Sentence examples for bigger rents from inspiring English sources

For young people all this means stretching modest and minimum-wage pay to cover bigger and bigger rents.

Recently the couple moved to a bigger rented house so that they could start hosting people for longer periods.

For Gilinski that translates into bigger rent checks from his warehouses, which already charge 50% more than others in the city.

Everyone involved knew that the building, situated where it was, would someday command big rents.

"I worry about people who are buying farmland and expecting to get big rents, $500 or even $600 in the Midwest," Ms. Warner said.

Jon Hunt, the property billionaire who founded and sold the estate agency chain Foxtons, is banking on wealthy businesses paying big rents to boost revenues further at the property company that he now owns.

Louise Good, head of super prime lettings at Savills, said the company had also witnessed a surge in renters and that the market for big rents in the capital "is very robust at the moment".

The two of them are done with "big restaurants" and "big rents".

By the time their third son, Julian, now 2, arrived, they were facing a big rent increase.

"I felt trapped," said Jaclyn Barrocas, who was recently hit with a big rent increase on her East Side apartment.

Tenants would not be likely to face big rent increases or eviction.