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Leaseback

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A transaction whereby land is sold and subsequently rented by the seller from the purchaser who is the new owner.
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LLC announced that two of its publicly held non-traded REIT affiliates CPA[R]: 16-Global and CPA[R]:--17 have provided $90 million in alternative long-term financing for supermarket giant, Tesco plc, through the sale and leaseback of Tesco's Hungarian logistics portfolio.
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HSBC and (Spanish property group) Metrovacesa have agreed that HSBC will secure the title of its global headquarters at 8 Canada Square in London, superseding the existing sale and leaseback agreement between the parties," a statement said.
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gif ) Dubai Aerospace Enterprise (DAE), has bought three Airbus aircraft which were ordered by Kingfisher Airlines in a sale and leaseback deal, a report said.
DAE receives 3 Airbus aircraft by TradeArabia (Manama, Bahrain)
 
 
 
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