Sentences with phrase «key tenants»

She is also focused on developing and maintaining relationships with key tenants, vendors and third - party associates on a national level.

Just as Fontana helped found Spazialismo with his punctured canvases, for decades Simeti has broken through key tenants of minimalism to explore the play of light on shapes created on monochromatic and tactile canvas surfaces.

Several major retailers and key tenants in Regency Centers» shopping centers were also among the 21 companies taking part in DOE's National Accounts program.

Office landlords and leasing agents are upping the ante to secure key tenants, with competition to get the signatures of CBH Group and Telstra expected to be fierce over coming months.

The $ 3.4 bln mall operator is a way to bet on booming consumption, and has safeguarded itself against the rise of e-commerce by carefully picking key tenants.

I liken this observation to one of Rick Ferri's key tenants about asset diversification: the idea of consistently negatively correlated assets is a fantasy.

Key tenants include Walgreen's L'OREAL, Menlo Logistics, Red Bull, Valspar and ADT Security.

«REITs are always looking at how they can get a competitive edge, how they can strengthen their sustainability, how they can attract key tenants and how they can make their property more attractive to customers,» says Brian Koontz, national sales manager for ECOtality Inc. «This is one way to do that.»

The statistical software company, which had subleased the space, is Sears Tower's third key tenant renewal in recent weeks, said Menahem Deitcher, senior vice president with CB Richard Ellis Inc., which manages the 110 - story building.

Two other key tenants extended their leases: Illinois Tool Works Inc., until 2011; and U.S. Robotics Corp., until 2009.

Last year, Federal Realty bought two contiguous shopping centers in northern Virginia; both suffered from deferred maintenance and key tenant vacancies.

Jimmy John's and Pizza Hut are also key tenants at the center.

But this assumption ignores two key tenants of Amazon's modus operandi.

It is the clearest signal from a government minister that a key tenant of London's financial success could be destroyed by Brexit and is devastating news for banks.

Eliminating waste is a key tenant in lean startup methodology.

At Space Angels, a key tenant of our philosophy is fostering diversity within the space industry — after all, diverse life experiences and points of view are a major driver of innovation.

If you know anything about the LDS Church, you would know that one of the key tenants is free agency, the right to choose for yourself.

Once the vote concerning independence began, however, unions overwhelmingly rejected the key tenant of the SNP's platform, describing the idea as «economically damaging to union members and their families».

Resiliency is one of the key tenants of this multi-year research project focused on tall wood buildings using mass timber materials.

A key tenant of Mindfully Investing is the ease with which we can fool ourselves into thinking we are proceeding rationally when, in fact, we are still influenced by our emotions or innate cognitive biases.

A New Measure That Predicts Performance») is a key tenant.

While the graph looks compelling, one of the key tenants of mindful investing is to be super skeptical of any claim of «beating the market».

Frugality is one of the key tenants of Automatic Finances.

One of the key tenants of successful investing is proper diversification.

One of the key tenants of mindful investing is patience, and exploring arcane but important topics like this can test that patience.

Accountability is the key tenant of being successful in everything: life, money, love, and more.

As such, it has been mandated as a key tenant for all product development across the company.»

Although it is one of the key tenants in marketing for lawyers, most attorneys do not do an adequate job creating urgency.

Getting lawyers to understand the technology and embrace how it can enhance their practices and client relationships has been one of the key tenants of Evolve Law, and it was the focus of our Denver panel.

The key tenant to collaborative divorce is that the parties and their professional team agree at the very beginning that they will never take their issues to court.

Please read the key tenants and ensure that you can uphold and embody our philosophy.

I would suggest looking in an area that is likely to provide a long - term low - key tenant.

Let's say we put a camera outside a key tenant's store,» Hansel continues.

While law firms are traditionally one of the key tenants to anchor new office towers, more recently they have been moving to make more efficient use of space rather than to gain bragging rights, Learner notes.

- ft. power center that lists the Home Depot, Target, Ross Dress for Less, Best Buy and Toys «R» Us among its key tenants, to its portfolio.

Negative Prognosis For Healthcare REITs In 2018, we performed another deep - dive into healthcare real estate, meeting with 20 REITs and key tenants, touring multiple properties, and looking for opportunities in the beleaguered space.

«The ownership did an excellent job of repositioning an already flourishing center, including further stabilizing the property through extending the leases of key tenants, and elected to capitalize on the created value,» said Miller.

The point isn't to malign Simon, WP Glimcher, General Growth, or any of the other major retail REITs, but to point out that Sears Holdings is a key tenant throughout the retail REIT sector.

Aon Center lease: At Aon Center, Wells Real Estate Funds is close to a deal to renew the headquarters lease of real estate firm Jones Lang LaSalle Inc., a key tenant whose lease would expire in February 2006, sources said.

Anixter International Inc., a key tenant in the complex at 4709 - 11 Golf Rd., is moving to Glenview this year.