tenacy
/ˈtɛn.ənsi/Definitions
1. noun
The state of being a tenant; a holding or occupancy of land or a property under a lease or tenancy agreement.
“The landlord and tenant agreed to a five-year tenancy of the apartment building.”
2. noun
The state of being a holder or occupant of a particular position or office.
“She held a tenancy on the board of directors for two years before resigning.”
3. noun
A group of people occupying a particular place or area.
“The tenancy of the city’s residents was a diverse and vibrant community.”