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When scheduled rent is less than market rent, a tenant on a long-term lease who no longer desires the space should consider
B)assigning the lease.



The answer is assigning the lease. Because the market rent is higher, a prospective tenant might agree to pay a fee for the assignment. Normally, a sublease is for part of the premises or for part of the lease period.


The success of a small shopping center is generally tied to the
C)success of the tenants.



The answer is success of the tenants. If the tenants are successful, the shopping center will be successful.

The type of shopping center that best lends itself to condominium conversion is the
B)neighborhood.



The answer is neighborhood. Because of the number of small tenants, many are in a position to buy their own space.

You agree to the assignment of a lease to a new tenant for the remaining term of an original lease, but at a lower rate. You may require the original tenant to do the following things, EXCEPT to
C)remain on the premises.



The answer is remain on the premises. The old tenant may move at any time, but may continue to be financially liable.

A landlord is negotiating a lease for a community shopping center with a drugstore tenant who wants to lease 15,000 square feet. Indications are that rents in the area will increase over the foreseeable future. The recommended lease term would be for
B)a relatively short period of time

The answer is a relatively short period of time. This will allow an increase to the market rent at a future date

A landlord should insist on which clause in a long-term lease?
C)Escalation



The answer is escalation. An escalation clause protects the landlord in case taxes, utilities, or other costs increase faster than planned.

Many customers often choose to shop at a neighborhood center rather than a community or regional shopping center because
A)it saves time.



The answer is it saves time. The small centers are more efficient shopping for customers who are not on a major shopping run.

After two years of a 10-year lease, a tenant approaches you with the intention to move, and brings you a potential tenant to whom he wants to assign his lease. The new tenant wishes to have a low fixed rate for a long period of time. There is no assignment clause in the existing lease. You can NOT
B)negotiate with the new tenant.

The answer is evict the old tenant although they are current in rent. Stating a desire to move is not considered a default in the lease. The landlord could negotiate with the new tenant, hold the old tenant responsible, or solicit new tenants.


Which type of tenant would be LEAST likely to occupy a store in a regional shopping center?
D)Grocery store



The answer is grocery store. Grocery stores normally locate in community shopping centers and neighborhood centers.

A successful national chain drugstore offers to pay you a percentage of its revenues above a base amount. In return, it asks for a lower base rate for rent. What is it asking for you to do?
B)Share the risk of its success



The answer is share the risk of its success. The percentage lease, whereby the tenant agrees to pay a percentage of the rent, can be a very profitable strategy for the investor who believes that the store will be highly successful.

Which type of shopping center would have a supermarket, a department store, and other small retailers?
C)Community



The answer is community. A community shopping center has a supermarket, a major general merchandise tenant, and other small tenants. These centers are normally 100,000 to 300,000 square feet in size.

The management of a regional shopping center includes responsibility for all of the following activities, EXCEPT
C)hiring trained personnel for the tenants



The answer is hiring trained personnel for the tenants. Shopping center managers do not act as employment agents for their tenants

To avoid the problem of closed, dark stores in community shopping centers, landlords find the LEAST effective approach is to
D)get a security deposit of at least one month's rent.

The answer is get a security deposit of at least one month's rent. This would not help prevent a tenant from closing the store, but continuing to pay rent.


Which of these is FALSE?
A)Community shopping centers service a trade-area population of over 400,000 people.



The answer is community shopping centers service a trade-area population of over 400,000 people. Community shopping centers service a population of 40,000 to 150,000 people.

An investor is analyzing the market for a new shopping center. She wants to be certain that she has a few tenants that will generate traffic to her center. Which tenant would NOT be expected to generate traffic?
C)A furniture warehouse The answer is a furniture warehouse. Supermarkets, discount stores, and dollar stores generate retail traffic.