Sentence examples for demand for amenities from inspiring English sources

While the corporate apartment market may be cyclical, customer demand for amenities seems to go in only one direction — up.

Deloitte's research has shown that demand for amenities like wireless Internet, particularly among business travelers, has prompted some previously unwired hotels and resorts to install it for a competitive advantage.

Mr. Elliott, a broker who owns his own firm, says there is demand for amenity-laden properties among foreign buyers.

"We target those who place demands for amenities in the neighborhood that do not address community needs and cause rents to rise and tenants to be forced out," they state.

The cost appears so astronomical that voracious consumer demand for such amenities as digital video and music would be needed to cover it.

This paper assesses the relative contributions of rising productivity, rising demand for Southern amenities and increases in housing supply to the growth of warm areas, using data on income, housing price and population growth.

They only tend to last for a year or two, and they don't address the forces that push up the cost of running a university — from inflation to administration costs to labor costs to students' demand for expensive amenities.    .

The installation, expected to be completed next month, answers the growing demand for an amenity that has become the norm elsewhere in a region of multi-modal commuters.

While the economy of rural areas has always been strongly dependent on natural resource exploitation, recent technological advancements in exploitation, loss of rural livelihood, and increased social demand for the amenity aspects of these resources have dramatically changed rural economies.

"But you need to keep young families here otherwise there will be less demand for schools and amenities such as the post office".

In efforts to keep up with the growing demand for high-end amenities and services in residential new developments across Manhattan, office buildings have begun to provide similar luxury environments for their workers.