Sentence examples for rent hit from inspiring English sources

When their rent hit $1,000, Mr. Park decided it was time to buy.

Bishop Grosseteste University in Lincoln previously charged a £50 a week food allowance, meaning the cheapest available rent hit £4,425 last year.

Last month, the vacancy rate downtown stood at 5percentt, while the annual asking rent hit $42.73 per square foot, up from a low of $25.57 in 1995, according to Insignia/ESG, a commercial real estate broker.

I didn't really appreciate the whole album at the time; after listening through One More Chance I tended to fast-forward through a lot of the songs in favour of Rent, Hit Music, and It's a Sin.

There, the average rent hit $2,141 in the second quarter, but typical household incomes are nearly one-third higher.

Under the new laws, landlords can charge market rates for vacant apartments when the rent hits $2,500, up from $2,000.

But the rate of increase was even higher in London, with the average weekly rent hitting £280, up from £258.30 – an 8.4% rise.

If a vacant apartment's rent hits $2,000, it falls out of the regulation system and the rent can rise to the market rate.

"I think I have about six more years until my rent hits $2,000, and they can destabilize my lease," he said.

But those protections generally end after an apartment becomes vacant and the rent hits $2,000; or if the $2,000 mark is reached and a household's income exceeds $175,000 over two years.

The city allows an occupied rent-stabilized apartment to be deregulated after its rent hits $2,000, but only if the tenants' household income is at least $175,000 for two years in a row.