Sentence examples for shop lease from inspiring English sources

The charity shop I worked in closed recently because we were unable to make enough money to cover the £24,000 per annum shop lease, utility bills, salary of a manager and part-time deputy, and the old transit van we used for collections/deliveries etc.

A series of shop leases on the King's Road came to an end, and students watched the Victorian facades come down, then scavenged in skips for materials.

Indeed some food chains could find themselves marooned, as it is estimated that about 50% of the UK's shop leases will expire over the next seven years, threatening to accelerate the pace of high street change.

Thus a British shopper who buys a Gucci handbag or a Chanel perfume at a new Heathrow Terminal 3 shop leased from BAA by one of those companies escapes the U.K.'s 17.5% value-added tax.

Nearly 200 residents bought shares priced between £500 and £30,000 and the property will now be converted into flats above shops leased to independent traders.

A clothing shop, whose lease is up in 2015, is on the ground floor.

Paul, along with former assistant manager Robert Peckham, set about getting the financial backing they needed to take on the shop's lease and open their own independent photography business.

Hotels need to determine whether they can make more money leasing space to a shop than leasing to some other business, like a restaurant or bar, experts say.

Complete with nativity sets, advent calendars and Christmas decorations the shop is leased by Truro Cathedral and was opened by The Dean of Truro, The Very Reverend Roger Bush.

He has focused on building the Tokyo-based firm into a one-stop shop for leases, loans, commodity funds, insurance and other services — not unlike a GE Capital or Citigroup on a small scale.

I used the same argument to get my client out of his shopping center lease.