enter into lease

Frequency: 7.010.5 per million words

To formally start or commit to a lease agreement.

leaseVERB + LEASE

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enter into

Examples (10)

  • The company decided to enter into a new lease agreement for the office space.
  • After lengthy negotiations, they finally entered into the lease for their dream apartment.
  • Prospective tenants must be prepared to enter into a binding lease.
  • The landlord requires all occupants to enter into a formal lease.
  • We will enter into a lease for the commercial property next month.
  • Before you enter into any lease, make sure you read all the terms carefully.
  • She was advised by her lawyer not to enter into such a long-term lease.
  • The restaurant plans to enter into a five-year lease on the prime location.
  • It's crucial to understand your obligations before you enter into a lease.
  • They are currently negotiating the terms to enter into a vehicle lease.