Definition of "tenancy" []

• Possession or occupancy of lands, buildings, or other property by title, under a lease, or on payment of rent. (noun)
• The period of a tenant's occupancy or possession. (noun)
• A habitation held or occupied by a tenant. (noun)

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• "Now, it's clicking off the name tenancy threshold, but we have made huge progress, and again, when you think about being sub 50% a year ago and about 80% a year later and double the NOI, this thing is heading in the right direction."
• "If multi-tenancy is not an option, then public cloud computing gets reduced to a mere outsourcing of facilities and operations."
• ""The location, long-term tenancy and contractual rent increases are especially appealing to foreign buyers and institutional investors," says Arthur Milston, managing director at Savills US, a real estate advisory firm and investment bank."