Sentence examples for tenants of which from inspiring English sources
Just south of the impromptu theater, refurbished shipping containers will be assembled into an asymmetrical, two-story structure and apportioned into small retail spaces, the tenants of which have yet to be confirmed.
Meanwhile, a new campaign called Kill the Housing Bill Secure Homes for All has been set up by a coalition of different groups, including Camden Assembly of Tenants, of which Courtesi is a member.
Meanwhile, a new campaign called Kill the Housing Bill – Secure Homes For All has been set up by a coalition of different groups, including Camden Assembly of Tenants, of which Courtesi is a member.
We recommend the creation of asset accounts for all social tenants aggregated into a national fund managed by a social tenants mutual of which all tenants would be members.
The video is part of an attempt by Grove Street Tenants Together, a tenant association of which Ms. Molina is president, to persuade the city to curb the rats, which they say have been stealing food, damaging homes and cars and fraying nerves.
Disputes about security deposits are among the most common disagreements between landlords and tenants — most of which center on competing interpretations of "ordinary wear and tear," advocates for landlords and tenants say.
The park now has four such tenants, three of which came aboard during the last two years.
Still, there has been a steady outflow of office tenants, many of which moved to Clayton, a suburb six miles west of downtown where office towers have sprouted over the last decade.
The new retail-office complex will increase to 86,000 square feet from 67,000 and will house about 30 tenants, 80percentt of which will be retailers.
It has nearly 6,000 tenants, many of which have design showrooms that are often remodeled, and is host to trade shows.
When it was creating its list of restaurant types, Mr. Etess said the casino wanted to have a steakhouse and developed a list of potential tenants, one of which was Mr. Jordan's firm, Jump Higher.
