Sentences with phrase «signed lease back»

Port Authority had signed a lease back in 2000 with Empire State Development to use the space in the transformed building (which would be known as Moynihan Station) for 35 years, and pay $ 10.5 million each year.

Not exact matches

She signed her own gas lease to allow fracking on the farm near Ulster, pocketing $ 13,600 starting back in 2006, but no company drilled on her land.

The Post reported back in August that Jacobs, who owns several successful summer camps, has signed a drilling lease with Hess for some on some 140 acres of land at his Tyler Hill camp, just over the border from New York's Catskill Mountains.

Port Authority signed a deal with Empire State Development back in 2000 to lease 40,000 square feet of space at the redeveloped James A. Farley post office building which will be known as Moynihan Station after the overhaul.

(A lease - back is a financial transaction where a company sells a property and then signs a long - term lease with the new owner.)

Their location is still listed as the Nashville address of Parker Memorial... and oh yeah, signing a lease behind another school's back is exactly what they did to the 400 at risk children at the St. Francis of Assisi new location.

I thought the weather these past few days would have set back my signing of the lease but mother nature cooperated enough with me yesterday that I was able to make the best sound business decision in partnering with Tri-County for my purchase.

By the time he got back I had already signed the lease paperwork..

Before you sign the lease, go back to the apartment and take pictures of every room.

No problem») and that they actually did so («You've signed the lease, it's too late to back out»), he may be guilty of fraud, which is a...

This increase in housing prices back to their natural level hasn't resulted in an immediate increase in rent, but if you're renting in Pittsburgh you probably want to sign or re-sign your lease now to lock in the low rent you're paying currently.

Hoping to sign a less then a year lease to put it back on summer leasing schedule.

The number of new lease agreements signed fell 14 percent to 5,099 and the vacancy rate shot up to 2.51 percent, tied for the highest for May in data going back to late 2006.

I currently have the land 95 % cleaned up and a new lease signed, so it's back rented out once again.

Since the buyer wouldn't materially benefit from (and would in fact create more problems in a subsequent lease - back arrangement) forcing the seller to close, the buyer signed the mutual release with the seller so they could get their deposit back.

Whenever there is a change in tenants, the lease and any financial arrangements get reset just like a brand new move in... back ground checks, deposits, new signed lease

What's more, our leases are securely backed in the cloud, available to you 24/7, and are digitally signed.

So after a few emails back and forth, I told # 1 that I would prefer to sign the lease for June 1, 2016 - June 1, 2017.

So I could go back to them and ask for $ 300 non-refundable deposit when they signed the lease?