Leasing in a sentence

Quarterly Site-leasing revenues consisted of domestic site-leasing revenues of $463.2 million and international site-leasing revenues of $163.3 million.

It shows more than 30 per cent of city leasing has returned to larger companies now leasing office spaces of more than 10,000 square metres.

Standard Chartered agreed to sell its global aviation finance leasing business for an initial $700 million in cash to Aircraft Leasing Company, or AviLease.

There was talk of leasing out the clubhouse, that there was a few companies interested in leasing the clubhouse off them,” he said.

With a container fleet of over 6.1 million twenty-foot equivalent units ("TEU"), Triton’s global operations include acquisition, leasing, re-leasing and subsequent sale of multiple types of intermodal containers and chassis.

French auto major Groupe PSA will introduce ‘Citroën Lease’ in India to offer full leasing services for its customers through a partnership with ALD Automotive, an automotive leasing and fleet management company.

In summary, we have taken significant actions to enhance our positions with our current leasing portfolio and our overall leasing strategy going forward.

The company, which had avoided expenses — and risk — by leasing rather than buying property, was actually leasing property from WeWork CEO Adam Neumann and making him millions.

The Equipment Leasing and Services segment offers tractor and trailer sales and leasing services, as well as insurance, maintenance, and other ancillary services primarily to the independent contractors and other trucking fleets.

But while The Dog House may oppose Fasano’s legislation, other Connecticut dog kennels share in the senator’s concerns, likening the morality of leasing a pet to that of leasing human beings.

The city is home to the largest number of leasing companies and debt collection in the country, including the largest European Leasing Fund.

A bill pending before the state Legislature would ban "foreign adversaries" from owning, leasing or renting critical infrastructure or farmland.

Adrian Sangster, leasing director, said the changes were driving landlords out of the market and – as a result of more people chasing fewer properties – driving up prices.

Alexander’s, Inc is a real estate investment trust company, which engages in leasing, managing, development and redeveloping its properties.

Amenities include a clubhouse with a leasing office, business center, game room, fitness center, walking paths, swimming pool, car wash, playground, pickleball courts, dog parks and gas firepits.

And we can also see that the leasing market slowly recovering from the pandemic now.

An oft-cited example is a Sri Lankan port that the government ended up leasing to a Chinese company for 99 years.

A number of other businesses are interested in leasing a unit there.

Azorra's multi-cultural team reflects the global markets that we serve and includes core competencies in aviation law, aircraft finance, maintenance, marketing, sales, and leasing.

Bangladesh, meanwhile, has housed its High Commission in a temporary facility in O'Malley, while leasing land on Turrana Street in Yarralumla since 1985.