Despite the out-of- the-way location, Mr. Platt's building rented completely before it was finished.
Yes, dear reader, you need to pull in nearly six figures to rent a completely average one-bedroom in a completely average city.
With an underworld guarantor, you can rent a completely livable studio in the Financial District or on the Upper East Side.
The biological equilibrium occurs when d x d t = d y d t = 0, and the economic equilibrium is defined to be achieved when the economic rent is completely dissipated (i.e., when N = 0 ).
And they have a tenant across the hall whose rent almost completely covers the mortgage while they're building equity in the real estate for their exit strategy, but that's another article... David B. Nast owns FocalPoint Business Coaching & Corporate Training based in Cherry Hill, NJ.
The supply is often rented out completely, both today and also back at the end of the Roaring Twenties, when around 5,000 umbrellas dotted the beach.
The World Trade Center itself was not rented out completely until after 1979 and then only due to the fact that the complex's subsidy by the Port Authority made rents charged for its office space relatively cheaper than that of comparable office space in other buildings.
Now, the managers of these apartments say they are completely rented or sold, for rents of $1,495 to almost $3,000 a month and prices as high as $2 million.
Jones says he had no idea his mother was borrowing money to pay the rent, which is completely believable.
Taken by itself, the price-to-rent ratio doesn't completely explain why a high-rent, foreclosure-addled city like Miami lands in the buy-here sector, while a city with low rents like Fort Worth is the second most friendly rentable city.
