Sentence examples for tenant satisfaction from inspiring English sources

The pay-off in terms of performance can be impressive: a government review found TMOs recorded higher tenant satisfaction scores than councils.

Tenant satisfaction in models of co-operative and mutual housing, using standardised measures, stands at 88% higher than for social housing more widely.

Our evaluation with simulation and on the Grid'5000 testbed shows that Merkat provides flexible support for different application types and SLOs and good tenant satisfaction compared to existing centralized systems, while the infrastructure resource utilization is improved.

Tenant satisfaction will be affected as well by the speed and efficiency with which the Battery Park City Authority succeeds in restoring public amenities and ease of access to the entire 92-acre site.

But in the name of tenant satisfaction and efficient use of your team's man hours, you should try to keep your callback rate as close to zero as possible.

"The fact that the vote was overwhelming proved that the tenants' association negotiated a deal to the tenants' satisfaction".

"Landlords will not accept partial rent payments from a tenant as a full satisfaction of the tenant's obligation, just because a roommate fails to pay his or her share".

Mr. Barrett said because of that experience, his leases with Fairfield and, in the case of his Stamford concession, the state, are "written so that the landlord and tenant come away with mutual satisfaction upon the transfer of the business".

Looking out the bathroom window, she notices, with satisfaction, that the tenants across the way "still leave their shades up at night so that it is easy to see into all the rooms".

Looking out the bathroom window, she notices, with satisfaction, that the tenants across the way "still leave their shades up at night so that it is easy to see into all the rooms". The people she observes are often anonymous, and usually unaware that they're being watched, much less written about.

"When I looked out the bathroom window, which does not face the Square but stares straight across at the flat side of an apartment building, I saw with satisfaction that the tenants there still leave their shades up at night so that it is easy to see into all the rooms".