Sentence examples for habitable housing from inspiring English sources

Are you living in unsafe or barely habitable housing?

Once a city with a glut of rental properties, Houston almost overnight became a city without enough habitable housing units.

"This places an obligation on the landlord to maintain habitable housing that is not detrimental to health, life or safety of the tenant," Mr. Belkin said.

It is understood that the right to housing is comprised of multiple separate rights, including but not limited to (1) the right to shelter, (2) the right to affordable housing, (3) the right to habitable housing, and (4) the right to security of tenure.

Even employed people - teachers, health workers, civil servants - struggle to find habitable housing.

Desmond's findings underscore the need for more affordable and habitable housing.

Nearly 80percentt of habitable houses have electricity, and 75percentt of those equipped for gas service have it.

It's one of the few things I don't miss about being a student: the hassle of finding a habitable house.

Officials say they suspect residents of putting up "ghost" tents to become eligible for aid, running small businesses on prime property, committing crimes and renting out habitable houses while living in tents.

." Not only, then, did appellee try to avoid having to rent a habitable house but also attempted to have appellants, without finances or bargaining power, maintain the premises after they rented them.

George Clarke, TV's restoration man, has warned us that in many northern UK towns and cities, whole streets of (usually) terraced or semi-detached, perfectly habitable houses have been emptied and abandoned, awaiting demolition, thanks to misguided planning and regeneration decisions.