"rent incentives" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to refer to policies or arrangements designed by property owners to motivate potential tenants to rent a space (i.e. rent discounts, free parking, free wifi, etc.). For example, "The property manager was offering rent incentives to attract more tenants to the apartment complex."
He is a son of the city, having moved from Brooklyn to the Bronx and back to Brooklyn every three years to take advantage of Depression era rent incentives that gave three free months every 36 months.
Into this void marched the London Docklands Development Corporation LDDCC), a creation of Margaret Thatcher's government, aiming to make the place hospitable to business through tax and rent incentives, and by relieving the bolshie local boroughs of planning powers.
Keywords: Market failures; Information; Split incentives; Energy efficiency; Environmental policy; Rented properties; Economic experiments; Multiple price lists.
The proposed model maximizes the profit under rent warehouse incentives decreasing over time and price-sensitive demands.
But now, that renter may see an increase to $4,850, $633 more than the net rent with incentives.
The proposed legislation includes expanding rent control, incentives for those who build rental housing and new tools that will allow Toronto city council to follow Vancouver's lead in imposing a tax on vacant homes.
"But some small companies have taken advantage of the attractive rents and incentives," Ms. Jaffe said.
Marc Lewis, the president of Century 21 NY Metro, sounded a more cautious note, noting that much of the improvement in the early part of the year had come from lower rents and incentives.
SG Chappaqua has not yet begun to market the property, but Mr. Cuddy said it would have to offer rent and other incentives to attract tenants, especially since the property is not close to a major highway or train station.
He hopes to move Latinos onto these with rent and amendment incentives, and seed African Americans on plots in the established Latino half of the garden.
In addition to the tax and business incentives, rents will be $3 to $5 a square foot lower than the $15 to $20 a square foot rents in Monmouth County, he said, adding that negotiations are under way with a telecommunications company for 100,000 square feet.
