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Is a lease of 40 years where the Lessor has no right to terminate considered a transfer of property

Asked over 2 years ago - San Antonio, TX

Lessor is a political subdivision. Lessee is a company which has built a tower(s) on which it subleases space to telecommunications companies.

Lessor is subject to certain statutes when there is a transfer (sale) of property but not lease.

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