Sentence examples for expected lease from inspiring English sources

While they, too, would go on the balance sheet of the lessee, the value would be based on the expected lease payments over the life of the lease.

Buildings are bought and sold on expected lease terms of that size — coupled with the fact that it's the top of the market.

Having ousted the Republicans from the White House in 2008, he has an expected lease on the property for two terms, while leaving his party with a 50-50 chance of retaining it for another term.

GE has an interest in the ARJ21, as the supplier of its engines, and is expected to lease the aircraft to Chinese airlines.

Stadium capacity will expand to 108,251 through the project, and the luxury boxes are expected to lease for as much as $85,000 a year.

Federal agencies, state government and a single private tenant, Vantone, a Chinese real estate company, are expected to lease almost half of One World Trade Center, the $3 billion, 1,776-foot-tall building formerly known as the Freedom Tower.

Mr. Merin said he expects the sale to take place this year, but Novartis is expected to lease about 400,000 square feet of space at the Summit site until the East Hanover buildings are completed.

" Chelsea Market, which attracts about 120,000 visitors a week, will also have potential customers in the 1,000 office workers at the companies that are expected to lease space in the two new office towers, where Jamestown is not building any kind of cafeteria.

He said he expected to lease the shopping mall's only current vacancy — an 11,000-square-foot space that was previously occupied by a bookstore and the Hip-Hop Culture Center — to a casual sit-down restaurant whose name he was not ready to disclose.

Google is also expected to lease the Hughes hangar built in 1943.

Google is also expected to lease the massive 1943 hangar where aviator Howard Hughes built his "Spruce Goose" airplane.