long lease

You'll get more free months at the beginning with a longer lease.

From 1908 he took out a long lease on part of the building and made it their regular second home until 1923.

Actually you're probably better off with a longer lease, for lots of reasons.

But he has a long lease and does not spend much time worrying about it.

You'll be able to negotiate more money for construction with a longer lease.

This is the position in relation to long leases today.

The premises must be owned by the business or on a long lease.

Even now this occupant looks as though it may have a long lease.

A new long lease (over 20 years) must be registered in order to obtain a real right.

It was not feasible to grant a long lease of the property.

There must be knowledge that there was a long lease.

We were right and tight in my little houseen, on a long lease.

Think of me as a sitting tenant with a really long lease."

Some landlords are offering longer leases than they had a few months ago.

To do that, the developers said they need a longer lease than 20 years on the piers.

Joseph seemed to be taking long leases in this new property development real estate.

In fairness, perhaps only a new administration with a longer lease could offer solutions to problems of such import.

The sale or long lease of a holiday home cannot be zero-rated.

It only considers properties let on long leases to blue chip companies.

And he has even obtained a longer lease of existence this afternoon."

There are exceptions, however, where a person has a long lease which entitles him to vote.

Pretty soon they were renting the orchards on long leases.

"I don't want anybody chasing me out," he said, explaining the location and the long lease.

Going with a longer lease gives you more negotiating power, but you'll want to be certain you've carefully considered your location.

Such accommodation can often be let on a long lease or sold to raise a capital sum.