Sentence examples for tenants representative from inspiring English sources

One tenants' representative stood up to explain that there were apartments in her building that were still without heat.

Mr. Heller, who was previously with Insignia/ESG before it was taken over by CB Richard Ellis, is establishing a capital transactions group at Studley, which was previously best known as a tenants' representative in leasing transactions.

In 1902 he supported the Land Conference, which secured agreement between landlords and tenants' representatives and resulted in the Wyndham Land Purchase Act of 1903, which was designed to turn Irish tenant farmers into occupying owners.

Two are designated as tenant representatives, two represent property owners and five are defined as representing the public.

Adriene L. Holder, a tenant representative on the panel, said the vote was 5-to-4.

A tenant representative on the board, Jeffrey R. Coleman, said, "Landlord profits are at historic highs".

"I was flabbergasted," said David D. Pagan, a tenant representative on the board.

The 9percentt proposal failed, as did a proposal by a tenant representative to freeze rents.

A designated tenant representative on the board, Jeffrey Coleman, said that granting a permanent rent increase based on a temporary surge in price would be wrong.

"I have a one-word vocabulary: No," said Ms. Lenchner, a mid-50ish retail tenant representative in Bloomfield Hills, the Detroit suburb that is the couple's home base.

"If you are a tenant representative looking for blocks of over 100,000 square feet, you are really limited," said Lisa J. Kiell, a managing director at the brokerage firm Jones Lang LaSalle.