"rent level" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You could use it in a sentence like, "The rent level for this apartment is particularly competitive."
The boroughs and the GLA have been in discussions with each other and the government about how one of the "two-for-one" replacements could be a rented property, be it at social or the higher "affordable rent" level, for people on the lowest London incomes.
We are saying landlords and tenants negotiate the rent level.
Social providers in many areas are already letting at rates close to the living rent level.
The rent level depends in part on what the family can afford.
Those hunting at the highest rent level, $1,750 and over, will find more room at the top.
Many services customize their listings to a client's needs: by neighborhood, by rent level or by any particular preference.
In London particularly, rising rent levels are making private rented properties unaffordable even for working families, and not just those on benefits.
The local housing allowance (LHA) cap is set to see new residents of supported and sheltered housing, managed by housing associations, have their rent levels capped to the allowance rate in the private-rented sector.
An earlier version said "none of these have failed to arrest" rising rent levels where we meant "none of these have succeeded in arresting" rising rent levels.
The declines came after rent levels rose to records in markets like San Francisco, Boston and New York in 2000.
"It is unlikely the proposed rent levels will meet your own affordable housing policies".
