Vacant Space definition
Examples of Vacant Space in a sentence
To that end, Seller agrees to escrow with Escrow Agent at Closing, an amount equal to (i) $15.00 per square foot of the Vacant Space for anticipated tenant improvement allowances applicable to the Vacant Space, plus (ii) $3.00 per square foot of the Vacant Space for anticipated leasing commissions applicable to the Vacant Space (collectively, the “Leasing Escrow”).
At such time as Seller provides Purchaser with a new lease for any portion of the Vacant Space (and such new occupant has satisfied the Occupancy Conditions), Purchaser shall, upon ten (10) days advance written notice from Seller, pay to Seller a portion of the Unfunded Purchase Price in an amount equal to the annual base rent payable under said new lease (such base rent in no event to exceed 110% of the pro forma annual base rent for such space per the attached Exhibit B) divided by the Base Rent Divider.
All leases for the Vacant Space shall comply with the Leasing Parameters attached hereto as Exhibit F or shall otherwise be approved in writing by Purchaser.
During the term of the Earnout Period (and prior to the satisfaction of the Occupancy Conditions of any portion of the Vacant Space by a new tenant), Seller shall be responsible for the monthly pro rata share of taxes, insurance and common area expenses (collectively, the “Operating Expenses”) allocable to the Vacant Space.
Once any portion of the Vacant Space is leased to, and occupied by, a tenant then satisfying the Occupancy Conditions, Seller’s obligation to pay Purchaser the Operating Expenses allocable to that portion of the Vacant Space shall terminate and the balance of the Operating Expense Escrow allocable to said space shall be promptly paid to Seller.