Sentences with phrase «pay the store lease»

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Building more new malls means department stores, which often pay a large part of the lease, could move out, making it harder for the mall to survive.

A place where growers or traders can pay a small fee for services such as having their produce cooled and / or stored for a few days before marketing, leasing a small insulated transport vehicle, or using a solar dryer to produce dried fruit or vegetable snack products, etc..

«When our lease came back up for renewal the property owner notified us that they chose a tenant who was willing to pay rents far in excess of what we were willing to pay,» Deason added, referring to the Bayside store which is located within the Bay Terrace complex.

The company leases its stores on long term contracts and needs to pay rent regardless of business performance.

Many stores allow you to rent or lease computers, electrical appliances or other household goods if you don't have the cash to pay for it upfront.

Formatted and loaded electronic invoices to pay items such as phone invoices, auto leases, postage meters, trash service, and lease / rental payments for over 1,400 store locations

A third method of bringing in a hesitant tenant is to allow the store to pay an early termination fee in order to exercise an option to terminate its lease at a specified time.

However, in order to attract the office supply store, the developer offered a lease provision granting an option permitting the smaller tenant to terminate, pay a reduced rent or other negotiated concession, should the anchor tenant stop conducting business or vacate the center.

But now the concessions, which can pay for anything from lighting and displays to a complete overhaul, are becoming a key component in some new leases, particularly for large, flagship stores in high - profile areas, such as Madison Avenue and Fifth Avenue, according to Steve Soutendijk, an executive director at brokerage Cushman & Wakefield Inc..

For the particular store in this case, CVS paid a lease of $ 27.20 / SF per year ($ 272,000) They argued that «market rent» was $ 10.00 / SF per year ($ 100,000).

«If we were to get these stores back, we are confident that we could probably lease them again at rents over what Kmart is paying.»