Sentence examples for leasing property from inspiring English sources

Other companies that are considering leasing property on Fulton Street Mall include Armani Exchange, Victoria's Secret and Nordstrom Rack, brokers who have shown them spaces said.

Lloyd's Register rents the office space from Palco, the Cuban government entity responsible for leasing property to foreign embassies and overseas businesses.

Other Miami residents filed legal challenges saying the city is required to not only have competitive bidding but to get fair market value when selling or leasing property.

In 1856 the Town of Babylon began leasing property in Gilgo Beach, West Gilgo Beach, Captree Island, Oak Island and Oak Beach, and many summer cottages were built.

For companies selling or leasing property because they need to consolidate or reduce the amount of space they occupy, Ms. Dow recommends one big move rather than incremental shifting.

Columbia has owned property on the south side of 125th Street since the late 1960's, but few people have been aware of the extent to which the university has been buying or leasing property in West Harlem, particularly for the past year.

Instead of leasing properties and then subletting them, Common acts as a property-management company.

While studying at the University of Michigan at Ann Arbor B.A.., 1963; J.D., 1966), Zell began purchasing and leasing properties to other college students.

People are leasing properties, a room or a foldout couch that would otherwise go unused.

Another of J.B.'s goals is adding two hotels a month over the next three years (either by leasing properties or through management contracts).

Notes Bob Dall, a Wall Street insider who follows the REIT industry: "American Financial was in the business of leasing properties for banking purposes.