Sentence examples for rent reducing from inspiring English sources

And yet the DWP hoped welfare reform – in particular, the benefit cap – would drive down private rent, reducing the housing benefit bill.

The trend definitely is that landlords are reducing rent, reducing the length of leases, contributing to the cost of fitting out a store, all in order to incentivise retailers to take space - but it's not uncommon for retailers [still] not to be able to afford the business rates.

They tried to have their rent reduced and were baffled at what they learned.

(Farrell had hoped to get the rent reduced to twelve thousand dollars in exchange for ceding some space to the neighboring property).

Social housing tenants will see their rent reduced by 1% a year for the next four years after chancellor George Osborne attacked rent increases in the social housing sector and compelled housing associations to lower them.

Within days, a paralegal had secured an inspection that finally forced the landlord to make repairs, and also got the rent reduced temporarily while Ms. Cade searched for less expensive housing.

I'd dub it "Rent Reduced", in that the late Jonathan Larson's reworking of La Bohème, while never a great musical, has been turned into a grisly, synthetic, pseudo pop concert with no particular roots or identity.

How do I go about getting my rent reduced? A. The state's housing agency is advising tenants who believe they are entitled to a reduced rent, and possible refund, to file an overcharge complaint at a state rent office, though Nancy Peters, a spokeswoman for the agency, said many questions had not been resolved by the courts.

The new terms will see the rent reduced from $20,000/month to $17,500/month.

The $600 that she currently pays was supposed to be $400, and three months in, she's still trying get her rent reduced to something manageable for an unemployed single mother of four.

As a start, he disclosed that six big Labour city authorities propose to pool their negotiating powers to drive down private-sector rents, reducing the housing benefit bill and creating income to build new houses.