Sentence examples for new lessees from inspiring English sources

But despite aggressive marketing and highly discounted rents, new lessees were hard to come by.

The Metropolitan has the right to dispose of sentimental and historical mementos, but the new lessees of the building have the right of commercial salvage.

He also denied that Obeid was called in to help when NSW Maritime, the landowner, moved to seek expressions of interest from potential new lessees without giving existing retailers preference.

Pathways and other housing first organizations help the new lessees connect with whatever government benefits they might be eligible for, which in Thompson's case is a monthly Supplemental Security Income check.

Other longer-term issues include decisions on the future of Castle Clinton, a final home for the World Trade Center "Sphere" and a new lessee for the restaurant pavilion, and, one day, removing the Coast Guard's Battery Park Building.

The main building was built over two existing structures, possibly to accommodate the new lessee of the manor, Robert Drury, a former Speaker of the House of Commons.

For the owners of the Boeing aircraft the move meant that they had to find a new lessee in a marketed where leasing prices had fallen from US$250,000 to US$150 180,000 per month.

Usually, the new lessee pays for any necessary vehicle inspections and transportation, as well as any transfer fees charged by the lease company.

Ideally, the new owners or lessees will offer services that the broad consumer base desires.

Now WeWork is the fastest-growing lessee of new office space in New York and next year will become the fastest-growing lessee of new space in America as it spreads to cities such as Austin and Chicago, not to mention London, Amsterdam and Tel Aviv.

This year, it was based on responses from more than 74,000 owners and lessees of new vehicles from the 2012 model year.