Sentence examples for tight rent from inspiring English sources

In India's big cities onerous permitting procedures, tight rent control, and strict limits on how land may be used have heavily distorted patterns of growth and the allocation of its benefits.Growth in the rents available to property owners fuels corruption and wastes resources.

In the Riverdale section of the Bronx, where demand is strong and inventory is tight, rents remain the same as a year ago.

In Sweden, the rules are tighter: rents are set through a national negotiation between tenants and landlords, which means that prices are low in Stockholm, but apartments are scarce; a renter in search of a long-term lease there might spend decades on a government waiting list.

Europe's index wars Reheated A monetary tug-of-war A sorry swap ReprintsIn such tight markets, rents are now at levels at which new building looks attractive, assuming that the economy continues to grow steadily.

All three buildings are close to the Plaza Hotel, where commercial space is tighter and rents are higher than elsewhere in Midtown.

First, tight land and rent controls have destroyed Mumbai's land and property markets.

And while most new graduates don't start apartment-hunting early because the turnaround time is so tight — the first rent check is usually due just weeks after the ink on the lease is dry — for Ms. Salembier a clock was ticking loudly.

As companies expanded, space became tight and commercial rents soared, with many prime buildings now fetching more than $100 a square foot in annual rent.

Some of this is pragmatic: high rents and tight mortgage-lending criteria make it expensive and difficult to fly the nest.

"With space extremely tight in Manhattan and rents hitting $70 per square foot there, Westchester seems like a very attractive option".

There is widespread support for the introduction of tighter regulations on landlords, including rent controls.