Core Market definition

Core Market means the Partnership's primary targeted markets of the greater metropolitan areas of Houston, Texas; Austin, Texas; San Antonio Texas; Chicago, Illinois; Atlanta, Georgia; Phoenix, Arizona; Charlotte, North Carolina; Memphis, Tennessee; Nashville, Tennessee; Jacksonville, Florida; Orlando, Florida; Tampa/St. Petersburg, Florida; and Fort Lauderdale, Florida; which targeted markets may be expanded by the General Partner from time to time upon the unanimous written approval of the Limited Partners.
Core Market means any market other than a Non-Core Market.
Core Market means each of the U.S. Territory, Japan, Canada, the United Kingdom, and each of the European G4 Markets.

Examples of Core Market in a sentence

  • In the event that a proposed investment in a Core Market does not qualify as an Investment, General Partner and/or its Affiliates shall provide TRST written notice outlining the material terms of the proposed investment with a third party for such acquisition.

  • In the event General Partner elects to enter into a new market not defined as a "Core Market", General Partner shall have the discretion to commit up to twenty percent (20%) of the Limited Partners' Capital Commitments to this new market provided the proposed investment would otherwise qualify as an Investment hereunder.

  • In the event General Partner elects to develop property either in a Core Market or a new market not defined as a "Core Market", it shall have the discretion to commit an additional twenty percent (20%) of the Limited Partners' Capital Commitment, provided that the development is greater than fifty percent (50%) pre-leased.

  • The tendered subject consists of the delivery of PMO Services for the Project of Core Market Coupling Parties (TSOs and NEMOs).

  • Additionally, the fact that the City appoints members to the Capital Renovation Committee shall not be construed to modify or lessen the obligations of the PDA to manage and complete the Core Market Infrastructure Projects.

  • A determination not to construct a Core Market Infrastructure Project or to materially reduce the scope of any Core Market Infrastructure Project in Exhibit B requires the approval of the City by an ordinance passed by the City Council by a vote of not less than a two-thirds majority of its members.

  • To be a KI Core Market, we must maintain one of the top 3 positions or are able to attain one of the top 3 market share position in a relatively short number of years.

  • In seeking the approval of the Director to apply a portion of the Total PDA Amount to a Supplemental Market Infrastructure Project, the PDA must demonstrate to the Director’s reasonable satisfaction the PDA’s continuing capacity to complete the Core Market Infrastructure Projects within available resources.

  • In the event the PDA determines that, due to circumstances beyond its own control, it is unable to construct all Core Market Infrastructure Projects, it shall immediately notify the Director.

  • The Core Market Infrastructure Projects will be undertaken by the PDA in phases as set forth in Exhibit B, each phase representing one or more PDA-owned buildings.


More Definitions of Core Market

Core Market means, subject to §7.13, residential, institutional, commercial and industrial customers who form part of British Columbia’s core market as defined by the British Columbia Ministry of Energy, Mines and Petroleum Resources or the BCUC from time to time provided that, if there is any conflict or inconsistency between those two definitions, that of the Ministry will prevail;
Core Market shall be expanded solely for the purpose of the Two Liberty Acquisition to include Philadelphia, Pennsylvania as an additional primary targeted market.