Sentence examples for set rent from inspiring English sources

In a second transfer it suggests councils be entitled to set rent subsidy levels in their local private sector.

It will be one factor the city's Rent Guidelines Board will use to set rent increases for about 600,000 rent-stabilized apartments where leases will be renewed this year.

AFTER a series of angry hearings, the Rent Guidelines Board is scheduled to set rent increases or decreases for an estimated 50,000 apartments in 18 Westchester communities Wednesday night.

Each developer has set rent at around $1,800 for a one-bedroom and $2,500 for a two-bedroom unit, at least $500 more than rents for similar-sized units in apartment buildings constructed before World War II.

A coalition of councils, led by Islington in north London, have said they will seek legal advice to challenge the decision as they believe local authorities should set rent rates.

Under the rules introduced in 2015, landlords in 313 of the 11,000 towns and cities in Germany (home to about one-quarter of the population including Berlin and Munich) cannot set rent for new tenants any higher than 10% above the local average from the previous four years.

Tenants don't set rents.

Park owners may no longer set rents or decide who their tenants will be.

To recoup costs, the government set rents so high that no one could afford them.

It used to be that rents were set locally by council-employed rent officers, who would visit, assess the property's rental worth (not its purchase cost) and set rents in stone for all future tenants.

That means they are free to set rents that take into account the earnings and livings costs of their tenants when deciding the right level of rents.