Red-team co-tenancy clauses before the lease is signed
Rung 8 of 10 · Red-team audit
1 · Learn the move · Red-team audit
Co-tenancy and exclusive-use clauses are where a shopping center's rent roll quietly booby-traps itself — sign the wrong coffee concept and an existing tenant's exclusive hands them a rent reduction or an exit. A red-team audit tells the model to attack the deal, not bless it: quote every trigger and remedy chain verbatim, run the prospect's use against every pasted exclusive, and treat silence as a gap rather than a green light. The output is a stack of questions for counsel, because interpreting the clause is their job — finding it is yours.
Review these lease clauses and tell me if it's okay to sign this new tenant. [PASTE]
2 · Your turn — you write the prompt
You manage leasing for a neighborhood center and have an LOI from a coffee-and-bakery concept. Before it goes further, you need the center's co-tenancy provisions and the other tenants' exclusives audited against the proposed use — because one missed exclusive can hand an existing tenant reduced rent or a termination right.
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