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  • verb Third-person singular simple present indicative form of lease.

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Examples

  • The properties have diversified tenancy with relatively short term leases, which results in sizeable lease expirations most years.

    unknown title 2011

  • Okay, and then just last real quick, on the short term leases, do you have a percent that you - could you give a percent of deals that you're doing there short terms?

    unknown title 2012

  • We're likely going to be slightly below that million square feet of all of those long ago the next year shows essentially as Bob mentioned earlier, we're dealing with many of the mid tier, lower tier models by having them on, having those incentives on short term leases.

    unknown title 2011

  • The properties have diversified tenancy with relatively short term leases, which results in sizeable lease expirations most years.

    unknown title 2011

  • Those other properties have long-term leases that make future earnings predictable.

    Hotel REITs Go Upscale Kris Hudson 2011

  • It also holds long-term leases on two buildings in downtown Brooklyn.

    To Raise Cash, MTA May Sell Some Buildings Andrew Grossman 2011

  • "Commercial real estate would normally appear like a safe haven with hard assets and long-term leases," said Lawrence Longua , a professor at New York University's Schack Institute of Real Estate.

    REITs Losing Haven Appeal A.D. Pruitt 2011

  • In 2007, the Bush administration again pressed for development, prompting California's congressional delegation to push for a broader restriction on sales or long-term leases covering the entire property.

    Federal Land Up for Budget Grabs Laura Meckler 2011

  • During the previous boom, many pension funds preferred buildings that had short-term leases because there was more profit potential.

    Buyers Wary of Building Bubble Craig Karmin 2011

  • Rather than settle for paltry bond yields, some investors have chosen real-estate investment trusts REITs that derive cash flows from long-term leases.

    Property Investors Face Losing Their Shirts With Strip Malls John Jannarone 2011

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