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A use clause limits how you'll use the rented space. The limitations can be as broad as what business you'll conduct there, as narrow as what specific services or products you'll offer, or as nebulous as the quality level of your operation.

A use clause can be either a restriction on how you do business?telling you what you can't do?or a prescription, telling you what you must do. In general, you'll want to avoid strict restrictions on your use of the rented space, so count yourself lucky if the landlord's lease doesn't include a use clause.

In terms of commercial real estate, expansion options provide tenants with the choice to add more space to their rented premises. Typically, this would apply to an office space or retail location where the tenants seek to expand into an adjoining space.

A commercial escalation clause is always included in commercial real estate leases. It allows the landlord to increase the rate of your rent according to a specific timeline or according to certain triggers included in the clause.

The Right to Expand clause is included in Leases where a Tenant has an option to add additional space in the Landlord's Property to the rented Premises. The clause should include deal-specific information about the nature of the Expansion Premises, as well as any restraints on the Tenant's right to expand.

The expansion clause in commercial leases is a negotiable agreement between the landlord and tenant that permits the tenant an equitable right to expand within the building or property they are being leased.

A lease addendum is a legally binding document that both landlords and tenants agree to and sign (i.e., you can't add it to the lease without the tenant's knowledge!). Addendums modify the original lease agreement and/or provide additional information related to specific rental policies.