Sentence examples for * rent up from inspiring English sources

"They've been very good, they haven't put the rent up much, but it's difficult to make a living.

"In the last few years, the landlords have put the rent up so much we couldn't cope.

This means that tenant arrears now represent 9.7 per cent of all rent, up from 6.6% in November, but lower than the 10.1 per cent of December 2012.

For $19.95 a month you can rent up to three DVDs at a time and keep them for as long as you like.

A third of working households in social accommodation received housing benefits to help them meet the cost of their rent, up from 24% in 2010/11.

Desperate tenants face having to bid against each other to push the rent up in the latest sign of Britain's overheated property market.

Some six weeks later, we had to pay a month's rent up-front, and then a further six weeks' rent as a deposit (less our £200 holding fee) - coming to £1550.

"By the time construction was to begin the rental market softened from overbuilding and the developer became very concerned about its rent-up.

Will you be charged for 'extras' such as advertising, rent-up, or quarterly inspections?

The fact of the matter is that gas prices go up, you may get a raise or get fired, rent goes up, etc.

Foreclosures went up, as did the number of poor people for whom rent eats up at least half the paycheck.