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  "name": "What is the difference between a tenant improvement allowance and a landlord-provided build-out?",
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      "name": "What is the difference between a tenant improvement allowance and a landlord-provided build-out?",
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        "text": "A tenant improvement (TI) allowance is a fixed amount of money the landlord provides to the tenant to fund the build-out, giving the tenant more control over design and finishes, but the tenant typically manages the project and covers any overages. A landlord-provided build-out means the landlord undertakes and pays for the construction, often based on a pre-agreed scope, offering less control but potentially simpler execution for the tenant. The practical tradeoff is between control and financial responsibility; a TI allowance offers flexibility but requires careful budget management.",
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        "description": "TI allowance gives funds and tenant control, while landlord-provided means the landlord manages and pays for the build-out, offering less tenant control."
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  "description": "TI allowance gives funds and tenant control, while landlord-provided means the landlord manages and pays for the build-out, offering less tenant control."
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