Sentence examples for rent adjusted for from inspiring English sources

Across the county, the median rent, adjusted for inflation, surged 27% between 2000 and 2013 — yet inflation-adjusted median household incomes for renters fell 7%, according to a California Housing Partnership Corporation report released last year.

Between 2005 and 2010, the median rent, adjusted for inflation, swelled in Bedford-Stuyvesant and Brownsville by more than 22 percent, while the median household income of renters over that same period did not remotely keep pace.

Aimed at a broad income spectrum, Ferry Crossing has a three-tiered rent structure adjusted for households earning 25, 50 and 80 percent of the area median income (currently $98,600 for a family of four).

The rankings were compiled by calculating an effective annualized rate of return on a property based on annual cash flows derived from renting and adjusted for capital gains tax, transaction fees, operating costs and maintenance, appreciation and inflation.

11, 2001, rents, with both amounts being adjusted for rent increases allowed by the Rent Guidelines Board for two-year renewal leases.

Adjusted for inflation, median renter income has increased 3percentt since 1975, while median rent has increased 33percentt.

About twenty per cent of them are being reserved for homeless people, and rents on the others will be adjusted for families with low or very low incomes.

Moscow rents have jumped by 33% when adjusted for the dollar.

Adjusted for inflation, the increase in median rent between 2002 and 2005 was 8percentt.

She said the median rent for all units increased 1.8percentt between 1996 and 1999, adjusted for inflation; for unsubsidized units, the increase was 5.6percentt.

For two people with an income no more than $61,30012020 percent of the area's median income, adjusted for household size), a one-bedroom apartment will rent for an average of $1,172.