Sentence examples for per bedroom from inspiring English sources

The simplest homes rent for $54 to $118 a night per bedroom, depending on location; the most luxurious are $139 and up per bedroom per night.

Apartments, typically in spacious czarist-era buildings, cost about $80 a night per bedroom.

The code also allows one car per bedroom, plus an extra car for the house.

In some parts of the country, the average home has four people per bedroom, according to the United Nations.

The village code allows only two people per bedroom, so the limit at 9 Rosebud Lane is 10.

City subsidies are paid per unit, not per bedroom, allowing the company to build smaller units while getting the same financing.

Today, the company launched yet another addition to its product: visualizations of current per-bedroom rental prices in cities across the U.S., as well as new maps for tracking the risk of earthquake and flood risks in a given neighborhood.

But Gaff-Marcil said that her concerns had been met by the developers' responses, including the promise for two 1500-gallon cistornstorestormwatermwandr and a two-person-per-bedroom limit.

Showings of available units and a tour of the amenities — including the complex's spa — are continuing this weekend, as well as on June 20 and 21, from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Charges at the Capitol and Rialto, which are managed by a residents' association, average $650 per month for one-bedrooms and $950 per month for two-bedrooms.

When Maroon 5 went on its very first tour, unknown singer Adam Levine didn't have enough money to hold on to his $800 per month bedroom in a shared home, he told Architectural Digest.

Rather than use existing crowding indices, which allow for the social acceptability of sharing bedrooms, we assessed close contact exposure to other household members in terms of number of occupants per available bedroom.