'rental premises' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to any physical space (such as a house, office, etc.) that is being rented out. Example: We found a great deal on rental premises in the city center.
The Notice listed seven (7) major defects in the rental premises found by the Code Enforcement Office and ordered to be remedied by appellee.
Clothing has been one of the areas hardest hit by Argentina's soaring inflation, so instead of paying for rental premises, many designers open up their studios or workshops, offering well-priced limited editions that make unusual souvenirs.
California Civil Code section 1941.1 includes rental premises free from rodents and vermin within the landlord's duty of habitability.
Make sure you have enough savings on hand to cover the costs of carrying the rental premises and supporting the tenant living inside through to the last day of formal eviction: This could be two months or two years.
Rental costs for premises are high, and homelessness rates are rising in line with exorbitant rent increases, especially in areas of high deprivation.
The key problem is that business rates are normally set every five years, using a formula based on the premises' rental value – but the last review was in 2010 and used figures from early 2008.
The allocation of joint costs for wards, for example, administration/support service cost, rental cost of premises and overheads, is based on number of pesticide self-poisoning patients.
Diane Marsters-Coldwell Banker, (787) 850-7285, is another on-premise rental agency.
There are a couple of large buildings that attract a lot of expats because they come with a pool, tennis court, gym and an on premise rental agent.
The British Retail Consortium has led the call for an overhaul on business rates, which are calculated based on the rental value of each premises.
Wonderful morsels, which the studio does to perfection, could be nationally released and subsequently available for rental in the on-premises rental shops".
