Sentence examples for tenancy on from inspiring English sources

The average cost of a new tenancy on a one-bedroom home hit £746 a month in May, taking up 48% of the take-home pay of a worker aged under 30, data from property firm Countrywide showed.

Of the 121 women who came into and out of the Solace refuges in London last year, 22% had a secure tenancy on arrival but only 13% left with one.

A joint tenancy, on the other hand, may be terminated by one owner's transfer of his interest to someone else.

The average tenancy on Ms. Garcia's floor is 20 years.

She also wanted to move home to Exeter and had relinquished the tenancy on their home in Halves Cottages, Corfe Castle, the court heard.

Joel Abramson, another Manhattan landlord-tenant lawyer, said that under the rent laws, a regulated tenant is allowed to continue his or her tenancy on the same terms and conditions the tenant had at the beginning of the tenancy.

There are also some short term tenancies on the site, offering an income of £45,00 a year.

When the recently demobbed, idealistic and pitifully inexperienced John Watson took on the tenancy of Riverford Farm in 1951, his more traditional farming neighbours confidently predicted he wouldn't last five years.

The billionaire's White House tenancy begins on 20 January.

Bill Heywood, tenancy manager on the estate, is sympathetic.

If the tenancy runs on after the fixed period, landlords can get possession of the property by giving two months' notice.