Sentence examples for rents changed from inspiring English sources

Occupational rents changed against industrial labour and deflationary tendencies emerged.

But in August, the landlord for the apartment the young women were trying to rent changed the building's policy requiring the guarantor to live in the region.

How has the nature of homeownership and renting changed over this period, at the national level and within metros?

People in the neighborhood are questioning whether they'll be able to stay there because rents have changed so dramatically".

The median gross rent, however, changed by over 300% during that same period.

"You're sitting there at 8 or 9 p.m., on a Wednesday night, thinking about this data that you just got about how rent has changed in the five boroughs, and there are almost no lights on in the caverns of the House office building," said Mr. Dunkelman, now a vice president with the Democratic Leadership Council.

In other words, it's not so much that the traditional supply-and-demand dynamic in renting has changed.

This balance between commodity prices and land values and rents can change.

The Mission residents blame the buses for allowing these affluent tech workers to move into the neighborhood, drive up rents, and "change the character" of the place.

They wanted to know how much rents might change if there was an influx of new housing.

In one notorious example from 1980, the label on a measure was "rent control" (later changed to simply "rent").