Which of the following is a requirement for automatic renewal of leases?

Automatic renewal of leases typically means that the lease agreement will continue beyond its original term without requiring a new agreement or negotiation, under certain conditions outlined within the lease.

The requirement that no notice is required for renewal is key to these automatic renewals. When a lease has an automatic renewal clause, it automatically extends for a predetermined term unless one of the parties takes action to terminate it. This absence of a requirement for notice simplifies the renewal process, allowing the lease to seamlessly continue without additional administrative steps.

The other choices involve requirements that would not typically apply to automatic renewals. Written consent from both parties could complicate the renewal, as it implies a form of negotiation rather than a continuation of existing terms. A minimum lease duration of five years is an arbitrary stipulation that doesn't universally apply to automatic renewals; leases can have varying durations. Lastly, the payment of an additional fee is generally not a standard condition for automatic renewal and could be seen as a deterrent rather than a facilitator of a seamless lease continuation.