Sentence examples for real tenants from inspiring English sources

Real tenants include Swanke Hayden Connell Architects on two floors and New York Caterers, which leases the two ballrooms.

Under Guardians of London's scheme, a swathe of social housing tenants could be coerced into accepting being downgraded from real tenants with rights, into guardians without any.

The second is that commercial real estate tenants in Chicago tend to lease space for 15 years.

Many of Real Lettings' tenants are reliant on benefits to pay their rent and are limited by these caps as to how much they can afford.

The idea is for volunteers to provide one-to-one support via phone or email to Real Lettings' tenants on a weekly basis for a minimum of six months to reduce their social isolation and help them gain the confidence to become part of the local community.

But also on the scale of house owners and real estate tenants the economic necessity of energy-efficiency is becoming more and more evident.

Index notes the "steady transformation" of real estate tenants in London's business districts towards technology companies such as Bloomberg, Skype, Amazon, Expedia, and newer ones such as Moo.com, Moshi Monsters, Huddle and others.

A NEWER WAY of buying real estate, tenant-in-common programs, offer fractional ownership of large properties and are aimed at people who have recently sold other commercial property and seek to defer capital gains taxes.

A -- Mary Ann Hallenborg, a Nyack, N.Y., lawyer who is also publisher of the Landlord-Tenant Practice Reporter, a newsletter for lawyers, said that under the state's Real Property Law, tenants who have an existing lease and who live in a building with four or more residential units are allowed to sublet their apartments, subject to the landlord's prior written consent.

"We own high-quality real estate with tenants," he said.

Rents are increasing while tenants' real income is static or declining.