The landlord told the owners they could supplement their income by renting the space for events like bar mitzvahs, Mr. Silverglad said, but, in Mr. Alonso's view, the lease meant that only fencing-related events were allowed.
However, Hassad does not view direct leasing of land as the best strategy: Mr Hajri explained that leasing deals are not always "win-win situations, and we don't want to be in a situation where the rich are taking away food and land of the poor".Hassad's focus is instead on investing in existing agricultural businesses and exporting the produce to Qatar where needed.
The analysts and the public investors they represent, view signed leases with escalator clauses as indicators of stable growth in internal rates of return, while they treat expiring leases as risks.
According to reports, Scotland Yard has said the car is on trial with a view to the lease or purchase of at least two of the vehicles later this year.
For Claire Hay, a nanny who lives in Cambridge, Ontario and is looking to move to Toronto, the alarm bells went off when she spotted multiple ads on Kijiji with differing prices for the west-end condo she'd already viewed, signed a lease for, and paid first and last ($2,600 total) on.
On Thursday, the Senate Armed Services Committee, whose members generally have a more positive view of the proposed lease, will also hold hearings on the plan, which is intended to replace aging aerial refueling tankers with a fleet of 100 specially outfitted 767's.
The fifth and sixth floors, which have windows on three sides and an ocean view, will be leased for $22 a square foot to one or two tenants.
SL Green's decision to buy this loan "speaks volumes about management's more optimistic view on both leasing and building values," Michael Knott, a REIT analyst at Green Street Advisors (which is unrelated to SL Green), said in a recent report.
(Because seats are leased more often than they are sold, lease prices are viewed as a better measurement of the value of a seat than actual seat prices).
Tenants living in unregulated apartments without a lease are typically viewed as month-to-month tenants, whose occupancy may be ended by a landlord on as little as 30 days' notice.
