Sentence examples for rent down to from inspiring English sources
The Maginns negotiated the rent down to $2,500.
HUD would therefore want to mark the contract rent down to $800.
"They offered incentives -- two months free," he said, "and I prorated it and got the rent down to what I wanted.
He managed to get the rent down to $3,100, "under instructions from Victoria," he said, repeating her words: "It's a deal breaker".
She said to get the $3,150 rent down to $3,100 and to make the lease date as close to May 1 as possible.
A more typical scenario might involve someone who rented a $3,000-a-month apartment last year but received two months of free rent, bringing the net effective rent down to $2,500 a month.
But it's very New York, in that it reminded me of every Manhattan apartment I'd ever rented, down to the once-stylish moldings painted over repeatedly and to oblivion.
That has pushed average annual asking rents down to $32.18 a square foot, from $33.67 six months ago and $35.65 a year before that.
Right now that doesn't help any, with rents down to $20 a a square foot from $25 a few months ago, but there are signs rents will start to rise soon, the Barclays analysts point out.
"I guess people don't want to draw attention to it so stores will still rent down here and shoppers don't get discouraged," Ms. Joyce said.
Sometimes, as Jonathan Langsam, 45, discovered, finding the right place to rent comes down to luck.
