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The city purchased the property where my business is located and was given a 90 day notice to move out. Any Options?
San Diego, CA
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Posted 6 months ago in Landlord / Tenant
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I havent been able to find a suitable and similar location like the one i have currently and the notice expired recently, but i asked for an extension. Is there a way i can stay in my location until i find a new location?
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Joseph Robert McFaul
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Posted 6 months ago.
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To answer this question, you must review the terms of your lease. Some commercial leases have clauses that allow for termination of the lease if the city obtains the property through eminent domain. That may have happned here. If the city simply purchased the property, then the lease remains in effect and you might be able to stay to the end of the lease. An attorney would have to review the lease first to make that determination.
If the lease allows the city to termiante the tenancy, It is unclear if the city would be willing to negotiate an extension of your lease. For the right price, an extension may be agreeable if the city has no current plans for the property. |
