Sentences with phrase «per square foot per»

Rental rates in the Mayfair submarket in London's West End reached $ 265.31 per square foot per annum in 2007, says NAI Global's 2008 Global Market Report.

On a median per square - foot basis, home owners spent 78 cents per square foot per year on electricity, while owners of new homes spent 65 cents per square foot per year, according to data from the 2009 American Housing Survey (AHS).

For trash bills, the median for all homeowners was 15 cents per square foot per year, while for new construction the median was 13 cents per square foot per year.

Owners of new homes spent just 34 cents per square foot per year.

According to the 2011 AHS, on a median per square foot basis, homeowners spent 81 cents per square foot per year on electricity.

Asking rent at the end of the quarter was $ 19.18 per square foot per year.

Average asking rent rose 0.4 percent to $ 39.46 per square foot per year, its best increase since 2008.

The average rent in the building is $ 26.50 per square foot per year, according to CoStar Group Inc., a Washington, D.C. - based real estate information service.

According to Cushman & Wakefield's latest Main Streets Across the World report, Miami's Lincoln Road remained the fourth most expensive retail street in the Americas with average rents of $ 325 per square foot per year.

On average, commerial real estate listings lease in the $ 50's per square foot per year.

Never the twain should meet, because the replacement cost was then a fixed cost per square foot per construction differences in quality according to then recent CMHC guidelines, whereas market value was almost always in a constant state of flux.

The Chelan County Public Utility District (PUD) announced earlier this week that, effective January 2017, electrical rates will rise for so - called «high - density load customers», or those that use 250 kilowatt hours per square foot per year.

This is commonly reported in thousands of British Thermal Units, or Btus, of energy per square foot per year (kBtu1, 000 Btus / sf - yr).

But it probably lasts 50 years, so it is burning through 14 mbtu per square foot per year during its much longer life, or 463 watts per hour, half of the iPhone.

They also have to achieve an airtightness of 0.6 ACH50 or less and a primary energy of 38 thousand BTU per square foot per year.

In their program, certification required hitting an annual load at or below 4.75 thousand BTU per square foot per year or a peak load of 3.17 thousand BTU per hour per square foot.

The name «475» is a reference to the heat demand requirement of the international Passive House Standard, 4.75 kiloBTUs per square foot per year.

Energy use intensity expresses a building's energy use as a function of its size, typically in energy per square foot per year (kBtu / sf / yr).

The heating / cooling / dehumidifier bill is about ten cents per square foot per year for a constant, perfect 72F 50 % relative humidity air conditioned interior.

The government's Energy Star program reports that on average, supermarkets use 50 kilowatt - hours of electricity and 50 cubic feet of natural gas per square foot per year for an average annual energy cost of more than $ 4 per square foot.

Our projections therefore assumed that the center had 5,000 square feet, and that the gross rent paid was $ 17.94 per square foot per year.

Rent for these locations will typically vary from $ 10.00 to $ 35.00 per square foot per year.

Ultimately, the PSC decided that municipal power authorities will be allowed to increase rates for customers whose maximum demand exceeds 300kW or whose load density «exceeds 250kWh per square foot per year.»

That would typically be $ 8 to $ 15 per square foot per year, according to various industry estimates — not as good a deal as the department stores get, but still a worthy tradeoff for the traffic they draw.

In Palo Alto and Menlo Park, office space can be upwards of $ 70 per square foot per year.

At $ 153 per square foot per year, commercial rents in Manhattan rank just behind Hong Kong as the second most expensive in the world!

Not exact matches

And fast - gentrifying West Oakland has rates roughly equal to Grand Turk in the Turks and Caicos ($ 359 per square foot), where celebrity sightings have included «Danny DeVito, Derek Jeter, and Cedric the Entertainer.»

At $ 1,098 per square foot, North Beach compares to the Oia neighborhood of the island of Santorini in Greece ($ 1,017 / sq.ft.).

You can earn up to a maximum of $ 1.80 per square foot of your establishment, and you don't have to have solar panels or a windmill powering your building.

The list goes on: Planting down in Dolores Park is equivalent to relocating to the tony Leblon district in Rio de Janeiro ($ 1,137 per square foot).

The far - south Crocker - Amazon neighborhood is as expensive as Ciutat Vella in Barcelona ($ 509 per square foot), which has «Roman foundations, medieval buildings, and the atmospheric Gothic Quarter — and the otherworldly architecture of [Antoni] Gaudi throughout the city.»

Granted, not every traveler can afford a stay at the Sunset Marquis: Weekend rates for suites start at roughly $ 285 per night, and the hotel's crown jewel, the 3,000 - square - foot Presidential Villa, will set you back a cool $ 7,000.

The higher the price per square foot, the more expensive the house).

By output, the company claims a Bowery farm is more than 100 times more efficient per square foot than a traditional farm.

The result, according to AeroFarms, is wild efficiency: The growing method is 130 times more productive per square foot annually than a field farm, from a crop - yield perspective.

Comparable store sales rose 16 %, and, on a sales - per - square - foot basis, Lululemon is still the top - performing apparel retailer in North America.

While customers must have a prescription from a doctor to make a purchase, per New York State's medical marijuana laws, anyone over 18 years old can enter the 2,000 square foot store to take a look at the merchandise.

This measures how much buyers of stock are willing to pay for a dollar of earnings (a good layperson's comparison is to think of how much a home buyer is willing to pay per square foot of a house.

He told me the landlord wanted $ 6.50 per square foot and a five - year lease.

The report from Nested, a UK startup that helps people sell their house, looks at the cost of renting — per square foot — in 72 cities worldwide, as well as what salary is required to foot the rental bill.

Industrial design is a competitive business, especially when you locate yourself in downtown Palo Alto, where office space goes for $ 4 a square foot per month (as opposed to half that in an industrial park three miles outside of town).

Its flagship now does more sales per square foot than the average Apple Store, with lines out the door and a very impressive 65 percent conversion rate.

With rents averaging $ 3,000 per square foot a year, retailers in the area near Trump Tower pay more than they do anywhere else in the world, according to real estate firm Cushman & Wakefield.

In fact, $ 5.80 per square foot was a price I could easily afford and would readily accept, but I kept that information to myself.

The ultimate aim is to get more sales per square foot.

«If you've negotiated an allowance of, say, $ 40 per square foot, and the owner chooses a $ 35 bid, you'll most likely never receive any savings.»

That translates to more than 7 square feet of storage per U.S. resident.

Your first order of business is to negotiate the term, or duration, of the lease and the rent you will pay, which is usually figured per square foot.

(Fun fact: the brand's flagship boasts more sales per square foot than your average Apple Store.)

Prices in that part of the city will reflect its popularity: it's not uncommon to see an asking price in excess of $ 10 per square foot a month, according to Rizika.