The phrase "expensive rental" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a rental property or service that has a high cost.
Example: "The expensive rental in the city center was beyond my budget."
Alternatives: "high-priced rental" or "costly rental".
As 85% and 90% mortgages reappear, Britons can switch out of the expensive rental market.
Oakland is now the fourth most expensive rental market in the country.
Even if a broker found them a less expensive rental, "it doesn't balance out in the end," she said.
By federal standards, even the least expensive rental housing in New York City is unaffordable for most poor families.
It has 1,930 seats, making it an expensive rental and so big that some producers refer to its acoustics, sightlines and atmospherics as barnlike.
By the time the threat of flooding was obvious on Sunday there was only time to move some expensive rental equipment out of the cellar.
He said that the employees had been spending most of their pay on expensive rentals.
Stuart Epstein, owner of Devlin McNiff, a real estate firm in East Hampton, said he got calls on Thursday and Friday from "tenants in expensive rentals" who "were outraged that they didn't have power".
The vast majority of it, or 78percentt, went to just 10 American cities. "It is not a coincidence that these cities also top the list of most expensive rentals in the country," the report said.
The underground culture is so heartwarming and beautiful, yet it's the the fifth most-expensive rental housing market in the United States.
"As interest rates increase, mortgage interest will be relatively more expensive and rental prices will increase," they added.
