this document may have some “requirements” for the tenant, such as the size of the space, and can also include “offerings” from a landlord to see what concessions each landlord is willing to give to land that user. in some scenarios, a landlord may be required to hold the space off-market for that tenant, which is unlikely to happen. if the space isn’t a best fit for the incoming user, they can ask for the landlord to handle the space planning and design of the space. users may holdover for multiple reasons, such as a delay in the relocation to their new space, an inability to find a new location, or if the user is unsure on whether they want to stay or move.