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Commercial Lease - renewal/early termination

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twbarefoot

Junior Member
I'm leasing a warehouse space in California for my small business. The lease agreement was for two years with "(2) one year options" to renew. I've been here for almost 2 1/2 years. My business has really started to take off and now I'm bursting at the seams in this space. I never signed anything after the two years were up. So I assume the lease just automatically renewed. Does this mean I am obligated for another full year? The lease also states that I am obligated for early termination expenses. What would happen if I wanted to terminate my lease at 2 1/2 years? Is this considered early termination? I don't think I can last another 6 months in this space without adversely affecting the growth of my business.

Thanks!
 


ecmst12

Senior Member
You need to take your lease to a lawyer and see whether you are month to month or obligated for the rest of the year. No one can comment on a contract they have not read IN FULL.
 

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