Sentence examples for that vacancies from inspiring English sources

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It is the first time since early 2000 that vacancies have declined, the report added.

Other analysts have slightly lower figures, but all agree that vacancies are rising.

But a separate report from the Commerce Department showed that vacancies of for-sale homes were still at high levels.

Harborough council and its three housing association partners are hoping to develop Home Search so that vacancies are advertised on a website as well as in the newsletter.

But the teachers' union called instead for a freeze in the hiring of any new teachers so that vacancies could be filled from the reserves.

"Now that vacancy rates are much lower, we are helping existing sublease tenants convert their leases into direct deals".

The Royal College of Nursing told the migration experts that London hospital trusts were running with 17% nurse vacancies but that vacancy rates were lower outside the capital.

He and other market experts noted that vacancy rates for rental buildings are rapidly shrinking, making them solid investments.

Mr. Flynn said that the Market Street corridor had attracted roughly $250 million in investments and that vacancy rates in renovated buildings were low.

The only hope high streets have of surviving is to deliver something new, said the report, noting that vacancy rates have doubled over the last two years.