The phrase "average tenants" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to typical or ordinary renters in a housing context.
Example: "The landlord decided to raise the rent, but he was concerned about how it would affect average tenants in the building."
Alternatives: "typical renters" or "ordinary tenants".
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.
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.
Although their designs were often found in public buildings, they were was still too expensive for the average tenant on a new housing estate.
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.
Housing is now the primary issue facing Londoners; the average tenant in the capital pays out 72% of their total earnings on rent alone while, on a national level, 53% of tenants are struggling to pay their rent.
The slur may carry truth in individual cases but in 2011/12 the average tenant of a social housing home had a median income of £8,996 a year – £24.63 a day.
According to a report by the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors, the average tenant uses 12% less space per worker than the average owner-occupier.A study by City University Business School found that companies with mainly leasehold property financially outperformed those that owned their premises.
How much does the average tenant make in salary, he asked, and do the companies worry that they're burnishing the already obnoxious stereotype of the wealthy techie?
Rent on council-owned properties is also due to go up by 4.6%, an extra £3.59 a week for the average tenant.
The average tenant in Sydney's most expensive suburb, Woollahra, spends an average of 44percentnt.
