Sentence examples for commit to renting from inspiring English sources

In June, he announced that the state of New York would commit to renting between half a million and a million square feet of office space in the building.

Before the renovation was finished, Mr. Martino committed to renting a one-bedroom apartment, with its own balcony and a view of the ocean.

3. Receipt Rip Off: A con artist will ask for funds to be wired to a money transfer service, such as Western Union, as a sign of good faith that a tenant is committed to renting a property.

They used Facebook groups, Craigslist or websites like Gumtree to find accommodation, but also recommend being in the city before committing to renting a room.

The offices will open in Q3 2018, but already one company — b2b e-commerce startup Bizzy — has committed to renting over half of the occupancy at MSIG Tower, and WeWork expects demand to be high.

The offices will open in Q3 2018, but already one company — b2b e-commerce startup Bizzy — has committed to renting over half of the occupancy at MSIG Tower, and WeWork expects demand to be high.

The move is a blow to the BBC, which has struggled to convince a number of top-level executives to make the permanent move north – after a period of internal confusion it emerged that the director of BBC North, Peter Salmon, would commit only to renting a house and not to moving his family.

New York lawmakers need to commit to strong rent regulations.

The venturesome are usually forced by capital limitations to commit resources gradually and to rent or use them rather than own them.

The fact that both the Labour Party and the coalition Government have now committed to improving renting is an important moment for 'generation rent'.

RENTING Still, the insecurity in the housing and job markets has been a boon to people who want to rent before committing to a new area (or selling in an old one).