Contracts
An Arizona commercial lease with a 'right to expand' clause gives the tenant:
AThe automatic right to take additional space at any time
BThe contractual right to lease additional adjacent space when it becomes available, under specified conditions✓ Correct
CThe right to add partners or employees without landlord approval
DPriority over other potential tenants for any available space in the building
Explanation
A right to expand (or expansion option) gives the tenant the right to lease additional space (often a specific suite or floor) when it becomes available, usually under specified conditions regarding notice, timing, and rental rate.
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