Surrounding Property. Any real property that abuts the Leased Property or any portion thereof.
Surrounding Property means any property located within one hundred (100) feet of the perimeter of each Property.
Surrounding Property means any property located adjacent to or within close proximity of the perimeter of any Property.
Examples of Surrounding Property in a sentence
The Lessor may cancel this Lease Agreement without the payment of any compensation to the Lessee, upon giving notice of not less than the Notice of Redevelopment Period to the Lessee, if the Lessor wishes to redevelop or alter the Surrounding Property or any part thereof or to incorporate it into any scheme of redevelopment involving the Leased Premises, provided that this clause 46 shall not be applicable during the Initial Period.
More Definitions of Surrounding Property
Surrounding Property. Any real property that is located within a one-half (1/2) mile radius of the Leased Property.
Surrounding Property means all properties touching, adjacent to, affected by, or generally within the area of a Project.
Surrounding Property means any real property (other than mineral rights) located within one-half mile of the perimeter of any portion of the Property.
Surrounding Property means any property located within one (1) mile of the perimeter of the Property.
Surrounding Property means the property surrounding the Leased Premises, including (if applicable) the Common Areas, as more fully described in Annexure “A” and as illustrated in Annexure “C” to this Lease Agreement; and
Surrounding Property means any property contiguous to the perimeter of the Property.