Moreover, if any of them moves to Piscitell's WorldPort but doesn't lease 20% more space than it had at DIA--that is, justifying the move on the basis of the need to expand--Piscitell must cover the tenant's rent at the airport until a new occupant can be found.
Even if you want to attract A-list clientele, you don't need to lease space in newly constructed, "Class A" buildings at the center of town.
The lease hasn't yet been finalized, and the center has had several previous deals fall apart, according to people familiar with the matter.
Soon after that, they were told that their lease wouldn't be renewed and that the "friend" was in fact someone who wanted to rent the unit, their court papers say.
If you know you can't afford to renew when your lease expires, why bother investing in an upgrade?
"It was just a guy trying to hold over on a lease he wasn't entitled to, " he said.
Mr. Brooks says he likes the car, but doesn't expect to buy it when the lease is done.
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Peter Sherwood said the email was at best an "agreement to agree" and didn't bind the owner to renew the lease.
Up the coast in Boston (cap rate: 2% ), however, the rents aren't that crazy, which makes a lease a better deal.
"I had never worked as a commercial gallerist before, and I wasn't brave enough to just sign a lease, so this was my organic, slow way into things, " she says.
"I knew it wouldn't carry the capacities and get the credibility to lease the space, " says Hines, 75, who is still active.
"I knew it wouldn't carry the capacities and get the credibility to lease the space, " says Hines, 75, who is still active in the firm.
But many independent energy analysts say that because of the lag time between lease and production, he can't accurately claim credit, and a lot of the credit should go to the Bush administration.
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Nextel and T-Mobile are the cell carriers planning to lease space, so you're pretty much out of luck if you use anyone else, but what we're really interested in is the part about how ClearLinx Network Corp.
In early August Chesapeake unilaterally voided the Continental lease, on grounds that Continental didn't have clear rights to enough of the land.
Today's T-1 line costs about the same as a monthly lease for a BMW 740i.
Out of that meager revenue stream Cape.com must meet a payroll for five full-time employees, lease a tangle of telephone lines, including a T-1 upstream connection, and cover its hardware and software expenses.
In this sense it seems that government intervention in the natural workings of the markets simply exacerbated the 1930s downturn for the Fed's creation having given a lease on life to many banks that wouldn't have existed at all absent the central bank subsidy.
"In my opinion, this is more consistent with a lease rather than a sale, because you can't have a purchase price which is not fixed and which is payable until kingdom come, " said Harry Roque, a law professor at the University of the Philippines.
Ohio doesn't track leasing data, but county courthouses have seen a surge in lease filings.
McClurg couldn't afford to pay a lawyer to draft contracts, so he tweaked a Learjet lease contract he had found on the Web.
If the Rams and local officials can't agree by June 15, arbiters will decide what improvements are necessary to satisfy the lease, which runs until 2025.
At a time when the industry practice was to sell and not lease, DLF offered long-term leases, which suited companies that didn t want to load assets on their books.
Takia Walker, 29, had co-signed the vehicle's lease, acquired the car under false pretense and allowed another person who wasn't insured to drive it, the official said.
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