Sentence examples for building leasing from inspiring English sources

Historic Hudson Valley, which John D. Rockefeller Jr. established in 1951, owns the church property and building, leasing it to the congregation.

Redwood City and San Mateo have both slapped 45-day moratoriums on new "Internet-related businesses" building, leasing or renovating retail space.It is easy to fault dot.com firms for the negative side-effects of the boom.

His father, who is retired, worked in Basking Ridge, N.J., as a senior member of the technical staff of AT&T's global real estate group; the group oversees the building, leasing, renovation, expansion and engineering of company properties.

Beginning in the '70s, when the first investors began nosing for bargains among the Beach's sultry slums, Posner chronicles the ups and downs of seemingly every developer who so much as fantasized about building, leasing, renovating, demolishing or repainting any structure in Miami Beach.

The firm has diversified into building, leasing, management and finance.

The site, run by nonprofit groups in a building leased from the town, offers job referrals.

The Ronkonkoma-based Baldassano Architectural Group has designed numerous new industrial buildings on major highways, including a 51,500-square-foot byilding leased by Fabricade, a fabric distributor, for its headquarters.

The monks allowed him to stayed the night in a nearby school building, leased by the temple, according to the Boston Globe.

The Carlstadt building leased to SunGard was built as "flex space," Mr. Russo pointed out, meaning it could also have been used as a warehouse.

What buyers want, he said, is a "building leased for an amount of time that people perceive will take them through the dip".

THE university is expanding its presence in downtown Baltimore by renovating a 38,000-square-foot building leased from Peter Angelos, owner of the Baltimore Orioles.