Sentence examples for eviction properties from inspiring English sources

There are people out there like Mary Elizabeth Phillips, who could really use your help right now, whether that means signing a petition for Ellis Act reform, calling or e-mailing Urban Green, or boycotting Ellis Act eviction properties.

The charity Shelter has revealed examples of a minority of "rogue landlords" in 2010 who make their tenants' lives miserable with harassment, illegal eviction, unfit properties and withheld deposits.

Regrettably, most urban poor (86.7%) cannot afford higher rents, resulting in their eviction by property owners and occupation in kiosks and on streets in Kumasi central creating urban blight.

If they are tenants, they are facing steep rent rises and the possibility of eviction, whereas property owners stand a fair chance of compensation when their home is demolished for redevelopment.

In particular, the government proposes to restrict evictions from properties that are in a serious state of disrepair and introduce rent repayment orders for landlords who evict a tenant illegally, or where the property is in a poor condition.

That's because enforcement is complaints driven, rather than automatically matched by unit to Ellis Act eviction or property records.

While San Francisco has been lax in combating Ellis Act evictions, ravenous property developers have flooded the market with luxury lofts; many of which stay vacant.

But many charge that the real driving force behind the evictions is property development.

Elsewhere, Lambeth's eviction from council properties of long-term, short-life housing co-op members has brought accusations of "social cleansing".

Kent Qian will work with the National Housing Law Project to help foreclosure-stricken communities in northern California, particularly tenants who face eviction from foreclosed properties.

Their subsequent eviction from these properties would seem to indicate that they're not welcome in the eyes of landlords.