"property leasing" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to the agreement between a landlord and tenant where the tenant pays the landlord to use a property for a specified period of time. For example: "The client is interested in looking into property leasing options."
The government gave allotments of land to various Indian tribes around the turn of the century, but kept control of the property, leasing it out for mining, lumber operations and ranching.
Her investigations have led to the sacking of some of the most senior figures in the state, most recently the country's former police chief, Bheki Cele, who was suspended over a property leasing scandal in 2011.
It operates through the following segments: Sale of Properties, Property Leasing and Management, Hotel Operations, and Others.
The company operates through seven business segments: Property Development, Property Leasing, Construction, Infrastructure, Hotel Operations, Department Store Operations and Others.
The Property Leasing and Management segment operates shopping centers which includes department stores, supermarkets, electronics stores, cinemas, karaoke bars, chain restaurants, and amusement arcades.
The Real Estate segment comprises the goods, property leasing services, and related commercial retail activities, with the exclusion of operating leases within the airport terminals.
In addition to several mixed-use projects downtown, in March he developed a 14-unit rental apartment complex in downtown's Union Plaza and had the entire property leased in two days.
SAN FRANCISCO — The City of Oakland has filed a lawsuit in federal court to prevent the Department of Justice from seizing property leased to the largest medical marijuana dispensary in the country.
The Rockefeller clan had always intended grand things for the complex, built on derelict property leased from Columbia University.
It was because Abhishek's father was a teacher that the place became their home - it was government property leased to the school.
That means the companies have to make embarrassing disclosures in their proxy statements about nepotism, property leased from the boss, corporate-owned apartments and other forms of insiderism that ought to be passé.
