Sentence examples for of increasing rents from inspiring English sources

The right-to-buy scheme and the policy of increasing rents to unaffordable levels to pay for new homes is part of a long-term government plan to reduce social housing to a rump.

Johnny Morris, research director at Countrywide, said that in most parts of Britain, rising incomes had softened the impact of increasing rents, but in London affordability was being stretched.

"In an environment of increasing rents the average per square foot sales price has increased," said David Bernhaut, executive director of the Financial Services Group at the East Rutherford office of Cushman & Wakefield.

The research, which illustrates how the retailerremains exposed to a multi-million-pound timebomb of increasing rents and falling sales, comes as Tesco announced a £733m property swap with British Land, giving it sole ownership of 21 superstores it had previously offloaded into a joint venture with the property group.

Some of Mr. Rangel's contributors are private equity-backed firms that have pursued a high-stakes business strategy that has raised concerns among tenant advocates: buying apartment buildings with rent-regulated units with the expectation of increasing rents after the current tenants vacate their units.

"Soon, there will be no New Yorkers," proclaimed the Sunday magazine of The New York Times in 1907, in an article that detailed how families making $1,000 to $3,000 a year — $24,000 to $72,000 a year in today's dollars — were being pushed out because of increasing rents, and servants' wages, as well as the crushing cost of ice and coal.

"I think, going forward, this is going to be a permanent problem for social landlords and for Local Authorities, of increasing rent arrears.

It's difficult to pinpoint why more intense protests are kicking off now after years of increasing rent, but it's safe to say that that the backlash is getting visibly more violent.

It's difficult to pinpoint why more intense protests are kicking off now after years of increasing rent, but it's safe to say that the backlash is getting visibly more violent.

With the current tax code, some part of those higher tax bills are likely passed along to renters in the form of increased rents or in cutbacks to repairs and service.

The Ibis Bookshop, in Banstead High Street, is facing closure because of increased rent and running costs, along with competition from online retailers.