Sentence examples for raise rent from inspiring English sources

To raise rent money, Conboy and others began inviting bands to perform at underground shows inside the warehouse.

Universities are continuing to raise rent and privatise halls – with accommodation costs increasing by 18% between 2012-13 and 2015-16, according to the National Union of Students (NUS).

Most of the neighborhood's apartments fall under the city's rent regulation laws, which generally permit landlords to raise rent by 20percentt for new tenants, and the rapid turnover in student tenants has propelled rents upward.

The same study found that 63 per cent of the public believe tenants who have done nothing wrong should have the right to remain in their home, while 75 per cent believe landlords should not be able to raise rent by more than inflation.

For the landlord to be able to take back the space and potentially raise rent and increase traffic is a huge plus.

Recently, I decided to raise rent on about 30 of my units, about $15 per month each.

He said that he would not raise rents.

He said the REIT could improve occupancy in the buildings, raise rents and increase cash flow.

"This is certainly not a vehicle to unfairly raise rents or drive out longtime tenants".

That means "landlords can raise rents with impunity," says Glenn Kelman, chief executive of Redfin.

Eventually, supply tightens enough to raise rents and prices, touching off another boom.