Sentence examples for distinctive tenant from inspiring English sources
Such a prominent site might seem capable of attracting a more distinctive tenant, but Mr. Katz said the existing signs limited the field of prospective tenants.
"It gives affordable housing a distinctive look that tenants can take pride in," said Marvin H. Meltzer, a principal of the Meltzer/Mandl architectural firm.
"Inside, as well as out, Mayfair Towers provides tenants with distinctive styling," said an ad in The Times, without going into specifics.
But you did not report on the resultant exodus of the art galleries and antiques shops that used to give the street its distinctive character.Estates seek fashion tenants because often such businesses can afford to have loss-leading brand premises.
He said Reckson's working formula is to create "distinctive office environments that appeal to tenants' aesthetic and operation needs, as well as the bottom line".
Many of the tenants were attracted by the building's distinctive architectural features.
Mr. Hayes is keenly aware that the building's success depends upon its attractiveness to tenants, and his development team is promoting several distinctive features, including the fact that it may be the first heavy-timber midrise building erected in Seattle since the 1920s.
What they got was a building with a distinguished history of tenants who included the novelist William Dean Howells and the artist Childe Hassam; the distinctive trapezoidal windows of 130 West 57th appear in several of his paintings.
Tenant: Creare L.L.C. Tenant broker: Brett Maslin, Adams & Co.
