Sentence examples for rent concessions from inspiring English sources

It has tried to support its tenants through rent concessions and price discounts on beer.

As a result, many companies are demanding rent concessions from landlords or are refusing to take on the cost of adding walls, carpeting and bathrooms to newly renovated space.

Greene King has seen profits from its 1,474 tenanted pubs in England and Wales slip by 3.4% in the past eight weeks as the company raised spending on rent concessions, beer promotions and other measures to revive flagging sales.

All 12 districts report weak demand, and a mix of rising vacancies, falling rents, rent concessions and postponed property improvements.

"Even in strong real estate markets like Philadelphia, developers are offering huge rent concessions to land good tenants.

For example, office rents in prime areas of Manhattan that were in the $100-$100-$120uare foot range in 2007 are now trading (with rent concessions and work letters) at half that amount.

They rented it for $2,120 a month, which included a rent concession of $425.

A significant rent concession by Cooper Union could save this irreplaceable neighborhood institution.

The rent concession at the Brooklyner has since shrunk, and is now one month free on a 12-month lease or two months free on a 24-month lease, Ms. Di Lisio said.

A two-bedroom, two-bath apartment with a stall shower and a sunken living room rented for $70, but he had to give a three-month rent concession to fill it up in that Depression year, he said.

He said Mr. Koeppel wanted a few months' rent concession, which he considered reasonable, but that the Koeppels' buyout request is "six times greater than what the Laundromat costs".