Indeed, even though many of them are not Mormon, as Mr Romney is, the people bustling through this temporarily leased factory space in Las Vegas are all clad in Mormon chic, an impeccable version of business-casual.
Indeed, even though many of them were not Mormon, as Mr Romney is, the people bustling through the temporarily leased factory space in Las Vegas all seemed to be clad in Mormon chic, an immaculate version of business-casual.
Two months later, their campaign bore fruit, when the court handling the bankruptcy hearings leased the factory to them for a peppercorn rent.
In 1799, as revolutionary France began to consolidate itself as an empire, the three Dagoty brothers leased the factory and expanded the premises after being named official providers to Empress Josephine.
Mr. Zucker leased the factory, which is expected to generate a gross rental income of about $6.5 million a year, and is developing the land around it in partnership with Rubin Schron.
Joseph Pistilli, chief operating officer of Pistilli Realty, said he chose the co-op form of ownership because the community wanted for-sale housing, rather than a rental, and because he leased the factory and the land rather than owning it.
Lemel leased a factory in Rosh Pina, Israel, where they produce their line of baby bottles made of bisphenol A-free polyethersulfone.
Linville Martin, a lawyer and "artists' groupie" who has sought to convert his Candy Factory building at 8th Avenue and K Street into an artists' loft live/work space, said the Public Theatre, which leased the Candy Factory Annex, could not meet the rent, which doubled after the troupe's first year in the 4,300-square-foot 4,300-square-foot 4,300-square-foot
Carbon had leased office and factory space at the building that the Visteon Corporation had used to manufacture air-conditioning compressors for Ford and Lincoln.
The Dutch owner of the factory leased the building to the company created by Mr. Kaps, who had since raised $2.6 million in capital from friends and family.
Motorola's partner in the Texas project, global contract manufacturer Flextronics, has leased a 481,000-square-foot facthey — about the size of eight football fields — in Fort Worth and has begun recruiting the nearly 2,000 workers who will assemble the Moto X, due to be released this summer.
