Sentence examples for drop rents from inspiring English sources

Landlords were unable to drop rents so radically, he said.

Even as prices begin to stabilize or drop, rents remain higher than they were two or three years ago.

Landlords could, he said, drop rents for retailers that hop between properties to qualify for the reduction, while stalwarts of the local high street suffer.

Karen Buck, the Labour MP who was passed the letter, said it showed that ministers were wrong when they claimed nobody would need to move as landlords would drop rents to accommodate welfare cuts.

The council added: "It is not possible to accurately predict the number of other families we will need place outside of Ealing, because this will depend on how many landlords are prepared to drop rents to reflect the new LHA rates.

But councils say the demand for private rented property from tenants priced out of the housing market means most landlords see no reason to drop rents, and a substantial number say they will no longer consider renting to people who are claiming housing benefit.

Though demand has dropped, rents have remained the same.

Those are the people who are getting serious, the real estate agents say, dropping rents and making concessions.

The tax benefits are typically far smaller than the amount of money landlords could lose by dropping rents to stabilized levels.

This might mean subdividing larger units, dropping rents, or just ensuring spaces are equipped with a decent broadband connection and parking.

But in the 1890s the company cut wages without dropping rents, inciting massive strikes, unionization at the hands of a man who would become America's leading socialist, and boycotts that shut down rail service around the midwest.