Sentence examples for cheap residential from inspiring English sources

Such places have cheap residential properties, which will not yield much council tax, and where getting new businesses to set up is often a struggle.

One analysis in the Seattle area found that cheap residential parking may cost some people a rent premium north of $200 a month.

They told reporters that officers with a search warrant approached the man in the lobby of the Harvey Apartments, a cheap residential building in central Hollywood, and ordered him to raise his hands.

His first address was a cheap residential hotel on Rue de la Huchette just south of the Ile de la Cité, a dank, rough street of European émigrés and Algerian street traders.

A Presbyterian minister, Hope holds weekly memorial services for homeless people who die on the streets or in one of the city's many cheap residential hotels.

His family ran the Wells Grand, a cheap residential hotel where tenants came and went at a rate rapid enough for Studs to get to know lots of people and slow enough for him to get to know them pretty well.

Because the cheapest residential treatment costs $75 a day in Los Angeles, that amounts to less than a month of treatment.

According to data from the federal Energy Information Administration, municipal utilities over all offer cheaper residential electricity than private ones — not including electric cooperatives, federal utilities or power marketers — a difference that holds true in 32 of the 48 states where both exist.

With the onset of austerity and truly draconian cuts to some local authorities, this initiative has not led to a widespread increase in truly "personalised" and "individual" services – block booking of beds in the cheapest residential care homes and domiciliary care broken down into 10 minute slots are still the order of the day.

Many local residents who are unemployed or on low incomes are even being forced out of cheaper residential areas due to rising house prices.

The once predominantly middle-class and heavily Greek neighborhood has -- due to substantially cheaper residential and commercial rents and proximity to Manhattan (a quick hop on the N or the Q has you to or fro in minutes) -- become a destination neighborhood for Manhattan's gay diaspora.