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One thing to look out for when leasing to bars, restaurants, nightclubs, and other entertainment establishments is unanticipated—and unwanted—use changes after the business opens. Such changes may include the introduction of topless dancing. Needless to say, this is the kind of thing that can raise a firestorm of objections from not only other tenants, but also local residents and government authorities. So, you want to make sure your lease protects you in case an entertainment tenant tries to go to a topless format.
