Sentence examples similar to homes leasing from inspiring English sources

The balance between homes leased at market rate and those leased at so-called affordable rates — reserved for lower-income residents — could help determine the legacy of those teams beyond wins and losses.

Consider selling your home for a less expensive home, leasing a smaller place or even renting out a space in your home to a tenant.

Prosecutors have accused Mr. Frankel of diverting insurance premiums of companies he controlled to a Swiss bank account and spending some of that money on expensive luxuries, including a four-acre Greenwich home, leased corporate jets, a fleet of cars and a sizable household staff.

The search will continue but Yankee Stadium is not a bad temporary home, leased for the next three years, and when you analyse the sheer scale of work is it realistic that so many people take the view it is all a cunning plan driven by financial fair play manoeuvring on behalf of the Manchester side of the operation?

The Latch C could also be installed by building operators that lease standalone individual houses — with Schoenfelder pointing to the likes of Invitation Homes, which leases 50,000 homes across the U.S., as another type of potential customer for its sales pitch.

Councils and housing associations will be able to help struggling homeowners by buying all or part of their homes and leasing them back.

Selling people homes, or leasing office space to companies are also popular ways to make piles of money.

His first stop after Harvard was as a real estate banking analyst at UBS. Afterward, it was on to the real estate investment firms Tishman Speyer and Starwood Capital Group as an associate before he co-founded Invitation Homes, a tech-heavy home leasing company that went public earlier this year and is currently valued at $6.7 billion.

"I think that most people in technology don't have much exposure to real estate outside of buying/selling their home or leasing their apartment, and most in real estate don't know how to develop technology," he said.

With the news today that Donald Trump has ridden to the rescue of Ed McMahon, buying his foreclosure-headed home and leasing it back to him, I can't help wondering if this is a good thing.

What really sets both communities apart from the nearby streets of Throgs Neck is that they are cooperatives — Edgewater Park has 675 single-family homes, Silver Beach Gardens 451 — whose residents own their homes but lease the land from owners' collectives.