"lease management" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the process of managing leases or rental agreements for properties or equipment. Example: The property manager was responsible for overseeing all aspects of lease management, including finding new tenants, collecting rent, and handling any issues that arose during the lease term.
A judge with the New York Division of Tax Appeals ruled last month that a New York City taxi lease management company was obliged to pay more than $335,000 in sales taxes from its operations covering a period from 1992 to 1994.
The Rental segment comprises activities relating to residential property management, lease management, maintenance and modernization and tenant assistance.
The city continues to support the rapid transformation of such districts through flexible lease management and the provision of transport infrastructure.
Meanwhile, companies like Nestio and Online Residential (OLR) bolster the marketing and lease management functions of multifamily landlords by allowing them to syndicate listings to multiple Internet listing services.
Not only ownership but also leasing management is dispersed.
Sales commissions and fees are typically 9 to 10 percent, and there are also charges for leasing, management and acquisition of commercial buildings.
The firm has diversified into building, leasing, management and finance.
It operates within the following business segments: Container Shipping, Dry Bulk Shipping, Logistics, Container Terminal Operations, Container Leasing, Management and Sale, and Corporate and Other Operations.
Hightower, a New York-based leasing management platform for commercial real estate, today announced that it has raised a $13 million Series B funding round led by previous investor RRE Ventures.
The Others segment is engaged in the operation of home centers and professional football teams, the repair, delivery and installation of consumer electronic products, the development of systems, the Internet service provider (ISP) business, the leasing management of real estate, the cable television (CATV) broadcasting and CATV Internet business, as well as the manpower dispatching business.
The poor conditions at the penitentiary were partially due to the fact that the state leased management of the facility to private contractors, who frequently neglected prisoners' needs to cut costs.
