Sentence examples for lease stores from inspiring English sources

Merchants leap at the chance to lease stores for $100 to $150 a square foot, roughly one third to one half the rent for comparable space farther uptown.

Typically, the chain's stores run from 1,200 square feet to 1,400, but on Long Island, because of the volume, it is looking to lease stores of up to 2,000 square feet, Mr. Schuckman said.

The online vendors that are saving a small fortune by not having to lease stores are discovering to their chagrin that they may have to spend a large fortune on advertising and promotional pricing.

People come to Flight Club because they're cultural institutions and so we definitely see a need and an opportunity to create more kind of brick and mortar, long term lease store and keep market".

James S. Downey, an executive of Cushman & Wakefield's Retail Services Group, said he and his partner, Eric Le Goss, had represented Jensen for almost five years, chasing down and leasing stores in prosperous areas.

Using current figures, Walgreen's return on assets (net income divided by assets) is a handsome 12%; under the proposed rule, it would have to add $26.5 billion worth of leased store space to its balance sheet, sinking its ROA to 5%.

Fraser said she believes the rules favour potential operators who have already taken a leap of faith and leased store locations, and have good relationships with banks and contractors, because of the short timeline the province is imposing.

Chain pharmacies generally would prefer to lease their stores, but some of the biggest national retailers like Wal-Mart and Target insist on owning their real estate and maintaining control.

The company leases 27 stores with three million square feet of space to Kmart.

ABC's hivelike environment of leased departments — stores within a store — struck me as chaotic at first.

In addition, it will be able to reject nine unexpired leases on stores that have been closed.