Property Acquisition Fee definition
Examples of Property Acquisition Fee in a sentence
The Property Acquisition Fee with respect to an acquisition of a Real Estate Asset or making of a Mezzanine Investment will be payable at the time of the closing of the acquisition of such Real Estate Asset or making of such Mezzanine Investment by the Company.
The General Partner or its Affiliates shall receive a Property Acquisition Fee equal to 1.75% of the Purchase Price of each Property.
Assignor and Landlord agree to sign Estoppel Certificates in the form of Exhibit III prior to Assignee making payment of the Property Acquisition Fee payments.
The Property Acquisition Fee shall be paid to Shurgard by the Company at the acquisition by the Company of the concerned Property.
As a fee for the services performed by Manager in acquiring the Property, Owner agrees to pay Manager, a fee (the “Property Acquisition Fee”) in an amount equal to One Million Five Hundred Sixty Thousand Dollars ($1,560,000) payable on the closing of the acquisition of the Property (it being understood that no such Property Acquisition Fee shall be payable by Owner to Manager unless and until the closing of the acquisition of the Property has occurred).
The Advisor hereby waives any Property Acquisition Fee or Administrative Fee to which it may be entitled under Section 7 of the Agreement with respect to the Note and Loan Agreement.
Gross Receipts is intended to reflect a net income concept, after deduction of expenses (e.g., amounts reimbursed to Manager pursuant to Section 5.04, and any other amounts paid to suppliers or subcontractors from funds of the Owner) paid in connection with the ownership and operation of the Property (other than the Property Acquisition Fee pursuant to Section 5.03 or the asset management fee pursuant to Section 5.01).
At the acquisition of a Property by the Company either through contribution or sale, Shurgard shall be reimbursed, through Shares in the Company or in cash for the Direct Development Costs, it incurred on such Property prior to such acquisition, plus interest at 10% per annum from the date such Direct Development Costs were incurred by Shurgard until the acquisition of this Property by the Company ("Property Acquisition Fee").