Sentences with phrase «low space rent»

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Satisfied renters will often buy what they've rented, says Anderson, and rental shops have been receptive to the Autolock because it's easier to adjust than traditional bindings and has a lower profile, so it takes up less storage space.

A small space with low rent seemed perfect until we realized we lacked sufficient cooking capacity and seating to generate enough profits for expansion.

Most small businesses start out leasing space and taking advantage of the lower monthly costs and flexibility that renting provides.

Braus said that owners who paid a steep price for retail space are more reluctant to accept lower rents.

Additionally, flex space costs less to build than other office spaces, and as such the rent tends to be much lower.

Many are run by artists who began moving into the neighborhood around 1980, attracted by low rents and roomy loft spaces.

Rent on living space (usually the largest cost factor for lower - class citizens) usually has no VAT at all.

Explaining that they were about to sign a lease for a retail space in the city when approached by Spacemarket, the low cost rent, large space and relaxed location became the right combination to change their plans.

It is evident that the talents around Perth are vast and it is encouraging to see that Many gives some space for up - and - comers to rent at a low cost as they develop their professional practices.

It is however important to remember that out of school clubs typically run on fairly low profit margins, so shouldn't be viewed as «cash cows», indeed, many schools provide the space for free or at a peppercorn rent, as the benefits to schools are much wider than the basic rental income.

Landlords will see that your timeliness in paying past credit bills will be a positive asset in renting one of their apartment spaces, so improving your score can paint the best image of your dependability and lower risk.

Sirius hinted at their displeasure / disagreement, and I'd concur: Just look at bund yields, the market flight to safety, and stable / rising NAVs elsewhere in the sector... Somehow, DTZ lowered valuation to EUR 421 per sqm, based on average rent of EUR 4.21 per sqm per mth — a gross yield of 12 % on rented space.

Often groups of friends or family choose to rent a villa to enjoy more privacy, a lower cost per head, a private pool and more space.

Mershon Auditorium and the Wexner Center's Performance Space, Film / Video Theater, and café area / lower lobby are available for rent.

Corporate and individual donors to the Wexner Center, nonprofit groups, and Ohio State University departments and units may rent facilities in the Wexner Center building — the Performance Space, Film / Video Theater, and café area / lower lobby — for business and social functions.

During the 1950s and»60s, artists such as Agnes Martin, Ellsworth Kelly, Lenore Tawney, and Robert Indiana claimed low - rent lofts along a shoreline on the southern tip of Manhattan as studio spaces.

And while more established galleries see Bushwick and Bed - Stuy as affordable alternatives to Chelsea or the Lower East Side, many artist - run galleries have made this neighborhood their home for many years by default — without the resources and the option to pay higher rents in the city, artist - run spaces have been finding ways to make it work in their own neighborhoods and communities.

The simmering art scene in Brussels is often attributed to low rents and a nurturing ground for artists, as well as the presence of private and public art spaces with quality programming.

(«There's always more art, there's always more real estate and there's never really peace of mind,» she says of the decision last year to shutter her Lower East Side space and rent this one instead.)

The conference aims to give creative New Yorkers the tools to help create better neighborhoods, find and keep their rents low, and even purchase real estate and studio space.

Although they were being painted by then little - known artists working in low - rent studio space, works of Abstract Expressionist art now dominate the walls of major museums.

The couple continue to travel, and fund their low - cost lifestyle by designing small spaces for other clients, while at the same time, securing their financial future by paying off the mortgage on the main house by renting it out.

Older business districts provide affordable, flexible space for entrepreneurs from all backgrounds because the rents are often lower, the operating costs are almost always lower without high speed elevators and security guards at the entrances or God forbid, air conditioning.

Coworking spaces usually have an open layout, lower rent than a regular office, perks like free coffee and meeting - room time, and cool marketing.

Low income workers including artists often have difficulty paying their rent or mortgage.It may be argued that some building owners are helping by converting their property into living spaces, despite the fact that they weren't zone for residential use.

A virtual office rental is a financial arrangement where solo attorneys and small law firms pay a low monthly fee (typically starting at under $ 100 a month) to rent the use of a premium commercial address in an executive office suite and the non-exclusive use of office space and amenities, such as conference room facilities, a staffed reception area and access to professional grade internet, telephone, and office equipment.

A Midtown NYC Virtual Office is a rental arrangement where attorneys can pay a low monthly fee (typically starting at under $ 100 a month) to rent the use of a premium commercial address and have access to office space and conference rooms on a as - needed basis.

A Virtual office is a rental arrangement where attorneys can pay a low monthly fee (typically starting at under $ 100 a month) to rent the use of a premium commercial address and have access to office space and conference rooms on as as - needed basis.

A virtual office is a rental arrangement where attorneys can pay a low monthly fee (typically starting at under $ 150 month) to rent the use of a commercial address and have access to office space and conference rooms on an as - needed basis.

A virtual office rental is a financial arrangement where solo attorneys and small law firms pay a low monthly fee (typically starting at under $ 100 month) to rent the use of a premium commercial address in an executive office suite and the non-exclusive use of office space and amenities, such as conference room facilities, a staffed reception area and access to professional grade Internet, telephone, and office equipment.

Corporate tenants took advantage of lower rents to consolidate their space, and leasing activity surged...

Meanwhile, commercial real estate landlord Jamestown plans on retaining Guess in its current space at 546 Lincoln Road in Miami by renewing its lease at a lower rent, Bord said in an email.

What that means is both a lower price point and space to rent out while the millennial buyer builds equity.

Corporate tenants are taking advantage of lower rents to «right size» or consolidate their space.

Conversely, San Francisco, one of the most in - demand office markets in the world right now, is posting lower high - rise rents, at about $ 75.49 per sq. ft. «There's not enough new space currently in San Francisco to meet demand, so it's all getting leased up quickly, leaving trophy availability short,» Georgules says.

That low supply, coupled with demand from better - performing retailers for quality space, helped push rents across all types of retail real estate higher and vacancy rates down to about 10 percent at the end of 2015 from 11.1 percent in 2011 — as retailers slowly shrugged off the recession's vacancy spike.

More than 10 percent of U.S. retail space, or nearly 1 billion square feet, may need to be closed, converted to other uses or renegotiated for lower rent in coming years.

«Most triple - net industrial tenants look at the gross rent number to occupy space, so you'll be able to charge a slightly higher rent if your expenses are lower.»

«Buyers of these properties face massive execution risk,» the analysts said, noting that owners of the spaces may face lower - than - expected rents, more retailer defaults or a long leasing process.

Hobby Lobby, the arts and crafts retail chain based in Oklahoma City, Okla., backfills a lot of existing space that other retailers vacate so that it can take advantage of lower rents.

With the exception of lower occupancy costs — maybe a few thousand dollars a year, depending on where the office is and whether the company owns or rents its space — costs tend not to drop, says Cocks.

Buying and renting out commercial space like office, industrial and retail will generally yield a lower return but will also involve far fewer headaches.

Today's renters are more willing than ever to forego space in favor of lower rents and a trendier location.

Retail space in the Inland Empire was bifurcating at the end of the year, with properties built since 2010 commanding higher rents and enjoying lower vacancies than the overall market, according to a Q4 2017 report from NAI Capital.

If the market is soft, which means that there is lots of vacant space compared to the space demanded, then rents will be lower and the time needed to lease the vacant units will be longer.

There's limited construction in the sector, the rents are being pushed upward in the major life science markets, and large firms are considering lower cost secondary markets to develop build - to - suit lab space, according to the report.

In the retail world, these worries are worsened by the limited number of alternate space occupiers and the existence of co-tenancy clauses that allow other tenants to pay lower rents if a big - name neighbor moves out.

Francona, 62, bought the three - story building in 1997 from John G. Craig Jr., the late Post-Gazette editor who renovated it and lived there for a few years in the 1980s, then rented out the lower space and two apartments above.

The average rent landlords actually received last year for downtown Class A office space fell to its lowest level since 1996, according to a study of effective rents, which factors in the value of concessions, such as free rent.

To be sure, all activity, sale or lease, has occurred at significantly lower price levels, with prices and rents down 10 to 15 % in medical properties, albeit significantly less than declines in the market for general office space.