Sentence examples for tenant needs from inspiring English sources

This means if a tenant needs three generators to sustain operations in the event of a power failure, it should install four, the amount needed plus one.

Because of the varying needs of small tenants, Mr. Leon said, spaces on prebuilt floors are designed so the corridors of spaces line up, so if a tenant needs to grow, removing a wall or two adds space.

If a tenant needs X number of private offices, a server room, a pantry and a certain size bullpen for its employees, they make their reqests -- and within a few days' time, they get a set of plans".

Optimally, Mr. Shapiro said, floor sizes should be no more than 40,000 square feet to accommodate a variety of tenant needs -- about the floor size that architects have specified for Sutton Park South.

Similarly, if a tenant needs to move house in the private sector to secure work or to support a family, they may find they are expected to pay many weeks' rent in advance and do not have the capital to cover the cost.

"All one joint tenant needs to do in order to unilaterally destroy the survivorship interest and convert the joint tenancy to a tenancy in common is to convey away his interest or to execute and record a new deed to himself," Ms. Bluth said.

At Castle Gardens, the one time Mr. Carney's sleep was disrupted by a knock on the door was when a tenant needed a toilet plunger.

"We know the economy is slowing somewhat, but we believe this location and the amenities will attract a tenant needing 150,000 square feet of space or more," he said.

He estimates the construction cost at $12 million to $15 million, depending on the tenants' needs.

He argues that current difficulties in the property market should make landlords more open and more understanding of tenants' needs.

Anticipating tenants' needs becomes less of an issue with building to suit, a less common version of prebuilding in which the landlord builds out a space based on a committed tenant's needs.