of business
  • Assignment and sublet provisions
  • Signage provisions
  • Structuring the commercial tenant’s operating obligations in order to minimize disturbances
  • Maintaining the sidewalks
  • Tenant’s permissible alterations and the impact on residential tenants
  • Scaffolding issues
  • Remedies available to the residential tenants resulting from improper use of the commercial space
  • Indemnification clauses and paying damages

FACULTY

Program Co-sponsor: Vendome Real Estate Media

Faculty: Craig A. Kraus, Borah, Goldstein, Altschuler, Nahins & Goidel, P.C.

Moderator: Heather Stone, Executive Editor, Vendome Real Estate Media

CLE CREDITS

1.5 NY CLE Credits; 1.5 Skills
 

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