Sentence examples for higher rentals from inspiring English sources

The main reason for the flurry of face-lifts and upgrades is economic, to command higher rentals, or, at the very least, to dissuade tenants from bailing out when their leases expire.

With London, on the other hand, in the throes of "super-gentrification", fuelled by foot-loose international property investments, some of its outer suburbs are getting poorer as higher rentals spin the low-paid outwards.

Home sales have risen, helped by higher rental rates and low inventory.

He said such buildings draw higher rental rates than do comparable buildings downtown.

I got much higher rental offers, from pet food companies and other retailers, that would have been much better economically.

(No. 8), and Ocean City, N.J. (10), have similarly reliable surf but colder water, higher rental prices and beaches packed with visitors all summer.

"The worry is that this will hit not just landlords, but tenants too in the form of higher rental payments at a time when many are already stretched".

The report shows that while the mining boom did produce swings and roundabouts (such as higher rental prices) overall it was of strong benefit to the Australian economy.

He reckons the much tougher lending criteria, with larger deposits and higher rental income requirements, will kill off the market for future buyers.

The MP moved to a larger London property with higher rental charges in May 2012, before moving again in June 2013 to a slightly cheaper second home.

And, as Ms. Burmeister-Laws pointed out, "Rentals in a historic area in a historic home are usually more desirable and more likely to bring a higher rental rate on average".