The Trump Administration is breaking with tradition on so many fronts—renting out the family hotel to foreign diplomats, say, or imposing travel restrictions on the adherents of disfavored religions that it seems noteworthy when it exhibits some continuity with American custom.
The three-floor, four-bedroom, two-and-a-half-bath 1867 house behind Cher Lewis's quaint brick front building rents for $4,200 a month, a price that is a couple of thousand dollars lower than some tenants are willing to pay.
The front bedrooms rent for 40 times the rate that I remember.
Eagerly, warily, Cubans are taking up the government's offer to work for themselves, selling coffee in their front yards, renting out houses, making rattan furniture and hawking everything from bootleg DVDs to Silly Bandz and homemade wine.
"Sometimes we will lease spaces up front and rent them out through our platform (these will be sign posted) or we will work on more of a pay as you go basis.
Vod's drowning in debt, and – on the rent front – she's "taking the piss like this is Nando's and she has unlimited piss refills", says Tomothy.
In front of us, renting a private room with a PC, was a man in his early twenties, hunched over geriatrically, pants belted at the ribs and a finger knuckle-deep in his left nostril.
There, he began researching town houses, starting with the MacDonough Street brownstone (with a gas lamp out front) where he rented an apartment and fantasized about securing an option to buy.
Lowell Kuvin, an aspiring lawyer with an emerald-green Ford F150 pickup, sued Coral Gables in 2003 after being fined for parking on the street in front of his rented home.
