Sentence examples for expiring property from inspiring English sources

The developer rushed the project into construction last June, so it could qualify for an expiring property tax benefit.

An article last Sunday about expiring property tax exemptions on condominiums in New York City misstated the magnitude of the expected tax increase at a three-bedroom apartment at 497 Greenwich Street.

She attributed that largely to the fact that leases are expiring, and property owners see an opportunity to raise rents and find new, stronger tenants.

The answer has a lot to do with expiring intellectual-property rights.

The likes of Plastic People, The End, Turnmills and The Cross closed for various reasons, from owners simply wanting to move on and do something different in their lives, to councils placing so many restrictions on them that it becomes hard to operate, to long leases expiring on properties and the rent being doubled as a result.

His contract to buy the property expires Aug. 9.

The copyright may have expired, but the property rights have not.Now Yale University aims to change all that.

Since then, though, G.M.'s presence has shrunk to three floors from 26, and its contractual naming rights for the property expire in 2010.

The lease on the property expires within six months.

Mircera could finally come to market a year later, when Amgen's intellectual property expires.

However, the store was permanently closed in 2004, when the lease expired on the property and negotiations failed between Garten (the owner of the building in which Barefoot Contessa was housed) and the new owners.