Sentence examples for be renters from inspiring English sources
noun
One who rents property or other goods from another.
More and more of the residents in Hamilton Park will be renters like Lee Gaither.
They can fear commitment — tending to be renters, not buyers, for example, even when they can afford to buy.
He said that many people would always be renters, and that there was nothing wrong with this.
Compared with the rest of America (R.O.A ., New Yorkers are more likely to be renters, have been born abroad, and hold advanced degrees.
Indeed, many of the residents of Port Imperial South will be renters, who historically take a less active role in the community than homeowners.
He said he and Mr. Nagel might look for evidence that younger people — many of whom would normally be renters — were more likely to buy homes in bubble markets after prices had soared.
I've been a renter all my life and my parents were renters before me.
We were renters, almost all of us.
Eighty-five percent of them are renters.
Two-thirds of New Yorkers are renters.
(As an aside, we are renters, not owners, in Maine).
