Property Management
In New Mexico commercial leasing, 'co-tenancy provisions' give a tenant the right to:
AAdd additional tenants to their lease
BReduce rent or terminate if key anchor tenants leave or occupancy falls below a specified level✓ Correct
CSublease to competitors
DExpand their space at a discount
Explanation
Co-tenancy provisions protect retail tenants by allowing rent reductions or lease termination rights if anchor stores leave or occupancy falls below a threshold, recognizing that their business depends on customer traffic from co-tenants.
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