Sentence examples for record rent from inspiring English sources

The record rent figures were published as the Government announced a new plan to increase the supply of village homes.

Its blue-chip tenants include Bloomberg L.P., which pays $62 a square foot for the two top floors, a record rent for Washington.

A new website, Auctionlets.com, goes live this month, pitching potential tenants directly against one another, while letting agents are turning to open days and "sealed bids" to achieve record rent levels.

These record rent level rises mean a typical flat in my home city now costs £1,078 a month and an average earner pays 65% of their salary for a typical two-bed flat.

Angus Hanton said: "They now face an average £42,000 of debt from university, the prospect of long-term unemployment, record rent demands and now the abolition of housing benefit".

Brooklyn booms as record rents drive construction.

The campaign comes as many landlords have been enjoying record rents in a booming lettings market.

Rents have risen across the country, signficantly in the Northeast and the West where Portland, Seattle and San Francisco have posted record rents.

There has also been a surge of interest in the other boroughs, with many neighborhoods reporting record rents of their own.

But the financial district is not far behind, getting record rents for its one-bedrooms, at an average of $3,255 a month, and its two-bedrooms, at $4,575 a month.

"You have to assume that he has a tenant in hand who's willing to pay record rents in Times Square," said Joseph R. Harbert, chief operating officer for the New York region at Insignia/ESG, a real estate company, referring to Howard Milstein.