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Originally Posted by ranchlandsselling
So in the case of a sublet will the tenancy be subject to the same restrictions on occupancy and have to be considered "research park tenants?". I know there's some restrictive use covenants in there.
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Yes they would be. We approached the university committee and vetted the guidelines for approved tenancies. The tenant has to be research orientated in nature but their definition on what is “research oriented” is fairly loose. Effectively any tenant who could afford and would be interested in this type of space would likely be approved to enter the park.