Sentence examples for tenancy rates from inspiring English sources

Shares in Canary Wharf Group (CWG), which owns much of the development, have taken a tumble in recent weeks, amid financial-market woes and nasty recent revelations about tenancy rates and rental values.

But beyond its height and tenancy rates, 1 Bryant Park is slated to be the only office tower in the nation to draw the United States Green Building Council's highest level of certification — platinum — in its Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design program, the most widely used green-building measure in the country.

"Thinknum has been tracking thousands of data trails for several years – everything from pricing of items at e-commerce sites and retail locations, to tenancy rates for malls and landlords, to job listings at hundreds of companies, to Glassdoor ratings, to LinkedIn stats, to locations of everything from storage lockers to Walmarts, to Facebook checkins.

An executive at the At Home Corporation, for one, said e-tailers had renewed their tenancy deals at rates comparable with last year's.

A "The terms of a  market-rate tenancy  are governed by the lease," said David Ng, a Manhattan landlord-tenant lawyer.

London's poorest households have been hit by a £50m rent rise as housing associations quietly switch thousands of tenancies to higher rates to make up a shortfall in government funding.

Poor built environment conditions beg the research question: What is the relationship between building condition, building tenancy, building abandonment and rates of physical activity and obesity?

Under Smith's scheme, people under 30 will rent a home at full market rates on tenancies of between five and eight years.

Avoiding Month-to-Month Tenancy Q I have a market-rate tenant whose lease will expire on Dec. 31.

But I can't realistically stay if charged a rent that mirrors the insane inflated rates of the private tenancies now rented to visiting millionaires.

Almost two-thirds of San Franciscans rent, and most of their properties are subject to rent-control laws that limit annual rises to 60% of the local inflation rate under a continuous tenancy.