Sentence examples for old renters from inspiring English sources

Sometimes the old renters got the chance to buy the buildings they were living in, " she said, then called out "good day" to an elderly man standing on the lawn.

Some of the older renters have decided to remain in those apartments rather than move yet again.

Polling by YouGov for Savills found that the tenants' charter will be most welcomed by older renters.

The charity also dealt with 14% more repairs and maintenance issues, and added that young people were more likely than older renters to have problems with private landlords.

Young renters, too, are more likely to have regrets than older renters, but the age gap in regrets is especially stark among homeowners.

Essentially HUD extends capital to finance the construction, rehabilitation or acquisition of supportive housing and also covers rent subsidies for units to make them affordable for older renters.

Meanwhile, Labour were only able to achieve a substantial swing in their favour among young people – registering a 7.5 point swing from the Tories among 18- to 24-year-olds, and a four point swing among 25- to 34-year-olds – and renters.

The Australian Housing and Urban Research Institute (AHURI) investigated implications of loss of a partner for older private renters [ 16].

Morris and colleagues [ 47] argued that older private renters are often at serious risk of homelessness if they experience an unexpected financial crisis or if they are forced to move.

It is impossible to generalize about the opinions of homeowners and renters, old timers and newcomers, business owners and customers.

Like so many other old-time Vineyard renters, we were getting priced out.