When property managers are looking to secure a mix of tenants for which "the whole is greater than the sum of its parts," or in other words a group of tenants that shares similar characteristics such that the experience of living together is mutually beneficial, they are seeking what is referred to as:
A) permanence potential
B) synergism
C) rehabilitation
D) adaptive reuse

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Synergism refers to the phenomenon where the combined efforts of a group of tenants result in a greater overall benefit than the sum of the individual benefits. When property managers seek to secure a mix of tenants that share similar characteristics, they are looking for synergism among the tenants. Permanence potential refers to the likelihood that tenants will remain in a property for an extended period, rehabilitation involves the restoration or renovation of a property, and adaptive reuse refers to the process of repurposing a property for a new use. None of these options accurately describe the situation described in the question.

When Property Managers Are Looking to Secure a Mix of Tenants