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Your work letter agreement—that is, the contract that establishes the terms and conditions of structural changes that the leased space will undergo in preparation for your tenant’s occupancy—should clarify what the tenant may purchase with its improvement allowance. That’s because you don’t want the tenant to use its tenant improvement allowance (TIA) for equipment, personal property, furniture, or other items that won’t become your property at the end of the term.
