Sentence examples for won tenants from inspiring English sources

Muzhgan Wafiq, the young Afghan entrepreneur who won tenants and donor support for the market, said that she spent more than $20,000 of her own savings to start the shopping center.

At a time when potential buyers are still worried about the future of the real estate market, developers believe the best way to win tenants in a competitive environment is to offer renters the perks that once came only with upscale condo complexes.

The winning tenants were meant to take over in 2014, but Dennis Hone said the amount of work needed to finalise bids was behind the delay.

It included the requirement that the winning tenant paid $5 million for the buyout of Metrazur's lease.

It is simply undeniable that the owners of property have won, and tenants have lost.

Winning over tenants without decent homes funding: Persuading tenants that this was a good thing was difficult without the promise of new kitchens or bathrooms and other improvements.

TAMPA, Fla .— In the first year of the new Yankee Stadium, its tenants won the World Series.

Joseph Strasburg, the president of the Rent Stabilization Association, a trade group representing landlords, said that it might make sense to modify the tenant data that is sold so that it notes whether the tenant won the case.

The Windermere was last in the news in December 2006, when a tenant won, on appeal, the right to remain at the building.

Mr. White, tenant advocates say, is one of thousands of New York renters who have been barred from renting apartments -- in expensive high-rises as well as in rent-regulated tenements in less affluent neighborhoods -- because of reports of Housing Court cases that were as often as not dismissed, or won by the tenant.

Less than a year later the statistics in the Brighton courts had turned: 80% of tenants now won their case.