Property Management
In New Mexico, a commercial tenant's 'exclusivity clause' prevents the landlord from:
ALeasing adjacent space to any other tenant
BLeasing space to tenants who compete directly with the protected tenant's specified business category✓ Correct
CIncreasing common area maintenance fees
DSelling the building during the lease term
Explanation
An exclusivity clause protects a commercial tenant from direct competition within the same property. The landlord cannot lease to businesses in the same category as the protected tenant (e.g., only one pizza restaurant in the center).
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