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What is a 'tow tenant'?

12-03-2008 10:32am

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latenia

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In commercial property?

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#2 17-03-2008 12:23am

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I've not heard the term, can you give us more context?

Is there a sub-tenancy involved?

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#3 17-03-2008 12:30am

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I'd suggest it might be a typo.

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#4 17-03-2008 8:20am

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There's usually a large tenant (e.g Dunnes, Tesco) referred to as the 'Anchor Tenant', i.e the reason people will initially choose to go to the shopping centre.
I've not heard the phrase 'Tow Tenant' before though, but i imagine it's something similar

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#5 17-03-2008 9:27pm

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leeroybrown wrote: »

I'd suggest it might be a typo.

Having looked again, I think this is the explanation. The ad said 'let to tow tenants' which is probably 'two'. The different categories like 'anchor,' 'sitting' etc threw me.

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