Sentence examples for rent gap from inspiring English sources

However, the widening rent gap and gentrification process has put them under threat of eviction.

The rent gap does not surprise Mr. Futterman, whose company is also marketing 2075 Broadway.

Instead of saving for their own home now, Tom is likely to be forced into trying to plug the rent gap when the measures come in.

Gentrification takes place, therefore, once the rent gap has grown so big that developers can buy and do up property, pay interest on loans, and still sell the redeveloped property to a "better" user for a profit.

This created what Smith calls a "rent gap" – the difference between the current ground rent, and what rent the land could potentially yield if it was put to a "better" (more profitable) use.

The classic analysis is to find the "rent gap", as developed by geographer Neil Smith: a period of decline in which the potential value of land and property in an area is much higher than what is currently being charged.

The chaos in the market stems from the buyer-seller and owner-renter information gap, said Sumit Jain, co-founder and C.E.O. of CommonFloor, a communication portal for apartment dwellers and residents of gated communities.

Woolworths, another South African chain, recently announced it would close its three stores in Nigeria because of high rents and gaps in the supply chain.

This week the Fabian Society reported that poorer renters are at risk of huge shortfalls in rent, as the gap between housing benefit and mid-market average housing costs widens.

The monthly gap between rent and housing benefit limits on a privately rented two-bedroom home in a mid-range housing market, currently £35, will rise to £108 in 2020, the report says.

She is using savings from when she was working to help meet the gap between rent and benefits.