Sentence examples for allowed rents from inspiring English sources

In the dozen years after the 1999 enactment of a law that allowed rents to rise to market rate as apartments became vacant, some 60 percent of regulated units were removed from the system, he said.

Nearly one‐third of the build ings more than half filled with welfare tenants were operating in the red, the report showed, even though the high turnover in these structures allowed rents to rise faster than in middle‐class buildings.

The third big change was buy-to-let, which was eased by 1988 reforms that allowed rents to rise, and new tenants to be evicted if they did not pay rent.

We were allowed rent-free access to a storefront in Princeton, N.J., which had a high-end retail environment with furniture boutiques, jewelry stores and restaurants.

Mr. Weiner however, said that few of his apartments had reached the $2,000 level, and that he usually charges tenants less than the legally allowed rent because the current market cannot support higher rents.

The State's Division of Housing and Community Renewal reported that in 2002, owners filed registration forms showing that about 81,000 regulated apartments in the city, an increase of 15percentt from the year before, were renting for less than the maximum legal allowed rent.

There has also been growing concern that the poor regulation of the private rented sector is allowing rents to rise far faster than earnings and that in turn is pushing up the government's housing benefit bill.

Allowing rents to rise, reflecting scarcity, would get rid of uncommitted gardeners.

They contend that there are barriers to entry that stop competitors and allow rents to persist.

This would allow rents from the multinational companies who let the offices there to be received without tax being applied.

Then chop council tax and housing benefits, leaving the rapidly reducing incomes to pay increasing rents and allow rents to increase.