Sentence examples for Direct leasing from inspiring English sources

In 1935, the prospecting permit procedure was eliminated and the present direct leasing procedure substituted.

"Those are starting to be leased, and once they are, then the market for direct leasing of Class A space and build-to-suit office space, can really pick up," he said.

However, Hassad does not view direct leasing of land as the best strategy: Mr Hajri explained that leasing deals are not always "win-win situations, and we don't want to be in a situation where the rich are taking away food and land of the poor".Hassad's focus is instead on investing in existing agricultural businesses and exporting the produce to Qatar where needed.

The landlord, George Comfort & Sons, has begun offering this space for direct lease, but has not set an asking rent.

Brookfield recently converted a 175,000-square-foot sublease with Commerzbank and a 250,000-square-feet sublease with OppenheimerFunds at 2 World Financial Center into long-term direct leases.

He said he was working with four tenants now in sublease space in Midtown that were negotiating to convert their agreements into direct leases.

With the agreement about to expire, it decided to stay on and sign a direct lease with its landlord, Tishman Speyer, for the same space.

"No owner that I have ever worked for has thought that subleasing at a lower rent is better than signing a direct lease".

Lehman was willing to sublease the space, but Mr. Steir said he advised Cadwalader that a direct lease with the landlord would be more desirable.

Reckson Associates Realty took back approximately 70,000 square feet of the space that the telecommunications company had rented and signed a direct lease with Skadden, Arps.

Another broker, Gene P. Spiegelman, an executive director at Cushman & Wakefield, said that 13percentt of the retail spaces on Madison Avenue were available either as a direct lease or a sublet.