Sentence examples for changing tenants from inspiring English sources

"From our view, it's just changing tenants," Davila-Steele said.

Offices have the same dynamic with constantly changing tenants and employees; key cards now dominate office doors.

He also likes the changing tenant mix at the center, which will soon include several higher-end retailers like Coach, Godiva, Guess and Clarks, the popular shoe retailer.

Changing focus: Tenants may well see energy efficiency works as part of the landlord's day job – and the point about tenants not wanting to pay for a landlord's increase in asset value is well made.

While some people still want to trot out the tired retail apocalypse trope, the reality is that new and exciting concepts from once online-only retailers to this new wave of leisure concepts are changing the tenant-mix of malls and shopping centers for the better.

But sometimes the need to have flexibility to operate a building for a changing array of tenants may trump ultimate safety.

But by changing ownership to tenants in common, it meant that his share of the house didn't automatically go to your mother.

And they are changing established landlord-tenant relationships, including which party makes decisions and who controls parts of a property.

The new building proposed by the Dursts is an indication of how the needs of high-tech tenants are changing the way buildings are being designed.

With the survey set to return next year, we hope to be able to report that landlords have made great progress in bridging the gap to their tenants and changing the social housing landscape for the better.

She did not get involved in the controversies at the club, she said, including complaints from a group called the Concerned Artists and Members of the National Arts Club that Mr. James was bullying members and staff, squandering money on lawsuits, harassing tenants and changing the constitution to perpetuate his power.