"rent discount" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it when referring to a discounted rate of rent or a discount given on rent payments. For example, "The landlord offered me a 10% rent discount to encourage me to stay in the property for another year."
2) Rent discount Make sure you're not paying the same monthly rent as your friend on the top floor palatial suite.
In Manhattan, St. Mark's Bookshop in the East Village has been teetering for months, saved by a last-minute rent discount from the landlord.
Some real estate and authority executives expect Mr. Silverstein to demand a rent discount, a deadline extension and, perhaps, the elimination of the so-called cross-default clause.
The couple lives on the top two floors of a brownstone and rents out the lower floors, sometimes — to Mrs. Jacobs's chagrin — to friends who have won her husband's sympathy and a rent discount through one housing sob story or another.
Rent discounts reportedly have not been very great, about 5percentt.
To reach the current 90percentt office-space occupancy, Mr. Mori has offered deep rent discounts.
Some financial disincentives, including increasingly steep fees for permit renewals and increasingly steep rent discounts each month the sheds remain, might also prompt owners and contractors to schedule work more efficiently.
Bottom line: Toronto and Vancouver aren't going to get Calgary-style rent discounts anytime soon.
Prosecutors called DeStefano an "inside man" for the rave companies, alleging that he "argued strenuously" for rent discounts and saved them "significant sums of money" in exchange for the payments.
Be sure to outline your expectations respecting Tenant Improvement Allowance dollars, free rent, discounts on asking rate, and lease term.
AT&T, which rents discounted lines from the regional Bell companies, dropped 26 cents, to $20.11.
