Sentence examples for rent limit from inspiring English sources

After tax, the allowance will give Mark Carney, the incoming Bank of England governor, a monthly rent limit of a little more than £10,000 a month.

That rent limit has not been updated since 1957, however, and the rule currently applies to all properties with an annual rent of below £80 in London and £52 elsewhere.

The Homes (Fitness for Human Habitation) Bill would have updated a law introduced in the 19th century that requires homes under a certain rent limit to be "fit for human habitation".

That translates to 18 more years of rent limits.

The rent limits for voucher holders seeking apartments are $1,069 for a one-bedroom and $1,556 for a four-bedroom.

The board sets fair rents for tied housing – £28 a week for a caravan – but there will be no rent limits from now on.

Stuyvesant Town, gradually emerging from rent limits, has begun advertising its vacancies as luxury rentals, but even the extensive renovations under way can't alter its red-brick uniformity or roots.

That program, established in 1955 by the State Legislature, spurred the development of about 105,000 units of housing in 269 developments by giving developers subsidies and tax breaks in exchange for rent limits for a fixed time period.

Permanent housing units are subject to rent limits in effect for decades.

"Any form of rent capping will distort a well-functioning market and at the same time discourage much needed investment in the sector," industry body PRS 4 Scotland warned during the consultation stage of the law, with two-thirds of owners claiming they would disinvest if rent limits were introduced.

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