MIAMI—Even if a landlord offers rent relief to a tenant, there'sno guarantee that the retailer will survive.
"With the large retailers and probably more so with the smalllocal businesses, there's no certainty they will make it," StevenJ. Solomon, a locally-based managing shareholder at the law firm ofGray Robinson. "In certain markets, like Florida, the summer monthsare traditionally not strong. So if you're reopening a business inJune, there are no holidays and tourism is low and probably will beeven further depressed by people's reluctance to travel."
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