Wall Street doesn't want investors to know that the easiest way to achieve that objective is to minimize all fund expenses--not only
operating expenses, but trading costs, market impact costs, the cost of cash and taxes as well.
Planned Unit Developments, or PUDS, for all types combined (low-rise, townhouse and combination) reported total
operating expenses for 2004 of $430.
Landlords have sought to include in
operating expenses capital costs incurred because of legal requirements imposed during the term of the lease, as well as costs which have the beneficial effect of reducing the
operating expenses of the building.
Operating expenses rose for the twelfth consecutive year in Downtown, increasing by 3.
Overall, median
operating expenses as a percent of revenues were up about 2%.
The Fitch stress case increases fixed and variable
operating expenses by 5% and results in a reduction in bond and consolidated DSCRs of .
A) A Stop is the escalation method in which a fixed dollar amount for
operating expenses is established as a landlord's obligation, with all expenses incurred above that point being the tenant's responsibility.
income remaining after
operating expenses are paid).
He also noted that the company experienced passenger revenue gains on the routes acquired from Pan Am in the first two months of year-over-year comparisons (November and December 1992), and continues to see
operating expense improvements on these routes.
As a rule, lease language defining
operating expenses, real estate taxes, and the mechanics to be used to bill tenants, is not all inclusive or objective, according to Patrick Leardo, partner-in-charge of C&L's Real Estate Advisory practice.
An increase in transportation operating revenues coupled with a slight decrease in railway
operating expenses in 1992 yielded a 12 percent increase in income from operations, excluding the effect of last year's special charge.
2 million mainly due to higher average propane unit margins and higher fees in response to increases in
operating expenses.
