The phrase "average tenant" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a typical or standard tenant in a rental or leasing context.
Example: "The average tenant in this area tends to prefer modern amenities and easy access to public transportation."
Alternatives: "typical renter" or "standard lessee".
The other major finding to emerge from Nationwide's research is that the "average" tenant does not exist.
Although their designs were often found in public buildings, they were was still too expensive for the average tenant on a new housing estate.
The acute housing shortage mandates that the average prospective tenant accede to the demands of the prospective landlord as to conditions of rental, which, under ordinary conditions with housing available, the average tenant would not and should not accept.
If our law is to keep in tune with our times we must recognize the present day inferior position of the average tenant vis-a-vis the landlord when it comes to negotiating a lease.
Mr. Gossard said he had never known of any hostility between Ms. Collins and Mr. Francis, other than "your average tenant stuff," like complaints about loud music and noise.
Mr. Switzenbaum said the average tenant at the complex was expected to take 5,000 square feet, but added that tenants could take as little as 1,000 square feet or as much as a whole building.
What your "new" Real Estate section does is excite and tempt the landlords who feel that the market, as you display it, means anything can go higher and higher and price the majority of us average tenants right out of the city, a city where most tenants are just now fighting for their very right to exist.
On average, tenants share 15percentt of revenue with landlords/owners.
On average, tenants in Vienna spend 27percentt of their income on rent.
No longer does the average prospective tenant occupy a free bargaining status and no longer do the average landlord-to-be and tenant-to-be negotiate a lease on an "arm's length" basis.
(M ost frequently today the average prospective tenant vis-a-vis the prospective landlord occupies a disadvantageous position.
