Common use of Approved Condominium Property Clause in Contracts

Approved Condominium Property. A Real Estate Asset which is a condominium unit and (i) in which members of the BP Group own 100% of the interests (including 100% of the unit owner’s voting rights) in the unit or (ii) in which members of the BP Group own not less than 95% of the interests and possess voting control over the unit owner (including control over the management, activities and policies of the unit owner) and (1) which is located in (x) a building that is listed in the National Register of Historic Places, as such registry is maintained by the United States National Park Service (or any similar Governmental Authority listing) or (y) a federal, state or local historic district and is located in a building that is certified as historically significant, each as recognized by the United States Department of the Interior and (2) as to which members of the BP Group have obtained or intend to obtain so-called “historic tax credits”; including in all events and without limitation, the Real Estate Asset commonly known and referred to as “Atlantic Wharf” so long as it continues to satisfy the conditions of clause (ii) of this definition. Arrangers. BofA Securities, Inc., and JPChase, each in its capacity as joint lead arranger and joint bookrunner.

Approved Condominium Property. A Real Estate Asset which is a condominium unit and (i) in which members of the BP Group own 100% of the interests (including 100% of the unit owner’s voting rights) in the unit or (ii) in which members of the BP Group own not less than 95% of the interests and possess voting control over the unit owner (including control over the management, activities and policies of the unit owner) and (1) which is located in (x) a building that is listed in the National Register of Historic Places, as such registry is maintained by the United States National Park Service (or any similar Governmental Authority listing) or (y) a federal, state or local historic district and is located in a building that is certified as historically significant, each as recognized by the United States Department of the Interior and (2) as to which members of the BP Group have obtained or intend to obtain so-called “historic tax credits”; including in all events and without limitation, the Real Estate Asset commonly known and referred to as “Atlantic Wharf” so long as it continues to satisfy the conditions of clause (ii) of this definition. Arrangers. BofA Securities, Inc., and JPChase, each in its capacity as joint lead arranger and joint bookrunner.