Sentence examples for rent compared to from inspiring English sources

"Former factories tend to have lower rent compared to the rest of the city, so startups and independent small businesses can afford to work there," says food critic Sasha Raspopina.

They'd argue that renting, on average, is much cheaper than buying these days–$1,080 a month to rent compared to $1,767 a month to pay down a mortgage.

In August, Kiwis were forking out an extra 6.7percentt on the median weekly rent compared to just a year ago, Stuff reports.

Despite a four percent increase in median rent price in Chicago since the previous quarter, the city saw a nearly two percent decrease in median rent compared to the previous year.

Previous studies have found that those who rent (compared to those who own) their dwellings are significantly more affected by noise, hazards, vibration, cold and dampness [ 18].

Seattle, meanwhile, had the second-largest rent increase compared to last year, while also having some of the highest rents overall. .

According to a 2011 survey by the National Young Farmers Coalition, 70% of farmers under age 30 rent farmland, compared to 37% of those over 30.

Mr. Linesh estimated that in Kabul, he pays 25 percent less for rent as compared to Delhi, and he can pay 25 percent less to Afghan employees.

It seems like a pretty shitty deal, until you realize how cheap the rent is compared to New York or LA.

Cupertino and Santa Monica both ranked higher than New York, which notoriously has steep rent prices compared to the rest of the United States.

At a sale price of about $660 per square foot, "this is the highest price per foot ever paid for a downtown L.A. office building, reflecting how much higher telecom rents are compared to downtown office rents," Shannon said.