Sentence examples for tenants aged from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, the percentage of private tenants aged 25 to 34 rose from 31% in 2008-09 to 45% in 2012-13.

Tenants aged over 65 will not be exempt from the policy, and tenants' children, if they are named on the tenancy, will have their salaries counted towards the threshold if they are one of the two highest earners in the household.

"Our findings suggest that longer tenancies would appeal most to tenants age 35-plus, with younger tenants valuing the flexibility of shorter tenancies".

As tenants age in place, will they gradually transform their buildings into quasi-nursing homes, with a large number of residents of advanced age needing much personal assistance?

Mr. Carpenter recruited an advisory board sprinkled with actors to hone the concept and drew an initial core of tenants, ages 55 and older, through local arts organizations.

In some cases, rent-regulated apartments can be deregulated when a tenant dies, and landlords are not reluctant to gauge a building's prospects by taking note of tenants' ages, said Adelaide Polsinelli, a senior director at Eastern Consolidated.

Assisted living companies which house the elderly and provide services ranging from medical care to housekeeping once sported P/E ratios in line with their tenants' ages.

The HUD competitors paid a lot of attention to providing space that would grow with tenants as they aged.

To qualify you must be a home owner or a private tenant who is aged 60 or over, and has never had central heating.

One happy BR tenant is Mr Eric Brew, aged 80, a poultry and nurseryman in West Derby Village, Liverpool, who claims, "The railway's a smashing landlord".

Always slow on the uptake, it wasn't until I read The Tenant of Wildfell Hall, aged 20 at university, that I realised literary reputations might not be the purely meritocratic things I thought they were.