Sentence examples for Prime rents from inspiring English sources

The notoriously inflated prime rents of the mid-1990s, which reached $60 per square metre in downtown Warsaw, have since tumbled as supply has outstripped demand.

For the past couple of years, approximately 2013 to 2015, prime rents for warehouses are upwards of 9.9percentt across the U.S. and up and even more in urban areas.

Razon had a group exhibit, Prime rented a house and entertained scores of young photographers, and members of the Cause Collective erected the Truth Booth, a giant modern-day video confessional.

He largely credits a confluence of demand, the "Millennial generation" hitting the prime renter ages of 20 to 34, empty nesters looking to simplify their lives, and strict mortgage underwriting and rising interest rates that have helped fuel a preference for renting over owning.

In its economic outlook report for the year, Yardi Matrix reported the number of millennials expected to hit the prime renting ages of 20 to 34 will exceed 2 million this year.

Nearly 80 million aging boomers are entering their prime renting years, along with 4.5 million people who lost their houses to foreclosure.

He said an improving economy and job market, coupled with faster-than-average population growth among people in the prime renting age of 20 to 34, would drive demand for more apartments in Southern California in the next few years.

Prime office rents in big cities are vertiginous; Rio's are the highest in the Americas, north or south.

Prime commercial rents for ground floors in the area can be as high as $300 a square foot annually.

Outside Britain, Ireland and Germany prime office rents were weak in 2013, says Knight Frank, another consultant.It is rock-bottom yields on government bonds that have nudged investors toward property.

Prime office rents in the city center here fell 12.5percentt last year, to $31.20 to $33.60 a square foot annually, according to Mr. Battle, about the same as the average rate in Berlin.