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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a long lease" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used when referring to a rental agreement or contract that extends over a significant period of time. Example: "The company decided to sign a long lease for the new office space to ensure stability for the next several years."
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It's not a freehold, or a long lease.
They took out a long lease on the property and sublet the space to other startups.
Under leaseback, sovereignty went to Argentina but Britain retained possession under a long lease.
The Scully & Scully furnishing store will remain on a long lease in the ground-floor space once occupied by Regine's.
A few years ago some Socialists feared that Mr Aznar's PP had secured a long lease on power through economic success and alliance with CiU.
She added, "Unfurnished, on a long lease, it would rent between 2,200 euros and 2,500 euros a month" or at most, 30,000 euros a year.
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He did not remember the details of the original lease agreement for the land, he said, "but it was a very long lease".
After all, you're about to sign a year long lease (maybe even longer)!
Pritchard added: "With two new stands to be built, a 250-year long lease would then help secure the club's long-term future at Edgar Street".
Being stuck in a years-long lease is a nightmare for companies with hopes of scaling up or moving elsewhere.
Horn & Hardart now have it on a long term lease.
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