Sentence examples for pace of rent from inspiring English sources
Figures from one of the UK's biggest lettings agents showed private rents up again in July to an average of £725 a month, and the pace of rent inflation is picking up.
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The pace of rent changes varied in different regions, the data showed.
While the Southland remains among the costliest rental markets in the country, the pace of rent hikes here and elsewhere have slowed as developers have completed more apartment buildings in recent months.
It is on pace to rent 586 million gallons of water, not 58 million gallons.
Most of the water still goes to agriculture, but the city rented 1,300 acre feet to energy companies last year and is on pace to rent 1,800 acre feet — as much as 586 million gallons — this year.
In the 1970s, when he and his wife, Jean, decided that country air would be a desired reprieve from the pace of city life, they rented a small cottage near Litchfield, CT.
Though more sublet space is coming onto the market, the pace of leasing has slowed, rents have more or less flattened and the vacancy rate is rising, many real estate specialists say things could be a lot worse, especially when measured against the last downturn.
The surge in evictions was blamed by Labour on the failure of wages to keep pace with rent increases, as well as the introduction of the so-called "bedroom tax" last year.
That has slowed the pace of leasing and put a lid on rent increases, commercial brokers said.
