Sentence examples for tenants charge from inspiring English sources

So why do more landlords not let tenants charge their rent?

At the moment, Related is the only Manhattan landlord to let tenants charge rent automatically on the card.

Builders covet LEED certification — it stands for Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design — as a way to gain tax credits, attract tenants, charge premium rents and project an image of environmental responsibility.

The tenants charge that they were steered into buildings occupied by illegal immigrants who were too afraid about their legal status to complain about decrepit conditions, according to Michael M. Hethmon, a lawyer for the Reform Law Institute.

Rent increases for those caught by the pay-to-stay plan – which would see higher earning council tenants charged higher rents – will be less steep.

A Bronx jury in the case of two tenants charged with manslaughter in the 2005 deaths of two firefighters reached a verdict on Wednesday, but the decision will remain sealed until Friday morning.

In London, social landlords who have embraced the affordable rent programme – which can see social tenants charged far higher rents – could be very badly hit by an increase in arrears once tenants receiving housing benefit see their support cut by £3,000 a year.

Ed Hamilton, 47, author of a blog and book, Legends of the Chelsea Hotel, said: 'The management would like to throw out all the long-term tenants, gut the place and turn it into a boutique hotel for rich tenants, charging $400 a night.

They included changes in the way base rents are calculated when an overcharge complaint is filed; elimination of the prohibition against landlords getting more than one vacancy allowance during the one-year period between Rent Guidelines Board rent increases; and a prohibition against tenants charging roommates more than a proportionate share of the rent).

Those who rent rather than buy face fewer financial obstacles, but renting could be even more convenient if tenants could charge the rent.

A court ruling allowing landlords to evict from rent-stabilized apartments tenants who charge their roommates more than a fair share of the rent has been upheld by an appeals court.