Common use of Right of First Opportunity Clause in Contracts

Right of First Opportunity. In the event that BREA desires to (i) cause the Company to sell one or more Properties but not more than 25 Properties whether directly or through the sale of one or more Company Subsidiaries or Properties (a “Property Sale”), (ii) cause the Company to sell all or a portion of the Company’s interests in more than 25 Properties or Company Subsidiaries owning more than 25 Properties (collectively, a “Portfolio/Company Interest”), whether directly or indirectly through a sale of interests in one or more Company Subsidiaries (including through an initial public offering or merger) or otherwise (a “Portfolio Sale”) or (iii) sell all or substantially all of its direct or indirect interest in the Company (“BREA’s Membership Interest“, and a sale of BREA’s Membership Interest, a “BREA Membership Sale”) to an unaffiliated third party, then, prior to BREA commencing marketing with respect to any such Property Sale, Portfolio Sale or BREA Membership Sale, BREA shall send the Administrative Member a written notice informing the Administrative Member that BREA intends to commence marketing for such transaction (an “Intent to Sell Notice“).