Sporting goods stores' use and exclusive clauses

Article Abstract:

Sporting goods stores, when they first began moving into shopping centers, demanded exclusive clauses. Many shopping centers were willing to grant sporting goods stores use and exclusive clauses based on those granted to such stores in downtown and neighborhood shopping districts. Those leases were not, however, good models for shopping center use. Points landlords should consider when developing sports superstore leases are discussed.

Sporting Goods, Bicycle Stores, Sporting Goods Stores, Sporting goods and bicycle shops, Bicycle stores, Sporting goods industry

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Use and exclusive clauses in banking institution leases

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Banks usually make excellent tenants, but it is advisable for shopping center landlords to include use limitations in banks' leases. Such limitations are necessary to assure that that space leased by banks is not used in a way that violates other tenants' rights. A bank with an unrestricted lease could, for example, sublet to a retailer that might compete with an existing tenant. Also discussed are exclusive clauses that banks demand.

Commercial Banks, Commercial Banking, Banking industry

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Catalog store use and exclusive clauses

Article Abstract:

It is still important for retail property lessors to have a clear understanding of the use and exclusive clauses in catalog-store leases, despite a general perception that the catalog-store retailing, as a significant retail sector, is in decline. An overview of catalog-store retailing, focusing on the sector's history and on the different types of catalog stores, is presented.

United States, Stores in Shopping Centers, All Other Miscellaneous Store Retailers, Analysis, Retail industry, Retail trade, Retail stores

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