Sentence examples for cheap tenants from inspiring English sources
Massey Knakal, the company selling the property, eggs on potential buyers by suggesting the cheap tenants could be bought out.
Since 1992, the artist Rick Lowe and his co-workers have taken a rundown set of one-story wooden houses on Holman Street, originally built for cheap tenant housing, and renovated them, assigning half to artists for work space and installation projects.
(Why not leave just a breakable promise?) Did he really offer to sell off housing association homes cheap to their tenants?
The lot provides cheap parking for tenants in the adjoining public housing development, the Elliott-Chelsea Houses, an unlikely perk in a neighborhood synonymous with the trappings and traps of success.
They bought dilapidated brownstones that had been converted into cheap rooming houses evicting tenants along the way—hoping to restore the buildings to aristocratic grandeur.
Take it up with the CEO Island homes They can trace their history back to the 10th century, but almshouses are not just beautiful relics – new ones are being built, and offering tenants cheap rents.
One reason for that is another aspect of Mr Osborne's policy: the requirement that councils and housing associations sell off their properties on the cheap if their tenants want to buy and are lucky enough to be able to obtain mortgages.
Pena, whose father was born in Juarez before becoming a US citizen and who grew up bouncing across the border, still owns a few properties in Juarez, mostly small, cheap apartments his tenants rent for a few hundreds dollars a month.
Rents today are relatively cheap as a tenant can't leverage rents as opposed to buying.
Morten Duedahl, the director of the Danish Energy Partnership, visited Scotland last month to share Danish experiences in providing cheaper fuel to tenants.
They bought dilapidated brownstones that had been converted into cheap rooming houses — evicting tenants along the way — hoping to restore the buildings to aristocratic grandeur.
