Commercial
Leasing and Licensing
Structures
Possible Arrangements
Exclusive Domain Lease
Sole use of one domain for a defined term, with agreed renewal and transfer conditions.
Lease with Purchase Option
Use of a domain now, with a negotiated option to acquire it later on agreed terms.
Category-Family Lease
Use of a coordinated family of names to support a product line or brand system.
Geographic-Territory Lease
Use of geographic assets within a defined market, region or state.
Development and Operating Agreement
A partner builds and operates a property on a held name under agreed governance.
Brand License
Contracted use of a brand or namespace without transfer of ownership.
Portfolio-Segment License
Use of a defined segment of the portfolio for a specific programme or market.
Any lease, license or purchase arrangement requires a separately negotiated written agreement.
Reference
The leasing discipline
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Assets where leasing may apply
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