Sentence examples for groups landlords from inspiring English sources

Classical economists of the 18th and 19th centuries divided society into three groups: landlords, labourers, and businessmen (or the "moneyed classes").

Since then he has worked with community groups, landlords and small businesses to open up about 20 spaces - scattered east of the Bowery and south from 14th Street - to short-term rentals at affordable rates.

Notably, efforts to placate groups representing landlords and Realtors failed.

Activist groups believe landlords can use planned improvements to evict tenants and circumvent rent controls.

Such prepackaged administrations are viewed as particularly controversial by some creditor groups, particularly landlords.

The policy came under fire as groups representing landlords and letting agents warned it could drive up rents at the start of tenancy periods.

This year, many housing groups and landlords are predicting that there will be another substantial increase, in part because of higher utility costs.

Last week, groups representing landlords and advocates for low-income housing filed two lawsuits challenging the law, claiming that the City Council acted rashly and failed to conduct the appropriate environmental reviews before passing it.

The second commission, which he co-chaired with Richard Best, the director of the Joseph Rowntree Foundation, brought together two traditional antagonistic groups, private landlords and tenant organisations, to seek a new consensus on the private rental market.

Groups representing landlords and advocates for low-income housing filed two lawsuits yesterday challenging the city's new lead-paint law, claiming that the City Council acted rashly and illegally before passing it.

These focus groups explored landlords' experiences with and perceptions about implementation of the lead law.