Sentence examples for be rental from inspiring English sources
noun
Short term for something that is rented.
- It's just a rental, so I don't need to take very good care of it.
For this the budget was less, up to $350,000, because there would not be rental income.
Its developer, Schenkman/Kushner Affiliates of Bridgewater N.J., has not yet decided whether the housing will be rental or condo.
Another 100 would be sold at below-market prices, and another 100 would be rental units for low-income seniors.
A. Eventually there will be about 6,400 units, and 4,500 will be rental apartments, including 2,250 for low-, moderate- and middle-income families.
Empty beds, empty stomachs Smoke like an Egyptian Battling with demons Send in the cronies Reprints Related items The Virginia governor's race: A Bush referendum?Sep 22nd 2005 Medicaid: SwampedSep 22nd 2005An alternative could be rental vouchers.
"We have yet to decide if it will be rental or condominium, it will depend on the market at the time," said Mr. Fried, who said they hoped to complete both projects in two to three years.
The remainder would be rentals.
Buildings to the east are more likely to be rentals.
Most of the projects planned for development will be rentals.
One night's rental starts at €119.
Condominiums and co-ops are scarce, as are rental complexes.
