Sentence examples for ever increasing rent from inspiring English sources

Simon Ward, director of the Dorset-based estate agents Mr Green, says: "With many young people still reluctant to take on the responsibility of a mortgage, there is a temptation to talk of a Generation Rent - suffering ever increasing rent, but unwilling or unable to take out a mortgage".

Adequate housing has long been a challenge for London; the demand for housing far outstrips supply, resulting in ever increasing rents.

Paul Stanworth, managing director of Legal & General Capital (LGC), the insurer's main investment division, said: "The UK rental market, compared to the US and Europe, is dysfunctional, with ever increasing rents and increasingly poor accommodation.

Right-to-Buy was little more than a massive upwards wealth transfer, with huge privatisations opening up the British housing market to international capital, creating a class of parasitic landlords demanding ever increasing rents, subsidised by the state through housing benefit.

More protests against increasing rent.

Residents at Kottbusser Tor protesting their increasing rent.

Now, the ever-increasing rent has squeezed him nearly to the point of closing.

Everything from ever-increasing rent prices to the rise of college tuition play a factor in this, but the children we serve also face additional obstacles.

Then there are those who have left home to find work and claim housing benefit to bridge the gap between their wages and ever-increasing rents.

Growing Old in New York, and Struggling to Keep Up With Ever-Increasing Rents Robert Murphy, 75, a lifelong New Yorker, retired at age 73.

So an endless parade of consultants and political opportunists come up with fanciful ways of preventing people becoming homeless despite the ever-decreasing housing benefit budget and the ever-increasing rents.