GHMA Opportunity 2nd Notice and Response Sample Clauses

GHMA Opportunity 2nd Notice and Response. (a) If there is at least one (1) GHMA Participating LP, then PKY/GP shall deliver to the GHMA Participating LP(s) a notice (a “GHMA Opportunity 2nd Notice”) setting forth, to the best of PKY/GP’s then current knowledge, as applicable: (i) a brief description of the general nature of the GHMA Opportunity (i.e., to (x) acquire, directly or indirectly, ownership and control of a GHMA Opportunity Asset, (y) acquire and/or provide Debt secured, directly or indirectly, by a GHMA Opportunity Asset or (z) seek investors to acquire equity in a GHMA Parkway Party-owned GHMA Opportunity Asset); (ii) the address(es) of the GHMA Opportunity Asset; (iii) the aggregate net rentable square feet of the GHMA Opportunity Asset (the “GHMA Opportunity Asset NRSF”); (iv) the estimated budget to close on such GHMA Opportunity (the “GHMA Opportunity Estimated Cost”) and the extent to which the GHMA Parkway Party then anticipates initially capitalizing such GHMA Opportunity Estimated Cost with equity and/or with debt; (v) the net present value (as reasonably estimated by General Partner) of the net return attributable to such GHMA Opportunity Asset, calculated in accordance with the Accounting Principles using a discount rate of 9% (the “GHMA Opportunity Estimated Return”), as well as such other pro forma information generally as PKY/GP or the applicable GHMA Parkway Party may possess with respect to projected returns and cash flows; (vi) the estimated date by which a deposit required in connection with any agreement to acquire and/or finance the GHMA Opportunity is then anticipated to be due; (vii) the estimated date by which closing on the GHMA Opportunity is then anticipated to occur; (viii) a schedule of the then estimated third party pursuit costs (including any legal fees, deposits, brokerage commissions and/or financing fees and costs) anticipated to be incurred in connection with the pursuit and closing of the GHMA Opportunity (collectively, even if same exceed the scheduled amount, the “GHMA Opportunity Pursuit Costs”); and (ix) other material information regarding the GHMA Opportunity then in the possession or control of PKY/GP. If a GHMA Opportunity involves a GHMA Parkway-Owned Opportunity, then the GHMA Opportunity 2nd Notice will be modified as appropriate to reflect the different circumstances applicable to the current GHMA Opportunity as opposed to pursuit of a third party investment.
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GHMA Opportunity 2nd Notice and Response. (a) If there is at least one (1) GHMA Participating LP, then PKY/GP shall deliver to the GHMA Participating LP(s) a notice (a “

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