Sentence examples for tenants fear from inspiring English sources

Tenants fear a permanent increase in rents.

The New Yorker, April 14 , 1934P. 66 A mercenary French landlady; the tenants' fear of telling that they had spilled a bottle of ink on her carpet.

But the law also allows owners to leave the program after 20 years by buying back the mortgage, and if that happens here, many tenants fear the rents could triple or quadruple overnight to open-market levels.

By John K. Hutchins The New Yorker, April 14 , 1934P. 66 A mercenary French landlady; the tenants' fear of telling that they had spilled a bottle of ink on her carpet.

Seeing examples from other boroughs of council tenants being offered accommodation as far away as Birmingham or Hastings, the West Hendon tenants fear the same fate.

The tenants' fear was that the city would sell it for conventionally financed redevelopment, and that the higher rents that would follow would force them out.

And the tenants feared that a new owner would transform the complexes into a luxury enclave.

The influx of new tenants created fissures, with older tenants fearing that the market-rate buyers would usher in gentrification and higher maintenance fees.

Despite the tenant fears, he said, "The deregulation issue seems to be focused more in Manhattan than the outer boroughs".

How will we breathe?" Mr. Katz said he was trying to soothe his tenants' fears.

The impact of the legislation's collapse could be far-reaching and comes as the recession has intensified tenants' fears of eviction while exposing real estate developers to severe financial strain, as loans dry up and public subsidies wither.