The phrase "added rents" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to finance, real estate, or property management, typically referring to additional rental income or charges.
Example: "The property manager reported that the added rents from the new tenants significantly increased the overall revenue for the building."
Alternatives: "additional rents" or "supplemental rents".
Then the corporation sold the building, doors were added, rents rose and independent shops disappeared.
So far, he added, rents are holding or rising, and incentives, like a period of free rent, are disappearing.
"Churches want to attract involvement in the community, and besides," he added, "rent or donations they receive in return for use of the space contributes to their operating costs".
In the last year of his mayoralty, even Rudolph W. Giuliani, who had strongly rejected subsidized housing as an answer to homelessness, found himself scrambling with little success to add rent subsidies, federal vouchers and more public housing apartments to the dwindling pool of low-income housing the city could offer the surging number of homeless families.
The way I look at it, adding Rent the Runway into the stores will attract younger, affluent customers, bringing down the average shopping age.
During that same period, he added, office rents have increased 40percentto to about $35 a square foot from $25.
He added: "With rents rising and the welfare budget suffering from continued government cuts, the outlook for tenants reliant on housing benefit is getting bleaker".
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He said rehabilitation projects made economic sense but added that rents in Newark, which range from $20 a square foot annually to $30 a square foot in premium locations, did not yet justify new construction of Class A property.
He said he expected to pour money into the property in Washington, where many new jobs have been added and rents have been rising, but would be more cautious in Houston.
