Sentence examples for rent linked from inspiring English sources

A report from the New York City Comptroller's office asserts that New York residents are paying hundreds of millions in extra rent linked to the effects of Airbnb.

At least half of the supply should have rents linked to low earnings in an area.

There is, for example, a decidedly "muscular, interventionist" tone to Labour's Sadiq Khan's talk of the Home for Londoners unit he wants to set up in City Hall, while his proposal for a new London Living Rent tenure with rent levels linked to local average incomes seems, at first glance, potentially compatible with Vernon's localised discounted PRS homes.

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It says rent rises linked to the Olympics and the demand for housing from young professionals has caused rents to rocket in east London.

Shelter suggested five year tenancies with rent rises linked to CPI inflation.

Political Scrapbook has more information about the rent rises linked to Richard Benyon raised by Diane Abbott at PMQS. (See 12.13pm).

All Taylor Wimpey homes on developments commenced after 2011 have been sold with ground rent increases linked to the RPI.

One option is to set a new rent policy linked to a common system of housing credits for people in housing need, aligned to a revised set of local housing allowances with the aim of making suitable provision for all claimants regardless of their tenure.

And they would introduce a mechanism to put a ceiling on rent increases, perhaps linked to average rent rises.

Based on the principle that nobody should have to pay more than a third of their income on rent (the widely recognised threshold of housing affordability), we want councils to create a living rent where rents would be linked to average local earnings.