Sentence examples for base rents from inspiring English sources

Tenants will be expecting to pay base rents "starting in the mid-$40-a-square-foot range," Mr. Gardiner said.

Some of the more contentious changes -- on base rents, vacancy allowances and roommates -- are examined in this column, and other provisions will be discussed next week.

Under the single-class system the landlords wanted to use, for example, the Maximum Base Rents for the 1996-1997 cycle would have increased by about 32percentt.

Base rents at the center, which eventually will contain 800,000 square feet, are $25 a square foot, about 15percentt lower than the rent for comparable space in the area, she said.

At the time, however, the change had little practical effect because most Maximum Collectible Rents had not yet caught up with the Maximum Base Rents and most landlords continued to receive the 7.5percentt increase allowed by law.

Certainly it is cheaper; base rents are $1,100 a month for a two-bedroom apartment, but most are augmented by state and federal subsidies, so some tenants pay as little as $141.

Rents would be quoted as base rent plus electricity and security, he said.

But whatever their income is, the rent cannot be more than 50percentt over the base rent.

Generally speaking, our average base rent is probably around $20. Q.

These payments are made up of a base rent and a percentage of sales.

Currently, the base rent for a two-bedroom unit is $924 a month, he said.