long-term lease

In addition, he said officials would also consider a long-term lease.

He got the county to give it to him on long-term lease.

Since September, five companies have taken long-term leases in the building.

The stores have long-term leases that will end in 11 years.

Unfortunately, he just entered into a very long-term lease on a beautiful American house.

At the same time, the auction house signed a long-term lease for the building.

A long-term lease on land in Moscow, he said, would have been too expensive.

"We would like a long-term lease with the option to buy.

Every apartment was occupied, and they were all on long-term leases.

The long-term lease represents a commitment of more than $200 million, according to analysts.

"We are now negotiating for a long-term lease from the bank.

"It came down to the difference between constructing a new building and signing a long-term lease."

However, the town has a number of long-term leases in place with companies who operate from the airport.

But our goal is still a long-term lease at an affordable rate."

"They're going to have to sign a long-term lease with me if they want three bedrooms.

It's got great long-term leases, and the financing was really attractive.

The winner will be provided with a long-term lease, subject to redevelopment.

The bank had taken back a long-term lease from a borrower, and wanted to find a new owner.

A long-term lease at the Selwyn would secure that future.

The building is 100 percent leased to two leading financial institutions on long-term leases.

They had to wait until 1990 to begin redeveloping the site because of two long-term leases in the old building.

After having been rebuffed, market officials looked elsewhere and could soon sign a long-term lease for another site.

He and some partners acquired a long-term lease to the rag building.

Would the museum trade a notable structure for the long-term lease it is so eager to have?

If successful they would then grant a long-term lease.