Sentence examples for offered for leasing from inspiring English sources
Leasing Generally, fewer incentives are being offered for leasing than for buying cars.
You can tell the new-car salesman, 'Look, you've got to come down.' " Sublease space accounts for roughly 25percentt of all office space being offered for leasing in central business districts nationally, compared with only 9percentt in 1996, the last time that overall vacancy rates were at the current level, 14.8percentt, according to the real estate services firm Cushman & Wakefield.
The eastern Gulf of Mexico tract that would be offered for lease is adjacent to an area that already contains thousands of wells and hundreds of drilling platforms.
But worshipers are legally occupying the building, where retail space is offered for lease, once a week under temporary permits of assembly through December, Ms. Sullivan said.
The Southgate space, being offered for lease as either one or two offices, was occupied by two technology companies for nearly 20 years through the companies' various mergers and corporate configurations.
In November of the same year an advertisement in The New York Herald offered for lease a nine-room apartment at the Rembrandt for $75 per month, reduced from twice that "on account of the lateness of the season," meaning well after the usual summer renting season.
The group was considering Paris and other European cities, Mr. Schaus said, but when the Fondaco — which the Benetton family bought in 2008 through its holding company, Edizione — was offered for lease, they saw it as "an opportunity too good to miss".
Currently, such offices are being built or offered for lease in some of the city's best-known office towers, including the Metropolitan Tower, at 142 West 57th Street, and 666 Fifth Avenue, which spans the entire west side of the avenue from 52nd to 53rd Street.
It was previously offered for lease at $7,550 a month.
It was also offered for lease at $175,000 a month.
In the years since her death, the house has been offered for lease.
