Sentence examples for large rent from inspiring English sources
Earlier this year large rent increases were imposed on traders – during the recession and just before the move.
My landlord recently renovated all the bathrooms in my building and is seeking a large rent increase from the state's Division of Housing and Community Renewal.
"But it is clear that rent-controlled tenants were facing huge retroactive rent increases and would be paying large rent increases for years into the future".
Christmas trading had been poor – with comparable sales down 15.2% – and had been quickly followed by a large rent bill at the end of the calender year.
Mr. Lockhart set about aggressively evicting longtime tenants who had weak leases or large rent arrears and putting everyone else on notice.
By contrast, renters in many other cities are at the mercy of landlords who may wish to take advantage of a strengthening market to force them out through a large rent increase or a refusal to renew a lease.
She took a reporter to her large, rent-stabilized apartment on the Upper West Side, where she has boarded strangers, typically European backpackers, in three bedrooms to pay the rent.
I have seen older relatives in my own family who were afraid to give up a large rent-controlled apartment in a dangerous neighborhood for a smaller one (at market rent) in a better environment.
Professor Madina moved most of his collection into a warehouse from his large rent-controlled apartment when he and Marilyn Jenkins-Madina, a curator in Islamic art at the Metropolitan Museum, were married in 1994 and decided to live in her apartment.
Arriving in New York, Louis, who lives in a literary dream world of F. Scott Fitzgerald ("The Great Gatsby" looms large), rents a room in the East 90s apartment of Henry Harrison Mr. Klinee), an impecunious bachelor, 40 years his senior, with grand, aristocratic airs.
A high share of land in housing costs results in the creation of large rents for landowners.If regulatory limits on building heights and density were relaxed, fewer plots of land would be needed to satisfy a given level of demand.
