Sentence examples for leasing commission from inspiring English sources

For us, we don't have to pay a leasing commission or have a vacant home.

And when additional costs like tenant improvement allowances and leasing commissions are calculated, the deal could end up costing Mr. Rovt some $330 a square foot, brokers estimated.

But when other costs like leasing commissions and repairs are deducted "it probably means that the net cash flow is pretty close to zero," said Peter Hauspurg, the chairman and chief executive of Eastern Consolidated Properties, a brokerage company.

Office landlords must spend hundreds of thousands and often millions on new tenant improvements and broker leasing commissions.

Pierson says the current business model for Lovely is a straight, per-lease commission that it has with several of its data providers.

Negotiate leases, commission percentages, freelance rates and advertising rates.

During an interview just before the release of the integrity commissioner's report, Mr. Williams emphasized that because Maid of the Mist holds only a lease, the commission did not have to request bids — as is required for service or procurement contracts.

A broker makes his or her largest fees on a five-year or ten-year lease contract on prime office space (five or ten times the annual value of the lease, times the commission rate)—while most startups desire flexibility on both lease length and rates.

DealBook S.E.C. Spending Questioned  |  A Justice Department inquiry into a $556 million office-space lease complicates the commission's effort to get more money to meet its Dodd-Frank mandate.

In addition to fearing that the Vikings would seize the chance to break their lease, the sports commission said the Twins would have to reimburse the Metrodome for lost revenue and also would need to address concerns over concession and sign contracts.

The current lease requires the commission, not USC, to pay for the Coliseum renovations.