Sentence examples for cost rents from inspiring English sources

Shelter said the poor would simply not have the cash to pay high cost rents in the private rented sector.

The reasons are cost (rents for tournament sites are higher in New York and Los Angeles) and convenience (inland tournaments tend to be easier to get to).

These benefits of scale combined with the absence of high fixed cost rents provide Shop Direct with substantial advantages over many rivals, particularly in the middle of a stubborn recession.

US investors who planned to evict dozens of families and more than double rents at the New Era estate in east London have sold the development to Dolphin Square Charitable Foundation, an affordable housing group which says it is committed to delivering low cost rents to Londoners on low to middle incomes.

The key factor behind high cost renting is the lack of supply of homes where people want to live.

Probably the biggest deterrent is the cost: renting a booth from ArtMRKT runs from $8,400 to $16,600, with ArtPad coming in at roughly half that.

In 2009/10 it spent £3.3bn on 30,857 new low cost rented properties and 22,079 new "affordable" homes to buy through the Homes and Communities Agency quango.

Ask how this government plans to house the many who could never afford full-cost rents and it has no answer.

With open land plentiful and no cleanup costs, rents are cheaper than in northern New Jersey.

The price of shelter -- including homeowners' costs, rents and hotel rates -- has risen 3.6percentt over the last year, its fastest rate since 1992.

Surging costs: Rents are rising so fast in Orange County -- is rent control the only answer, or can landlords exert some resistance?