Sentence examples for leasing records from inspiring English sources

Many of the Port Authority's leasing records were destroyed in the towers' collapse.

— Landlords don't typically expect to set leasing records in a severe economic downturn, but the Long Island industrial real estate market is proving to be a welcome anomaly.

They argue that drilling on federal lands is not keeping pace and they blame the administration for a lackluster leasing record.

Bannon and Clohesy both signed the two-year lease, records show.

"With this information, we were able to develop robust carbon bookkeeping accounts to quantify carbon emissions from oil palm development". The research team gathered oil palm land lease records during interviews with local and regional governmental agencies.

The Van Dorens have good lease records back to 1947, so they can document exactly which space Ray Charles rented, where the Rolling Stones practiced, and where Woody Allen's production company rented from the 1960's to the 1990's.

Investigators said they interviewed multiple people and examined leases, business records, utility bills and other documents.

The S.E.C. said sales managers at Boston Scientific Japan leased warehouses, recorded false sales to distributors and shipped the products to the warehouses.

In 1997, Mr. Oynes's red-jacket auction brought the federal government $824 million and leased a record 1,032 tracts — numbers he can still recite as readily as his phone number.

Indeed, "Class A" office space — in the newest and best-quality buildings — in highly coveted areas like Midtown and downtown Manhattan continue to sell and lease for record prices, while vacancy rates are hovering around 5percentt, compared with 10percentt nationwide.

Most of the loans apparently are secured by so-called "leveraged leases" on recording studio equipment.