'green lease' is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English
You can use it to refer to an eco-friendly rental agreement between a landlord and tenant. For example, "The landlord and tenant agreed to a green lease to reduce their impact on the environment."
How about having commercial developers adopt green leases with tenants to ensure performance?
Another company owned by Mr. Green, S L Green Leasing, is the leasing and managing agent.
Nesa has been terminated from the job at Park Avenue South, said Mr. McKelvey, who also said Stephen Green's leasing and management company, S L Green Leasing, would not conduct future business with the company.
Among the reasons the building has fared so poorly, Steven M. Durels, SL Green's leasing director, told investors, was "a seriously flawed lobby renovation, which included a spraying water fountain and more than 30 hideous crystal chandeliers".
Also, "Investors realize that 'a green story' helps lease space faster even if "tenants won't pay for it".
The tribe now has the green light to lease its rights to an estimated 1.4 billion tons of coal, more than the U.S. consumes annually.
The now-demolished Howard Johnson's restaurant site at 1551 Broadway, owned by a 50/50 joint venture between developer Jeff Sutton and REIT SL Green, has been leased to American Eagle Outfitters, the clothing giant that today has 852 stores in the U.S. and 74 in Canada.
They lease their Green Garage work spaces at rates ranging from $50 a month for an open chair at one of the room's shared tables to $1,000 for an office-size area that fits four to five people.
A heckler shouted, "You can't find one!" Mahon responded "I have one in my pocket" and he revealed an option to lease Mere Green field, in Walton, Lancashire, the site of what is today known as Goodison Park.
Emerald Green, which opens its leasing office Sept. 8 and has starting monthly rents of $1,900 for studio apartments, is an environmentally responsible building.
