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You Can’t Spell Medical Without IDEAL: How to Tailor Ideal Lease Provisions for Your Unique Medical (and Life Sciences, MedTech and Biologics) Tenants
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You Can’t Spell Medical Without IDEAL: How to Tailor Ideal Lease Provisions for Your Unique Medical (and Life Sciences, MedTech and Biologics) Tenants
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Whether it’s a converted office suite or ‘medtail’ location, tenants seeking lease space for life sciences, medtech, biologics or even medical office may seek some specific lease provisions tailored to their unique needs. This session discusses boilerplate lease language related to power redundancies, access, assignment, subletting and other matters that may not work for these specific uses.
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- TX MCLE credit expires: 1/31/2025
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You Can’t Spell Medical Without IDEAL: How to Tailor Ideal Lease Provisions for Your Unique Medical (and Life Sciences, MedTech and Biologics) Tenants (Jan 2024)
Whether it’s a converted office suite or ‘medtail’ location, tenants seeking lease space for life sciences, medtech, biologics or even medical office may seek some specific lease provisions tailored to their unique needs. This session discusses boilerplate lease language related to power redundancies, access, assignment, subletting and other matters that may not work for these specific uses.
Originally presented: Nov 2023 Leasing Institute
Ashlee E Ross,
BoyarMiller - Houston, TX