Sentences with phrase «to lease back»

They then lease it back to the farmers, because the farm prices have proven to be a highly accurate hedge against inflation.

It just sold its plant and needs to lease it back from the purchaser, which is a new expense.

Seller will lease back long term and cooperate with buyer in a 1031 exchange - thus also great for buyer looking for income property.

By selling and leasing back property, companies can boost selling, reduce debt, and create a better environment for doing business.

Under the Master Lease Agreement, Etisalat sold its tower assets to IHS, which in turn leased them back in exchange for lease rentals.

since many medical centers do sale lease backs of their buildings to large publicly traded REIT's, Medical Properties Trust being the big player in the industry.

Most stores were leased back by the retailer.

Alitalia, Italy's perpetually bankrupt flag carrier (literally: the company is presently under bankruptcy protection... for the third time in under a decade) sold all of their aircraft to raise some quick cash, then leased them back at not exactly favorable conditions.

First State Super will own all the land and lease it back for 20 years to Select Harvests.

«I finally heard back from Congressman Rangel's office and it seems we haven't gotten the signed lease back because they lost it!»

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Bank of America representatives said this spring that the bank was expected to sell the building and then lease back space to become more efficient without reducing employment levels.

Bank One, which leased back about a third of the building, seeks damages totaling more than $ 20 million.

Two decades later, they spent $ 1.1 billion to buy seven buildings from the federal government (then promptly leased them back to the feds).

In many cases, Sears has leased back stores it sold.

Nothing about the «world - class infrastructure» now being flogged for cents in the dollar, if it hadn't been sold and leased back already.

He suggested extending early retirement plans to non-police bargaining units and considering selling and leasing back county buildings.

The white paper plans mean the land will be transferred to central government, and leased back via the national Department for Education.

The Villas are privately owned and leased back into the Resort's letting pool.

Owner may lease back part of space Building only Listing Courtesy of Berkshire Hathaway... View Listing Details»

COLUMBUS, Ohio (Legal Newsline)-- The Ohio Supreme Court has affirmed a Fourth District Court of Appeals ruling and remanded a legal battle over an oil and gas lease back to the trial court.

A real estate deal was developed involving a lease / lease back arrangement in which Planned Parenthood participated as an investor.

Minister's consent required for longer National Park lease back.

Current seller prefers to lease back pawn shop space after closing.

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SchoolHouse Finance buys properties, often selling them for twice or three times the purchase to a buyer, and then leases them back from the buyer in order to then lease them to Imagine charter schools at exorbitant rates.

Wagner said at the time that the bank expected to sell the building and then lease back space to become more efficient without reducing employment levels.

That was the strategy of Polar Plastics, which sold its headquarters and manufacturing center to W.P. Carey and leased it back in a 20 - year, triple - net lease.

There is an opportunity to help solve the problem and purchase a care home room investment from # 85,000 which is leased back by the Care Home operator at 10 % Net income for 10 years.

Under the unusual arrangement, the state is investing $ 750 million to build and equip the facility, which SolarCity will lease back at $ 2 a year for the next 10 years.

Last year, Luton, England - based Laurel Pub Co. sold 280 pubs to London & Regional Properties, a private property investor, for a reported $ 509 million and is leasing them back for 60 years.

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In 2007, The Laljis» company, Larco Group, struck a $ 1.7 - billion deal with the federal government to buy and then lease back seven Ottawa office buildings; the CBC reported in 2015 that the arrangement has been plagued by years of disputes between the two parties, including acrimony over repairs, contract tendering and even parking fees.

Playboy Enterprises bought the mansion for just over $ 1 million 45 years ago and leased it back to him.

Strong demand from overseas investors has led companies including Lloyds Banking Group Plc and KPMG to sell and lease back their London headquarters in the past year.

Last summer, Sears, a struggling retailer led by hedge fund manager Eddie Lampert, who is also its biggest shareholder, created the REIT to spin off 235 of its best Sears and Kmart locations, most of which Seritage then leased back to the company, along with a number of real estate joint ventures with developers.

For a business that owns expensive equipment or machinery outright, one option is to find a lender who will buy the equipment for a lump sum and then lease it back to the business, in what's called a sale - leaseback.

As part of the deal, HBC will sell and lease back its main downtown Toronto store and executive offices to Cadillac Fairview for $ 650 million.

To tidy up its books, HBC is looking to sell these leases back to landlords for an average of about 30 cents on the dollar.

Sprint will segregate licenses worth $ 16.4 billion in a separate legal entity and then lease back the right to use the spectrum.

If you own your equipment or have a decent amount of equity you can utilize a sale - lease back.

For business owners with low credit who need funds and have equipment they can leverage a sale - lease back is a good way to access capital.

A Dominion Lending Centres leasing professional can help you in discovering multiple ways to structure lease financing for new equipment, a sale - lease back to extract capital from existing assets, or solve other equipment acquisition opportunities.

The team reckons IRR could increase to 12.8 per cent if the Asian pathology business was sold, and 18.4 percent «if the pathology business was sold and the hospital properties were sold and leased back.»

Deutsche has calculated a «low» internal rate of return «unless hospital property is sold and leased back.»

If they once owned their own stores, they sold them to raise money and leased them back from the new landlord, or they mortgaged them to the hilt and in case of a default, the lender takes possession of them.

The bank interest (let alone the principal) has contributed to MG's current cashflow crunch, and the Sydney milk plant has already been sold and leased back from the Commonwealth Bank.

Well, she sold the company's Brisbane plant for $ 156 million to Charter Hall, then leased it back — at a 3 per cent rent increase for 20 years!