Sentence examples for expected rents from inspiring English sources

Housing officials also had reservations, and insisted on substantial funding to assure against failure if expected rents fall short.

The company expected rents to continue rising and planned to raise them when the existing tenant vacated the property.

By selecting the financially weakest contractor, stronger price competition (auctions) may not only increase the probability of default but also the contractorsʼ expected rents.

To induce immediate participation, the buyer is granted positive expected rents even if his value at arrival is the lowest possible.

The infrastructure plans will include more affordable housing for low income groups, funded partly by lower than expected rents for council and housing association tenants, which will save £540m in housing benefit by 2017-18.

While the final rents have not been set, Douglas Brown, a partner at Regent Properties, said he expected rents to be slightly higher than $2 per square foot monthly.

This is also, of course, the total expected rent over the two periods.

So the intermediaries collapse, and the price of land drops from 100 to the expected rent 50.

The expected rent in period 3, and therefore the price of land purchased at the end of period 2, is 50.

As the tool kit notes, inappropriate parking requirements, in particular, can raise the expected rent in a new development by as much as 50percentt, while depriving towns of socially and commercially productive land.

He expected rent control to be gradually abolished as the housing supply increased, but the restrictions remained in force until 1933, when a new scheme was enacted.