Estimated and actual rents were combined to come up with median rents.
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Additional changes would make permanent discounts on rents known as "preferential rents," preventing landlords from sharply increasing those rents when a regulated tenant renews a lease.
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But all of that was offset by continued declines in rents and imputed rents.
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They are also getting tired of paying higher urban rents and watching those rents rise.
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These positive lease rollovers have been driven by below-market rents combined with rising rents generally.
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Five apartments are rent stabilized with rents averaging $1,074 a month, two are rent controlled with rents averaging $124 a month, and 12 are market rate with rents averaging $4,928 a month.
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It's a vicious cycle where high rents lead to low turnover rates which lead to high rents.
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"WeWork rents a building from me, and breaks it up, and then rents it," Ellison said, according to Barron's.
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Political positions enable control of economic rents, while those same rents offer stability and status within new uncertain political arrangements.
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The typical one-bedroom flat in New York now rents for $2,450; the equivalent in San Francisco rents for $2003,620.
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It rents vibes as much as it rents offices, offering trendy co-working spaces stocked with beer, snacks, and hanging plants.
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It is the so-called minimum rents paid by the poorest households that would rise to $150, not the maximum rents.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS Challenging Rental Markets: Fitch expects Swiss office rents (62% of total rents in 2016) to remain subdued in 2017.
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Sanders' law would also create an ever-greater disparity between free-market rents and the artificially low rents mandated by rent control.
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Landlords must register the rents annually and can increase the rents only based on formulas set by the city and the state.
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Skyscraper rents in Paris' La Defense financial district were flat over the same period, while in Frankfurt, rents actually dropped 1.16 percent.
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"Rising rents are also a factor — it's extremely difficult to save when you're paying record-high rents," said Zillow's chief economist, Svenja Gudell.
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Preferential rents: These are rents below the legal maximum that a landlord can charge, which may sound like a good deal for tenants.
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"Canal rents are at a minimum 10 percent below the lowest SoHo asking rents," Mr. Schley said, adding that at the very top end of SoHo — on Prince Street, say — rents can be as much as 75 percent higher than on Canal.
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Asking rents increased 0.4 percent to $20.64 per square foot and effective rents increased 0.4 percent from the first quarter, according to the report.
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"With Singapore consumers cutting back on discretionary spending and compared to the initial rents signed at Suntec Mall during more buoyant times, rents at Suntec Mall will likely continue to be under pressure," DBS said, noting the rents were underperforming the manager's initial target.
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It is possible that certain weak credit tenants will elect not to renew leases upon expiration or default during the lease term, which could provide AAT with the opportunity to push rents given that in-place retail and office rents are below market rents.
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But she concludes that any effect those amenities have pushing up local rents is swamped by the power of new supply to push rents down.
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Since then, landlords increasing rents are not allowed to make rents more than 10% higher than the local average unless previous tenants had paid more.
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But in business parks, it expected rents would rise a modest 1.0-2.0 percent for the year as higher rents were attainable at newer developments.
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He said Houston-area rents rose 6.1 percent in 2001 after Tropical Storm Allison hit Houston; Hurricane Ike in 2008 raised rents by 5.7 percent.
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Suddenly the community is revitalized – rents go up, the community gentrifies, and the people living there now can't afford the rents and have to move out.
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For office leasing, rents declined for the first time since Q2 2014 due to subdued demand, with overall rents falling 0.6% compared to the previous quarter.
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Rents in London fell by 1.4 percent in the first quarter and the biggest fall was registered in Northern Ireland where rents were down 3.1 percent.
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WeWork rents its office space from landlords, transforms it into a communal space and then rents it out month-to-month to individuals and small businesses.
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WeWork rents its office space from landlords, transforms it into a communal space and then rents it out month to month to individuals and small businesses.
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The cities are growing, but newcomers are faced with the prospects of paying high rents for reasonable commutes or lower rents for dreary, frustrating daily treks.
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In 25, asking rents were similar, the data showed, though in 22, asking rents for one-bedrooms averaged $25,21800 and those for two-bedrooms averaged $18743,21874.
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Rents for low-end properties, defined as those with rents less than 75 percent of the regional median, are gaining faster than luxury rentals, according to CoreLogic.
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The company rents out office spaces around the world and then re-rents it to small startups or freelancers who don't have or want their own offices.
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For years, rents have been rising in Manhattan, and now that Brooklyn has established itself among fashion designers as a worthy alternative, rents are rising there, too.
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Rents and rent growth obviously vary market to market, as with all things real estate, and Sacramento, California, now tops the charts, with rents up 9.8 percent annually.
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Luxury rents have actually come down in the past six months, but rents in the rest of the market, where supply is leaner, are doing just the opposite.
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Long Island City rents, already the most expensive in Queens, are rising faster than rents in New York City in general, according to data from real estate site Zillow.
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This company, in particular, is interesting because it's trading at a "sizable" discount to its net asset value, said Brown, yet housing rents are growing faster than apartment rents.
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Rents for local government housing have increased by around 30 percent in the last five years, even faster than private rents, which have risen a fifth, the report found.
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Rents could also be permanently raised to pay for improvements, a system rife with fraud that also helped push rents over the stabilization threshold and into the open market.
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Rents in north Brooklyn have fallen 1.5 percent since the shutdown was first announced, Mr. Long said, while rents in the rest of the borough rose by 3.3 percent.
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Rents on Manhattan apartments have been steady to somewhat lower so far this year, while rents in Brooklyn and Queens have increased at a slower pace than in 2015.
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Private sector rents in England have risen three times faster than wages since 2010, while a cap on housing allowances also likely contributed to making rents less affordable, it said.
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CBRE expected rents in core submarkets to weaken further in the second half of 2019, but office decentralization by companies will ensure rents in non-core submarkets increase 2-3%.
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Mr. Furman and Mr. Orszag suggest a different mechanism to fit this trend: Companies that reap monopoly rents are paying their workers more, sharing some of their rents with them.
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She rents out half of her garage for $20193 per month, and rents her Subaru on Turo, bringing in around $200 per month, though that fluctuates depending on her schedule.
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In order to lower rents, Denormandie said the semi-public bodies that manage social housing would be asked to reduce their rents, which they could absorb by borrowing over longer periods.
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In Seattle, rents have risen 39.8 percent in the past five years (in New York, rents had started to level off in many areas, and even decrease in some last year).
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If you build a house, it's going to last for decades, generating implicit or explicit rents all the way, so the rate at which you discount those rents matters a lot.
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Nancy Wu: So north Brooklyn has been the only submarket in Brooklyn so far that has had rents drop the past quarter, whereas everywhere else in Brooklyn, rents have been going up.
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The news comes as retail rents in Manhattan have been climbing over the past few years, with landlords unwilling to negotiate with tenants, but more recently rents have started to cool off.
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Rents in the Swiss retail sector (7503% of total rents in 2016) are also under pressure from growing online shopping and shopping tourism abroad that are exacerbated by a strong Swiss franc.
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But lower commodity prices are hurting cash rents for cropland and recent projections from the U.S. Department of Agriculture point to further moderation this year in rents along with lower farm incomes.
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Unlike previous retail tenants, who enjoyed below-market rents in a Rockrose effort to cultivate a scene, future rents "will be more landlord friendly than before the Amazon announcement," Mr. Elghanayan said.
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They estimate that these new buildings decrease rents by 5 percent to 7 percent for their immediate neighbors, relative to what we'd expect rents to be if the new buildings were never built.
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Testing in five other areas by HUD has shown that determining rents on a zip-code basis actually decreases costs, because fewer overpayments in poor areas more than compensated for higher rents elsewhere.
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In San Jose, Zillow expects rents to increase 8%, the heftiest hike in the U.S. That's hard news for apartment hunters, but an improvement from 2014, when rents in San Jose increased 18%.
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Everyone struggles when rents rise, but those at the bottom of the economic ladder struggle the most — even small increases in rents can push low-income families into homelessness, according to the report.
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Many Seattleites blame Amazon for rising rents and gnarly traffic.
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DM: Another area where you've identified rents is occupational licensing.
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Rents are at record levels and are continuing to rise.
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The family had expected to boost rents in the building.
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And at that time, New York rents were getting expensive.
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Gasoline and utilities have become more expensive, as have rents.
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The home rents for $15,000 per night on Home Away.
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Data for rents at the level of cities are lacking.
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The council gets about £2m a year back in rents.
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Rising rents have opened up a gap in the market.
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Food, rents and fuel prices in Turkey have all surged.
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Most effective so far has been the cap on rents.
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Rents are generally bad, and taxing them is generally good.
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Low vacancy rates in these states are driving rents higher.
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Fred Trump used the higher costs to justify raising rents.
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Rents rose 0.2 percent after a similar gain in November.
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United Rentals, which rents construction equipment, rose 1.2 percent Wednesday.
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Occupancy rates are higher, and rents have generally been higher.
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It's already fully booked but also rents out campsite space.
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In other words, landlords were not forced to reduce rents.
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Even higher rents there, comparatively, don't offset the initial investment.
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Annington also rents released properties, often back to the MoD.
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The core CPI was restrained by a moderation in rents.
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House building is going down while rents are going up.
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Cartels, monopolies and lobbying are common ways to extract rents.
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"The next generation, for example, often rents cars," he said.
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It has 242.5 apartments with rents averaging $214,120 a month.
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"There are rents ranging from $1,200 to $10,000," she said.
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Rents are now starting to creep back up a little.
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It also tallies rents, which are particularly variable among states.
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Similarly, the notion of "affordable rents" differs around the GCC.
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But Manhattan isn't the only borough seeing outrageously high rents.
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"Rents are very high here," he wrote from Cambridge, Mass.
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Data is the new oil, whose rents are barely taxed.
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To offset high rents, airport restaurants have gotten more elaborate.
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Median asking rents rose to $113,797 a month from $1,600.
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He still rents out his first home, valued at $458,200.
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Rents have skyrocketed and traffic has slowed to a crawl.
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This will keep rents low for everyone, including future tenants!
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Our mortgages, our rents, our car loans, our student loans.
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The Kushners quickly raised rents to the highest legal limits.
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Rising rents will take larger shares of the nation's income.
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Like home prices, rents have plateaued with a southern bias.
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Rising rents and natural disasters contributed to the modest increase.
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In these 10 metropolitan areas, where rents also increased substantially.
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Most New Yorkers are well aware that rents are high.
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No Greenlander owns or rents the land they live on.
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The family lived off rents from small lands outside Florence.
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The Strand remained even as rents doubled for neighboring bookstores.
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But rents escalated far faster than retail sales throughout Manhattan.
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No one rents the stovetop and not the prep area.
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By contrast, Snap rents storage and server space from Google.
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Amazon's HQ20203 is likely to push up its neighbors' rents.
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By national standards, rents and home prices there are astronomical.
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The rents were lower and the walk to work shorter.
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He hires a cab, which he rents by the hour.
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But with rents and traffic rapidly increasing, will it last?
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Most years, apartment hunters see rents rise with the temperature.
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Solid increases in rents should keep the core CPI supported.
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Rents are now rising just as fast in outlying suburbs.
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Occupancies are still high, and rents are not coming down.
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The rents have to be high to support the cost.
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A: Average rents were $4,400 and are now around $4,200.
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"We expect upward pressure on rents to continue," he said.
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And their popularity is causing rents to rise over all.
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The board that sets rents for more than one million rent-stabilized apartments in New York City voted on Monday to freeze rents for one-year leases for the second year in a row.
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Over the last few years, the government started to move offices to NoMa to take advantage of cheaper rents, though now those rents are rising and vacancy rates are at a low 4.5 percent.
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"Preferential rents are very helpful for tenants, but owners have the right to raise those rents," said Vito Signorile, a spokesman for the Rent Stabilization Association, the biggest landlord lobbyist group in the city.
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Through Airbnb, she rents out the upstairs two-bedroom, which she used to rent to a long-term tenant, and she also rents out a room in the downstairs duplex that she calls home.
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It's possible in some contexts that new market-rate apartments could cause one set of nearby landlords to curb their rents even as it causes another set to reassess how cheap their rents have been.
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While the rents in competitive markets like San Francisco and New York City will likely go up, he believes that the invisible hand of the market will lower rents in areas that have less demand.
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The increase in rents above $60 a square foot downtown marks a threshold, according to Colliers International, which expects to report asking rents for Lower Manhattan will be $63.46 a square foot at quarter's end.
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A Trump family tax scheme that boosted rents on Trump-owned apartment buildings across New York in the 1990s has left rents artificially inflated to the tune of millions, the New York Times has found.
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The tech firms are accused of extracting giant rents from society.
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Historically though that hasn't always been the case, and rents fluctuate.
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Plus, rents are on the rise in the commuter towns, too.
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Even in Manhattan, rents have fallen in some trendy shopping areas.
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Rising rents have made it hard to save enough to buy.
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Or, at least, incomes or rents will eventually have to rise.
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The Economist gauges house prices against two measures: rents and income.
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Neighbors may assume that the high-rises cause the high rents.
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Still, asking rents remain near historic highs on most Manhattan streets.
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As rents rise, lifelong residents are evicted and forced to leave.
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Other countries where rents are rising will follow the debate closely.
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The financial market quickly plunged and office rents fell with it.
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No wonder rents have fallen relative to prices: yields have adjusted.
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NEXT SAYS ACHIEVING SIGNIFICANT REDUCTIONS IN RENTS ON STORE LEASE RENEWALS
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The 4 bedroom, 4.5 bathroom estate rents for $3k a night.
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Vacancies in the sector are way down and rents are up.
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Sky-high apartment rents are finally heading back to Earth — slowly.
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Some developers have sold homes with rents that double each decade.
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First, as rents dry up, authoritarian oil-dependent governments could collapse.
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If you put in capital improvements, they could increase those rents.
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That would approximate to a tax on excess profits, or "rents".
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Rents and home prices in such places have far outpaced incomes.
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Rents will still grow, but potentially at a much slower pace.
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"Fifth Avenue has the highest rents in the world," Consolo said.
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Rents are down 20 percent from three years ago, they say.
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When the dust settles, what happens to wages and land rents?
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That in turn would put downward pressure on wages and rents.
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In the last two decades, rents in the county have doubled.
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"Rents are going up, schools, hospitals," riffed Ann, a pub landlady.
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The tenants could stay in their apartments, paying their existing rents.
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The core CPI was lifted by rising rents and healthcare costs.
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Retail brokers expect that once the buildings open, rents will rise.
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Rents and home prices are among the highest in the US.
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"The very existence of the Marciano jacks up rents," he says.
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A three-bedroom house typically rents for about $19013,21901 a month.
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There were also increases in the cost of healthcare and rents.
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Rents tend to be sticky and should keep core inflation supported.
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Retail rents in the vicinity are about $134 per square foot.
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Tucker Carlson's sister-in-law — he rents a place to her.
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Rents are soft, too, down to their lowest levels since 2012.
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Bushwick is already losing artists to a steady increase in rents.
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In the superstar cities, sky-high rents make this very difficult.
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Rising rents have cooled to single-digit percentage growth this year.
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The demand caused rents to increase, leading to a housing shortage.
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Today, rents in the area average over $80 per square foot.
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Many feared that vacancy rates would soar and rents would plummet.
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But many have fallen victim to high rents and online competition.
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In return, rents were capped and increased only under certain conditions.
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"People have legitimate fears that rents are going up," he said.
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Housing costs are also rising, for new homes and for rents.
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Across the country, rents have soared as real wages remain stagnant.
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Homeownership has historically been the pressure-release valve for rising rents.
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Experiments around the world suggest banning brokers' fees won't increase rents.
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San Francisco has the highest rents in the nation, averaging $4,500.
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China, for instance, rents space in Trump Tower in New York.
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Although office rents have recovered, the building's bottom line has not.
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The entire island rents for $143,581 a night, according to Forbes.
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The new cap, he said, could mean higher rents for tenants.
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The new cap, he said, could mean higher rents for tenants.
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She now rents out Spanky and Pippin for $75 an hour.
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During that time, retail rents rose by 22 percent on average.
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Over that same time stretch, rents in New York rose 9%.
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Most critically, Carson's budget raises the rents of public housing residents.
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Part of the problem: Swiftly rising rents, and fewer available apartments.
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They're disciplined about rents, but they are ready to sign leases.
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Rising rents are driving record numbers of New Yorkers into homelessness.
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That means both rents and home values are unlikely to falter.
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Landlords charged high rents and let their buildings fall into ruin.
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Her landlord alone, she said, rents out to five hair salons.
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Yet he has not actually offered tenants leases at higher rents.
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There was commentary on poverty, hunger, rising rents and man buns.
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Rents plummeted and the dive bars and sex shops moved in.
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The growth has contributed to an economic boom and rising rents.
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He said small businesses have been hard hit by skyrocketing rents.
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Like I said, the chips are stacked up against startups when it comes to leasing office space, not to mention that rents are really high right now, and so landlords want to lock in those rents.
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Though the last few years have seen rents in the city level out, the breather came only after a relentless, yearslong climb, and rents remain prohibitively high for many New Yorkers in their 21s and 2075s.
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DM: I wanted to be sure we got to some of the work you've been doing on rents and on ways in which rents from housing and other things have contributed to inequality and hurt the economy.
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Vonovia, which owns around 0.881.44,20.8825 flats in Germany, Austria and Sweden, said rents rose by 21 percent in the first nine months due to market-related factors, while modernisation pushed up rents by a further 20.8827 percent.
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"Eleven of the 16 retail corridors tracked by CBRE saw average asking rents decline year-over-year — likely a reaction to an unsustainable run-up in rents through 2015," the firm's research arm said in its report.
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Advocates support eliminating two provisions that allow landlords to raise rents when they make building-wide improvements or renovate apartments — arguing that these tactics are routinely used to jack up rents, push out tenants and deregulate units.
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Under new rules, rents that are deemed too high would be lowered.
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My husband walks to town and rents a motorbike for two days.
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In Washington, D.C., and Miami, median rents are $2,688 and $2,475, respectively.
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Yet rents are rising fastest for those who can afford it least.
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But new markets are often built in unattractive places, with prohibitive rents.
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Many tenants cannot now afford Nisantasi's rents, often priced in foreign currency.
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He rents me a bike at the minimum 24-hr bike rate.
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Rising rents and the possibility of a $15 minimum wage are looming.
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Caseworkers arranged counseling visits, paid rents and mortgages, phone bills, medical bills.
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Presumably, their landlords see new competition and adjust their own rents accordingly.
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The Office Group, a fast-growing outfit, actually rents offices inside stations.
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A Jason Wu leather handbag that retails for $1,965 rents for $300.
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The most expensive three-bedroom unit rents for about $8,000 per month.
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The poll revealed that rents during the same time had risen slightly.
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Rocketing rents and property prices highlight growing disparities between rich and poor.
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Rents on some units are declining in New York, including in Manhattan.
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"Rents are in large part a function of store productivity," McCullough said.
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Unicorn rents scooters by the week or month and is already profitable.
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He lives off rents from property bought cheaply after the financial crisis.
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But Hefner rents his living quarters and other areas from Playboy Enterprises.
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Rents have begun to slow down, ... although they remain at high levels.
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Another service called Ankerbox, by Shenzhen-based Anker, rents out portable chargers.
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He rents an apartment with Mays just outside Toledo to cut costs.
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New York City has some of the highest rents in the country.
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The consultants pointed out a link between rising rents and rising homelessness.
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Rents increased 0.3 percent last month after a similar gain in February.
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The rents on the apartments range from $2600,2000 to $2,400 a month.
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Rents are extortionate in the cities people most want to move to.
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Retail rents in Singapore have already dropped sharply, while vacancies have risen.
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Another is to target economic rents and windfalls that inflate investment returns.
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Rents will be in the range of $287.5,2110 to $2,000 a month.
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It's a spectacle of bespoke stalls, with subsidized rents for legacy vendors.
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Rents in cities across the US are more expensive than ever before.
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"And as sales rise, rents rise, and you can increase tenant retention."
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Rents have gone through the roof and rates of homelessness have surged.
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Cheap rents are also keeping a lid on demand for real estate.
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Aoul rents it to a driver who gives him half the takings.
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Median rents: 1BR ($1,6503), 2BR ($2,250)Median asking price: $1.19M ($735/sq.
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Median rents: 23BR ($1,700), 2BR ($2,200)Median asking price: $793,000 ($593/sq.
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Median rents: 1BR ($2,650), 2BR ($2,900)Median asking price: $1.5M ($833/sq.
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Coach and Bulgari recently announced deals for record rents on Fifth Avenue.
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Rents, too, have risen sharply, while incomes have failed to keep pace.
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It started when an artist got tired of paying two high rents.
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But with rents pushing higher, that trend is unlikely to be sustained.
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Over the last 12 months, San Francisco rents have soared 106 percent.
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One study recently proclaimed San Francisco's the highest rents on the planet.
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Other potters in the neighborhood worry about rising rents and noise pollution.
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They live together in a home she rents for $1,000 a month.
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When the 2828 market crash caused rents to drop, they moved elsewhere.
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Rents are rising, and so are block after block of luxury apartments.
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Bleecker Bob's was ultimately a victim of declining sales and rising rents.
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It currently rents for about $600 a night, depending on the season.
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Here's an interactive map that shows how rents and mortgages have skyrocketed.
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It also rents out accessories, like purses, and home goods, like pillows.
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Uptown girls were soon occupying our former tenement apartments for exorbitant rents.
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But there are not enough, and only some will offer low rents.
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And there would be very stringent requirements around income levels and rents.
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The owner often rents the property, for $800 to $1,2350 a night.
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Rents start at $1,749 for rooms in three- to five-bedroom units.
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When no family members are there, he rents it out on Airbnb.
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Among newer buildings, it found, rents decreased as a building's age increased.
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The year-over-year increase in rents over all was 18303 percent.
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Alarmed by New York's high rents, they decided to buy a home.
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He said there was little he could do to slow rising rents.
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The chapel is likely to close this year because of escalating rents.
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Rents in Munich have also outpaced those across Germany, though less dramatically.
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Meantime, rents in the building itself are not rising nearly that fast.
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Our expectation is underpinned by the competitive passing rents of MIT's portfolio.
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There is no disputing that high rents are part of the problem.
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Its cheaper rents have made the street especially attractive to small businesses.
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What about the lost rents when all these people leave the country?
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Costs for rents increased faster than in August while food inflation slowed.
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He rents an apartment on the garden level, not the parlor floor.
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In the rest of the 10 costliest markets, median rents were up.
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It rents out space where anyone who pays can hold an exhibition.
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Because, compared to the Big Apple, rents almost anywhere else are cheaper.
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It also rents vintage devices for use as props on movie sets.
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Ground rents can now cost the leasehold owner large amounts of money.
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The city imposed a five-year rent freeze, the toughest in Europe, in the summer after rents jumped more than 5500 percent in five years, and gave tenants the right to demand reductions if rents go too high.
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Voucher amounts have typically been set by median rents in a large area (such as a metro area), but in recent years, there's been a shift toward calculating median rents within smaller geographic areas (such as zip codes).
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It's even plausible that both stories could be true at the same time — that new housing might help lower rents across a metro area even as it signals the popularity of a particular neighborhood and nudges up rents nearby.
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The suit said Newcastle Realty Services is among the investors that "make it a business practice to target rent-stabilized properties with low rents" and deregulate the units to collect higher rents or sell the buildings for a profit.
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In Washington, D.C. itself, typical rents run about $2,170 a month, per Inc.
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Rents and prices have soared, making it harder to afford an extra bedroom.
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She even rents out a party bus for her and her old crew.
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There were other signs that yields from retail rents might face continued pressure.
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Rents are high in her area but food is good and quite cheap.
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Rents, mortgages and basic goods end up costing a lot more than before.
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Rents accounted for most of the increase in the core CPI last month.
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In 2012, they founded Big Rentz, a company that rents out construction equipment.
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It then collects the tanks, purifies the contents and rents them out again.
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One man, Amado, rents half of a room in a basement for $325.
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In the US, families are quietly sidelined through hiked up rents and eviction.
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Whereas rents increased by 18% between 5003 and 2015, incomes rose by 5%.
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Rents start at R3,200 ($223) a month, and there is a waiting list.
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Landlords have historically protected actual rents, enticing would-be renters with concessions first.
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They are too often built around consuming the rents extracted from natural resources.
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L&M guaranteed that they could stay and that their rents wouldn't rise.
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McNichol rents out a room in her house to help with monthly expenses.
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A. In Manhattan, the rent-regulated rents are probably about $30 a foot.
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His latest venture, CloudKitchens, rents out space to restaurateurs for delivery-based businesses.
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That is juicing demand for apartment rentals and, in turn, pushing rents higher.
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Rents increased by 46% from the 1960s to 2000 when adjusted for inflation.
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Between 2015 and 2017, rents in central Berlin shot up by almost 10%.
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Workers can't pay to live near their work because rents are too high.
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The sizable number does not include dividends, interest, capital gains, rents or royalties.
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The demand is there when rents are rising by 4-5% every year.
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Meanwhile, rents in Seattle went up an average of 2% year over year.
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A lot of these new retailers aren't going to pay higher rents, either.
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If you're someone who already rents cars from Avis, it's basically free money.
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At the same time rents have been soaring, especially in the affluent south.
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Demand is outstripping supply, and pushing both home values and rents significantly higher.
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Desirable cities such as San Francisco, New York and Washington have skyrocketing rents.
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On average, private halls have increased their rents by one-fifth since 2012.
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Rising costs for food and rents were the most important drivers of inflation.
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The lower-than-expected inflation figures were attributed in part to declining rents.
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The students say their rents have gone up by 56 percent since 2009.
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These areas have more competition, higher rents and a high cost of living.
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The more disruptive, the more you should value this insurance against higher rents.
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Letter of Recommendation The punishing rents of New York City breed unusual compromises.
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But with rental vacancy rates remaining low, rents are likely to trend higher.
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Back in New York in 1997, he was poleaxed by the high rents.
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"I moved out because the rents just kept going up," Ms. Ott said.
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Its landlords almost certainly don't want to see it default on its rents.
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Southwest of Phoenix, residents will find fairly high incomes and relatively low rents.
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Toledo, Ohio is an excellent city for savers, with some incredibly low rents.
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A decade ago, asking rents on Vanderbilt Avenue were $60 a square foot.
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Mortgage rates are near record lows, employment is improving and rents are pricey.
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But with rental vacancy rates remaining low, rents are likely to trend higher.
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Mr. Galvin rents out a house in leafy uptown New Orleans year-round.
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Eaves has since closed down, blaming high rents and a lack of funding.
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Who can find a place in that time, with rents how they are?
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If you're east of 4th street, you're looking at $72 to $20173 rents.
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If you're west of 4th street, you're looking at $60 to $62 rents.
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Rents for a one-bedroom with a den start at $3803,2380 a month.
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It shows not just where rents go up but also where they decline.
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That the gap between stagnant wages and rising rents is wider than ever.
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Maye now rents an apartment in Manhattan and has performances scheduled through February.
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The offices changed cities, downsized staff, hiked rents and imposed increasingly punitive fees.
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The lack of supply means rents and housing values increase faster than necessary.
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Rents in the most dynamic cities have skyrocketed, pricing out many ordinary Americans.
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Building owners can, for example, raise rents by charging tenants for buildingwide improvements.
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The rents are higher and higher so people can save less and less.
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Just like today's, companies of the future will form monopolies and seek rents.
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Office rents in parts of the city rose higher than those in Manhattan.
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Long-term residents are displaced as rents rise in these newly desirable areas.
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It now rents ski gear, workout apparel and more recently formal Indian wear.
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It's their second; she rents the first to members of her extended family.
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He also blames high rents, worries about elevated cholesterol and some cultural embarrassment.
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He rents an apartment with his wife, Lindsay, whom he married in Moscow.
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And at Rose's own Larstrand, on West 77th Street, some rents exceed $15,000.
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"The rents here do not allow lingering," Bartels said with a rueful laugh.
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According to BoF, Barneys was struggling with high rents and changing consumer tastes.
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In some of them, average rents are well over half of average salaries.
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Both asking and effective rents increased by 0.6 percent in the latest quarter.
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Oakland has seen rents and home prices skyrocket with the local technology boom.
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Monthly rents for one- and two-bedroom homes run in the high $103,000s.
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Some restaurants have shut down because they can no longer pay soaring rents.
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Each shareholder is entitled to quarterly dividends based on rents paid by vendors.
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But rents there are softening, and the number of vacant storefronts is rising.
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Urban Development, the average two-bedroom unit in Palo Alto rents for around
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Name Withheld Once again, we're trying to balance high ideals with low rents.
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"Commercial rents are inexpensive relative to other places in the county," says Engel.
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Fifty-eight percent of those locations have seen their asking rents drop, too.
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"Renting sucks — anyone who rents knows it," Fronted CEO Jamie Campbell tells me.
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Softening rents in cities like San Francisco, Washington, Denver, Miami and New York.
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Yes, there are winners and losers when investment comes and local rents rise.
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Several cities are now exploring possible solutions as residents contend with skyrocketing rents.
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They accuse the company of contributing to skyrocketing rents and endangering public safety.
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He also rents it out on Airbnb for up to $2,000 a night.
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The entire property, which is listed on Airbnb, rents for $737 a night.
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Now, there's an acute shortage of available housing, which has driven up rents.
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But the fabric of that community is changing fast thanks to preferential rents.
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In turn, the buildings can fetch premium rents and achieve higher occupancy rates.
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But Ms. Li finds that new housing has no effect on rents more than 500 feet away, and it doesn't appear to affect rents for lower-end units nearby (those landlords probably don't see new luxury towers as direct competition).
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A measure of private rents compiled by the Office for National Statistics, Britain's official statistics agency, has shown growth in private rents in the 12 months to March stood at 1.1 percent, less than half the rate before the Brexit vote.
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Just 2000 out of 231 postcode districts within 10 miles of central London record average monthly rents of less than 1,000 pounds, with average monthly rents of 1,567 pounds in E14, the code close to the financial heartland of Canary Wharf.
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New York City Comptroller Scott Stringer attempted to blame soaring rents on Airbnb, but common sense suggests that 50,000 shared apartments are unlikely to inflict much pain on a city of 3.5 million homes; other studies indicate little impact on rents.
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She rents out one of the bedrooms and the basement to tenants, for $550 and $650 per month, respectively (she only rents out the bedroom for a few months out of the year, bringing the average monthly rental income to $833).
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Managing Director Kent Wong said on Friday the company would negotiate for lower rents when it renews leases and would see more store closures unless rents were cut in the city's key tourist areas including in Causeway Bay and Tsimshatsui.
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Since landlords can be allowed to raise rents to cover the cost of renovations, many make minor improvements that may not be necessary, or they artificially inflate the cost of improvements, to inflate rents and inch units closer to deregulation.
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Since then, commercial rents have exploded in most of Manhattan; in SoHo, for example, those rents have gone up an average of 2000 percent between 215 and 19603, according to data collected by the Real Estate Board of New York.
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Cash rents for quality crop land were down 9.5 percent in the fourth quarter compared with a year earlier, while ranchland or pastureland cash rents increased by 8.6 percent, though bankers expect both to decline in the first quarter of 2016.
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WeWork is a commercial real-estate outfit that rents big blocks of office space from landlords in cities such as New York and London and then turns around and re-rents the space out to small companies after some interior decoration.
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Even though rents have risen, they are still cheap compared with London or Paris.
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That doesn't seem true—Seattle's recent home-building binge apparently lowered rents, for example.
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"We are [now] seeing the results — doors shuttering and rents retreating," the CEO continued.
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"These are seniors whose rents were designed to accommodate high medical costs," Couch said.
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According to New York Yimby, asking rents will start around $45 per square foot.
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Momentum could slow with rents appearing close to peaking and rental vacancy rates bottoming.
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The bad news is, rents are still high and unlikely to fall anytime soon.
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Scrawled notes listing names, phone numbers, addresses, and rents piled up in her purse.
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Apartments are getting smaller in much of the U.S., even as rents are rising.
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The law was already changed in 2015 to tackle soaring property prices and rents.
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Evictions brought on by rising rents have helped reshape the demographics of Northern California.
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Since 1960, renters' incomes have increased by only 5% while rents have risen 61%.
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They have multiple jobs and they're living in New York where rents are crazy.
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But their low-wage jobs leave them unable to afford the city's skyrocketing rents.
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Residents dependent on public subsidies worried they'd face higher rents or be pushed out.
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This is also where Stefano, Lila's husband, rents an apartment for his mistress, Ada.
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Landlords evicted tenants who could not meet their rents, creating homeless by the thousands.
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The trade-union movement was more concerned with rights for workers than land rents.
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This is not to say that rents are decreasing in the big cities though.
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But rents have shot up, to 30% above the past peak, according to Daft.
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Massive growth has led to high rents and lack of space for burgeoning businesses.
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Annual rents are about 1% of house prices, a low yield by global standards.
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Higher rents, reduced vacancy rates and valuation gains helped its results, the company said.
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The club, at its own expense, now rents apartments for its employees in Kiev.
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The result is a city where rents are sky-high but buildings are not.
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It's hard now, with the way your rents are in Brooklyn and New York.
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Before the Brexit-related slowdown, rents in London rose only slightly faster than prices.
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The growth of low-paid work, combined with rising rents, is reshaping German cities.
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And there is another country of security servicemen who drive in blackSUVs extorting rents.
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Higher rents are also keeping young, potential buyers from saving for a down payment.
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Rents were 12 percent higher in the fourth quarter of 2015 compared to 2014.
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But rising rents and healthcare costs pointed to a gradual buildup of underlying inflation.
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San Francisco-based Spin rents out dockless scooters in 251 cities and college campuses.
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Next are market fundamentals, like the ratios of home prices to rents and incomes.
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Pay attention to the ratio of home prices to annual rents for similar properties.
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Cities with the highest average rents include Munich, Cologne, Stuttgart, Hamburg, Frankfurt and Berlin.
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Markets that command the highest rents do not always offer the highest rental returns.
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Since 1977, incomes have expanded by 300 percent, while rents grew by 400 percent.
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Housing for Afghans became more expensive -- some rents have now dropped by almost half.
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Both average asking and effective rents rose about 2.2% from a year-ago quarter.
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With rising rents come shops and services aimed at new arrivals with deep pockets.
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"High rents are forcing more people to live with roommates," according to the study.
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Meanwhile, rents in East Mosul have skyrocketed as the western half remains in darkness.
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Office rents could fall by as much as 18% in central London, he warns.
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It factors in home prices, rents, mortgage rates and alternative investments that create wealth.
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The cheap rents helped, of course, but so has the versatility of the structures.
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However rents in Dublin are 41.5% higher than the 2007 peak, property website Daft.
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WeWork leases office space, refurbishes it and then rents it out to its customers.
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Because much of the land is restricted to farming, rents have remained stubbornly low.
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But rents in West Coast cities such as San Francisco, Seattle, and Portland, Ore.
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Rents downtown have risen 5 percent annually on average for the last three years.
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Regular rents will increase as fewer units will be available to full-time residents.
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As a landlord in San Francisco, rents have stabilized since peaking in early 2016.
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While rents are lower for each individual, the combined rent per unit is higher.
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It shouldn't punish the poor with work requirements, unaffordable rents and deplorable living conditions.
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Market-rate apartments can generate capital to cover these costs by charging higher rents.
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Louise rents the room to Frank Versati, a flamboyant poet who woos her aggressively.
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Local governments set rents below the market price intending to help low-income residents.
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But city officials are nervous about the park's effect on rents for nearby residents.
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Lyric leases space, remodels it, and rents it out on a short-term basis.
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High taxes and commercial rents are a significant drag on small-business owners there.
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But residents oppose the move, saying they will be forced to pay higher rents.
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It offers competitive rents that could be attractive to companies looking to cut costs.
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While home prices continue to soar, rents, which had been overheating, are now cooling.
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" It added, "Unevictable renters can pass their units & low rents on to their heirs.
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Nationally, rents have been strong or climbing because potential buyers can't afford to buy.
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It has also witnessed rising rents, an escalating homelessness crisis, and increasingly dirty sidewalks.
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Lister has inherited Shibden, and the groom who normally collects the rents is indisposed.
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Generally, landlords balance initial discounts with higher rents later on that pay for them.
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The national average asking rents, as well as the effective rent rose 1.6 percent.
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Buying also generally protects consumers from rising rents, while traditional mortgage payments remain constant.
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CVAs allow retailers to avoid insolvency by offloading unwanted stores and securing lower rents.
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Housing continued its upward march in November, with rents increasing 63 percent last month.
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He couldn't afford an apartment in the city, where rents have been rising sharply.
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In poor areas of the cities, rents are lower, too — but not by much.
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You know, typical office rents down here are 45-50 pounds per square foot.
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Rents are skyrocketing and home prices have doubled in Toronto and Vancouver since 2010.
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Median rents surged 10.5 percent to HK$4,200 ($520) in 0003, official data showed.
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He rents a run-down cottage outside of town and settles into brooding exile.
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One crucial change that's hurt restaurants in Manhattan is the drastic rise in rents.
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New affordable housing is being built; rents have been frozen; school scores have risen.
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You can almost hear in the music the rising rents and displacements coming nearby.
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She and her husband operate a company that rents canoes and kayaks to tourists.
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Corporate rate reduction serves only to reward monopoly profits, other rents or past investments.
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Rents have risen steadily since 2010, pushing the housing cost burden to punishing levels.
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WeWork, which rents out co-working spaces to start-ups, was founded in 2010.
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Beloved spots are succumbing to high rents and are often replaced by chain businesses.
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But office rents continued to fall and two of the tower's biggest tenants left.
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The building was delivered at 100 percent occupancy, with rents averaging $1,275 a month.
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The programs cannot keep pace with runaway rents, stagnant wages and vanishing affordable housing.
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Construction will likely slow in multifamily, providing countercyclical protection against high vacancies and rents.
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Rents in the area hover around $55 per square foot a year, brokers say.
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Medical care costs have increased 5.3% in the past year, while rents rose 3.3%.
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Rents are punishingly high in New York, and the cost of moving is staggering.
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National rents also saw the slowest year over year growth (3.2%) in 13 months.
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But under the old rules, landlords could increase preferential rents when leases were renewed.
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Rents have also fallen, but not by as much as interest rates or wages.
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In the fall of 22, fleeing rising rents, he moved to the East Village.
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Both asking and effective rents rose marginally at 0.3 percent from the second quarter.
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Low interest rates manifest as tall towers, steep rents, vacant storefronts, and long commutes.
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It rents for $150 a month for first three months, $573 a month afterward.
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But they were betting on a quick turnaround and a big jump in rents.
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While traveling so often, it seemed pointless to spend money on New York rents.
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But economic "rents," profits not tied to physical capital, are a big, growing story.
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He told me that it rents for $2,900 a month, with one month free.
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Both average asking and effective rents rose about 2.6% from the year-earlier quarter.
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It didn't bode well for rents in San Francisco, Los Angeles and San Diego.
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They then help build cases against landlords believed to have increased rents without justification.
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They were staying at an expensive private villa, which rents for $15k a night.
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He spent years renovating the space and today he rents it out on Airbnb.
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She rents her small but light-filled first-floor studio for $28,21860 a month.
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The $2000 million project has 181 apartments with monthly rents of $1,450 to $4,099.
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Perhaps it's the low rents, which allow chefs to experiment without all the pressure.
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The president's hotels, however, are not the only Trump properties the RNC rents out.
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You've been blamed for causing rents to rise and contributing to a housing shortage.
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Some analysts also blamed the persistent shortage of rental supply for the high rents.
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Her brother John rents the building's second floor, using it as an art studio.
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"Rents have gone up at an extraordinary pace since the financial crisis," Meehan said.
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With renters unwilling, or unable, to pay ever higher sums, rents have largely flatlined.
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"In better-located malls, you're not seeing a dramatic decline in rents," he added.
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Mayor Ed Koch acknowledged that rents were a problem but opposed any rent controls.
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Landlords cannot be allowed to raise rents to whatever they want, whenever they want.
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Cities should treat rising rents like pollution and tax the companies that cause it.
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Today, corporations must answer for increased rents and evictions, and for worsening traffic jams.
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Increases in preferential rents aren't subject to city-set limitsgoverning other rent-stabilized apartments.
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Study, too, the average monthly rents that homes and apartments in a neighborhood fetch.
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One outgrowth of high rents and starter homes, expensive educations and changing social mores?
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Conservatives have criticized the rent subsidies, saying they would lead landlords to raise rents.
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It was built under the 421-a program, which gives developers breaks on their property taxes if they construct and maintain affordable housing in a so-called 80-20 building — 80 percent market-rate rents and 20 percent below-market or affordable rents.
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Average rents rose by 11.7 percent year-on-year in the third quarter, a survey showed last month, marking the fastest rate of annual inflation in over a decade with rents in some areas of Dublin now 10 percent above their 2007 peak.
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Office rents in the Manila Bay area, which has the highest concentration of POGOs, have risen as much as 13% over the past two years, with some renting up for 1,500 pesos per square metre, Andaya said, comparable to rents in Makati.
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Asking rents rose to a record average of $73.85 a square foot in Manhattan even though rents in Midtown, the largest U.S. office market, were 9.3 percent lower at $83.49 a square foot than their pre-recession peak in 2008, the brokerage said.
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In downtown, which is the third-largest U.S. office market, asking rents set a new record of $58.83 a square foot, while asking rents in the smaller but trendy Midtown South market also posted a new record at $67.54 a square foot.
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And despite the city's high living costs, Marti said rents may actually be stabilizing right now, in which case investors may be holding off on investing in new projects at the moment, since they're not seeing rents going up for these luxury units.
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To determine the 10 metropolitan areas that saw the largest increases — and to rank the other 90 areas as well — Trulia used a proprietary statistical model that calculated estimated rents for unlisted properties using home characteristics, location and comparable properties with known rents.
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Rents in Berlin were for years lower than rents in other major European cities, but they have more than doubled since 2008 as around 40,000 people a year moved to the German capital, where some 85% of residents rent rather than own homes.
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Office rents in the Manila Bay area, which has the highest concentration of POGOs, have risen as much as 150% over the past two years, with some renting up for 13,500 pesos per square meter, Andaya said, comparable to rents in Makati.
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Compared with private owners, it tends to charge lower rents for grazing and mining permits.
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Rapidly rising rents led to the shuttering of the former MOCCA on Queen Street West.
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But even these rents are unlikely to make a difference for the city's lowest earners.
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Whereas the rest of the surrounding area, we don't see rents going down as much.
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There's demand and there's supply but landlords aren't lowering commercial rents to meet the market.
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If the rents were affordable, these places that are put out would be weathering it.
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Their one-bedroom condo rents for $2500 a month, including maid service and bottled water.
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And while rents in other cities haven't quite reached those levels, they are certainly increasing.
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In America, Kiko struggled to negotiate with landlords over lower rents or terminating leases early.
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Rents are still quite affordable in the Midwest compared to the rest of the country.
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Paul, for example, is seeing 4 percent rent growth, twice the growth of Miami rents.
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It buys you and then rents you out for a higher amount to its customers.
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The average of all warehouse rents for aluminium from April will be near 103 cents.
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Expanding competition, reducing some of these rents I think is one way to do that.
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Most rents range between $400 a month and $1,000 a month, depending on the city.
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According to The Guardian, Gates often takes holidays on superyachts, though he typically rents them.
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Interest is taxable in the hands of its recipient, just as wages or rents are.
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In these millennial meccas, average rents cost more than 60 percent of the average wages.
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"[Amazon has a huge] impact on employment, on rents and on downtown usage," Wolff said.
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But such were the tradeoffs, with high rents and intense competition for large office spaces.
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Faith Hope Consolo, a retail broker at Douglas Elliman, said rents were generally higher then.
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Yes, many of them are struggling with student loan debt, medical bills and high rents.
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The shares are now trading near a record high amid rising rents and strong demand.
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"Prime" residential rents fell by 6% in 2016, according to Knight Frank, another property firm.
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He sold Arcandor's property portfolio for €4.5bn but saddled its department stores with high rents.
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Some residents fear they'll be evicted if they complain about rising rents or deteriorating services.
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While rents are still rising nationally, concessions are now the rule more than the exception.
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The deal, they said, risked pushing up rents and reducing the inventory of affordable homes.
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In recent years, though, the neighbourhood around his gallery has changed as rents have risen.
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As populations grow, making land scarce, landlords jack up rents and lend at extortionate rates.
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Britain's ratio of house prices to rents is now 50% above its long-run average.
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The decision in the late 1980s to liberalise rents breathed life back into the market.
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The national average asking rents, as well as the effective rent rose about 2 percent.
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Ground rents—even if small—matter because they can be used to value a freehold.
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They pay exorbitant rents, they worship pizza and they never hang out in Times Square.
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He has pushed to dramatically raise rents on low-income Americans who receive housing assistance.
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Headline inflation, though, advanced 0.4 percent in March, boosted by rising gasoline prices and rents.
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The average of all warehouse rents for aluminum from April will be near 103 cents.
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The actual problems are the unpaid internships, stagnant wages, and soaring rents and home prices.
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Home prices may be cooling off right now, but rents are heating up yet again.
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Rents slowed for much of last year because of robust construction in the apartment market.
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At least one local doesn't mind the paint job — Edward Averday, who currently rents it.
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WeWork leases office space and rents it out to individuals and small companies, namely startups.
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The cost of living last month was also pushed up by sustained increases in rents.
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Sky-high rents for luxury rental buildings in urban centers are shifting the rent-vs.
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Siegel is known for buying apartment complexes to flip them and raise rents on residents.
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Thus if wages and rents both decrease, wheat growers will become unusually profitable and expand.
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Cities have fought Airbnb on its contributions to urban gentrification, rising rents, and landlord abuses.
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In some cases, our rents double and tripled with inherited leases with extraordinary rent escalators.
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That follows a three-year period during which rents grew more than 3% each year.
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WeWork's CEO says the way it rents out office space makes companies' financials look better.
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Demand is brisk for $4 buttered toast, and office space rents remain near record highs.
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"Rents are actually somewhat lower than they were in the mid 1990s," Mr. Miller said.
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Housing Credit properties cannot: They must by law serve low-income households at restricted rents.
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The Parkline's monthly rents seem on par with those of the luxury buildings now opening.
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Rents continues to soar in two of New York City's top boroughs — Manhattan and Brooklyn.
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New York's latest scramble for affordable housing has softened expectations, even as rents have increased.
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Airbnb rents private rooms, and American Airlines is about to start direct flights to Havana.
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Rising rents and gentrification chased him from one location to the next for several years.
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San Diego isn't cheap — rents there for a one-bedroom apartment average $1,500 per month.
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The company rents space at the same Digital Realty facility listed on N.T. Technology's website.
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Of the 10 cities with the highest rents in the US, half are in California.
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It's why housing costs — rents and home prices — are rising much faster than people's incomes.
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How do they survive in our land of high retail rents and ruthless online competition?
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Rents accounted for most of the increase in the so-called core CPI last month.
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Landlords can also make more money even though rents are already quite high in Paris.
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First of all, rents have plateaued and have stayed that way for most of 2016.
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After Amazon's headquarters was constructed, Seattle saw a considerable rise in rents and home prices.
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Housing prices and rents are rising quickly, forcing young people to live with their parents.
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And rents and occupancy have fallen sharply in malls where Sears anchor stores have struggled.
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Mr. Carson's proposal would peg rents to 35 percent of gross income for all tenants.
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He's looking into activism aimed at prodding public officials to help people with overdue rents.
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Weaver's themes run thick here — there's talk of high rents, remortgaging homes, and neighborhood drama.
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The residents are mostly young, drawn by rents that are low by Hong Kong standards.
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The critical question is what these rents hold in store for the rest of us.
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Rivals will fight to grab a share of those rents for themselves, perhaps through lobbying.
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The report noted that high rents in some big cities caused higher spikes in homelessness.
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While rents continue to go up, the size of the average rental is going down.
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Rents are significantly higher since Hurricane Katrina, and so are housing prices and homeowner's insurance.
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"If they passed on phony costs to tenants, they should lower our rents," he said.
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These higher rents have trickled down to consumers, while squeezing the margins of vendors there.
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They see unsustainable, raw-deal, skyrocketing rents, and they're not hesitant to sermonize about it.
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This means rising rents, which squeeze households' ability to spend on other goods and services.
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She confirms with the site that generators are available, and rents additional units as necessary.
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Calculator We have looked at rents in cities across the United States from many angles.
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So he rents his apartment and shares a four-bedroom apartment with nine other men.
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Rivera rents one of at least 20 makeshift houses on an unoccupied plot of land.
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Developers can't just lower the rents to accommodate demand and keep the projects financially viable.
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She rents a space where she retreats to do freelance work and listen to records.
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Primarily it could not afford rents on locations that lost foot traffic to online shopping.
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Now he rents out his family plot, allowing him to support himself and his wife.
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The BMX park has been overgrown and a car company now rents out the site.
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Rents for studios average $1,500 a month, according to StreetEasy, while one-bedrooms average $1,900.
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Rents and lot values rose prior to completion, and now seem to be climbing further.
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According to Zillow, Oakland has seen rents spike 71 percent in the last three years.
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It takes tremendous courage to curb government's proclivity to extract rents from the private sector.
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WeWork leases office space, refurbishes it and then rents it out to individuals and companies.
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But office rents fell during the recession, and two of the building's biggest tenants left.
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Then, as the 22.5 financial crisis set in, rents, instead of going up, went down.
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New Yorkers have long shared apartments in order to afford the city's famously high rents.
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"Compared with Hong Kong, Shanghai, Beijing or Singapore, Taipei rents don't even compare," he said.
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Mr. Bahr lives in Jackson Heights, in a studio he rents for $1,467 a month.
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Rents are low, but there are few jobs and no resettlement agencies to help them.
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Servcorp rents space and then carves it up to fill the needs of smaller businesses.
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And now there is Bird Pay, from the same company that rents people electric scooters.
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But companies are finding it harder to justify the cavernous spaces and sky-high rents.
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The average asking and effective rents rose 2.6% and 2.7%, respectively, from a year earlier.
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The average asking and effective rents rose 2.6% and 2.7%, respectively, from a year earlier.
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The causes were many: higher rents, taxes, labor costs, health-insurance bills and so on.
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The restaurant business has always been tough, and rising rents and delivery apps haven't helped.
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Real estate developers and landlords expected rents to rise as saloons closed and neighborhoods improved.
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Rents in the Bay Area jumped 21% from 2010 to 2017 when adjusted for inflation.
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So he rents his apartment and shares a four-bedroom apartment with nine other men.
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It is definitely under the poverty line in Seattle, because of the rents in Seattle.
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I'm an Airbnb "superhost" who rents out my home to fund my family's global travel.
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Rents are so expensive that even workers with six figure salaries are living in vans.
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In Britain, HIRES is the same as RENTS (I told you I was an expert).
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Rents for studios, one- and two-bedrooms will start at $2,830, $4,550 and $6,6853, respectively.
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These so-called value-add projects just raise the rents on current tenants even more.
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Unlike WeWork, which generally rents its locations from building owners, Novel owns its own buildings.
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But research from 2017 that uses local median rents came to a similarly grim conclusion.
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As a result, less than 1603 apartments had preferential rents in 2000, state data show.
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"I had never heard of preferential rents before," said Keith Wright, who then represented Harlem.
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But as rents have climbed, affordable housing has become "scarcer than hen's teeth," she said.
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Office and apartment rents are substantially lower and Amazon already has a subsidiary there, Audible.
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Because of the construction industry rackets, your rents were higher because the costs were higher.
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Leasehold ground rents in some cases have increased sharply over time, generating millions in revenues.
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The conversation turned (as it often does) to gentrification and rising rents in the 'burg.
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"We are concerned that there could be more downside to rents and capital values in the prime luxury segment, notwithstanding the fact that rents and capital values have already corrected 50 percent and 27.6 percent respectively from their first quarter of 2008 peaks," it said.
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While rents are notoriously high in San Francisco (up 303% in the last year to $3,700 for a one-bedroom, according to Zumper) and New York (up 4.2% to $2,980 for a similar unit), rents are also climbing in places like Anchorage, Fresno and Spokane.
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While rents are notoriously high in San Francisco (up 6% in the last year to $503,700 for a one-bedroom, according to Zumper) and New York (up 4.2% to $2,980 for a similar unit), rents are also climbing in places like Anchorage, Fresno and Spokane.
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Many tenants in New York City's roughly one million rent-regulated apartments will see their rents rise for the first time in three years after a city panel voted on Tuesday night to allow landlords to increase rents on one-year and two-year leases.
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Calculator Just as a spate of new housing units comes to market in New York City — the newborn sheen and amenities accompanied by premium rents — a study by the website RentHop offers a look at the relationship between a building's age and the rents charged.
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If they owned the land, the states would have to collect rents and administer permits themselves.
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In fact, the 'rents are lambasted â€" sometimes unfairly â€" for being bad at the Internet.
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At the time, the company fell victim to rising rents and heightened competition from online retailers.
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"It got to the point where we wondered why we were paying two rents," says Jessica.
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At the pristine modern house he rents in Venice Beach, he pours out idea after idea.
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Homes under $200,000 sell quickly, and Orlando-area rents are growing faster than the national average.
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In San Francisco, where rents are about at as high as Manhattan's, the dish is $20.99.
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The couple rents a 4-bedroom luxurious penthouse apartment with 4 ½ bathrooms for $213 a month.
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An aggressive public option and governmental price-setting in health care would deflate medical sector rents.
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Jamal bought half of the block from the town, which he now rents out to locals.
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Asking rents edged 0.4 percent higher and effective rent grew 0.3 percent, the Reis report said.
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Today's rents are still nowhere near what landlords demanded in early 2008 before the financial crisis.
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Rents that were up for renewal in 2110 were re-contracted at 21000% more on average.
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Similar problems haunt Ms Harris's daring plan to offer tax credits for those facing high rents.
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That financial burden is compounded by falling incomes, rising rents and the growth of student debt.
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That compares with average rents of $1,229 in San Bernardino County and $1,528 in Riverside County.
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Wages were going up because of the rapid expansion, and so were rents and property taxes.
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Soaring rents and stagnant wages are the main contributors to poverty, but not the only ones.
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She now lives in her hometown in Inner Mongolia, where she rents out yurts to tourists.
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Hyde Park and Alsip in Chicago both had median rents of $1,000 a month in 1990.
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To supplement her Social Security income, she also rents out a second home she bought later.
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Construct enough of it — even if it's high-end housing — and rents in general will fall.
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Vonovia has faced a backlash from tenants who say rents have risen sharply following modernisation projects.
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Such sky-high rents make four-wall profitability in the area a "real challenge," LaPierre said.
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As the city's fortunes have risen, so too have its rents, occupancy rates and house prices.
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Skyrocketing rents in those places lead to increases in the median cost of one-bedrooms nationwide.
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Unlike other industries, however, mining tends to generate excess returns or "rents" on top of that.
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This has left room in the market for large players looking to capitalize on rising rents.
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Colliers noted, however, in the third quarter, landlords didn't cut rents by much across industrial properties.
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Rents were so low, you could work and make a decent living without a college degree.
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They can offer cheap long-term rents to attract businesses or sell big leaseholds to developers.
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Four years ago some German cities introduced controls in areas where rents were deemed too high.
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The company, KinkySdollS, sells and rents human-like dolls that can cost more than $3,000 each.
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It would be pleasantly paradoxical if that expansion ultimately leads to lower rents in the Mission.
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The user pays a shopkeeper for a certain amount of electricity and essentially rents the system.
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TransferWise, which rents Floor 103, is taking over another level, barely three years after moving in.
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It also saves MakeSpace money because they don't have to pay high rents in prime locations.
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Since then Ireland's headline economic figures have steadily recovered, bringing rents and house prices with them.
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With rents in this city skyrocketing, I say take what free perks you can get. Amirite?
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His plan consists of seven Company Voluntary Arrangements (CVAs) that will close stores and cut rents.
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A key inflation component, non-farm rents, have stabilized following a decline within the last year.
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But in other smaller cities facing challenges, landlords will have to consider adjusting the asking rents.
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In some areas of Dublin, it said rents were now 10 percent above their 2007 peak.
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This after rents actually fell last fall for the first time in more than six years.
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The Trump Organization rents the space for the Trump International Hotel from the General Services Administration.
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She now lives in her hometown in Inner Mongolia, where she rents out yurts to tourists.
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Home price gains are accelerating, but rents are moderating and could ease substantially in some markets.
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Soon after, a Mexican immigrant named Sandino (Adam Rodriguez) rents the free room in her basement.
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Conversely, the expansion of wheat growers would put more upward pressure on rents than on wages.
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She now rents space in a salon and aspires to own her own shop some day.
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The loft rents for $137 per night and is located in the Mitaka region of Tokyo.
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By the same token, why might a restaurant deliberately locate in an area with high rents?
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But gay clubs are dying, thanks to high rents, Grindr, and aforementioned SPAGs ruining the vibe.
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But those high rents make it hard for young buyers to save for a down payment.
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Most city-dwellers lived in housing supplied by the government, for which they paid peppercorn rents.
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While house prices are 16.9% below the unsustainable 2007 peak, rents have long overshot that mark.
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It's a pervasive problem in a city where the tech boom has sent rents ever upward.
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Switch, based in Las Vegas, rents cloud service infrastructure to clients including Amazon, eBay and PayPal.
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Nor do these investors consider the risks, including liability to tenants, unpaid rents and property damage.
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She now rents out a room in her two-bedroom home to help make ends meet.
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Property values increase dramatically as gentrification spreads throughout the neighborhood, often pushing rents higher and higher.
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Along Park Avenue, near where BlackRock is currently located, asking rents averaged $91.13 a square foot.
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The government reported on Thursday that rents in May posted their biggest gain since February 2007.
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Leor has been in business for 20 years, despite almost losing her store to exorbitant rents.
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The frequency of new launches has fallen while landlords were reducing their asking rents, they said.
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The vast majority of those dollars come from the Trump campaign itself, which rents space there.
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Paychecks here are small, and the tenants' rents are never enough to cover the system's costs.
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Workers who share in monopoly rents will always be better off than those who do not.
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High rents may be killing restaurants in Manhattan, he said, but not in the South Bronx.
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He rents a room in Crown Heights, Brooklyn, as a participant in a home-sharing program.
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That means there's less time for WeWork to recoup the discounts through higher rents later on.
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But it's, like, the rents are going higher and higher even as incomes are coming up.
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Rents in San Francisco [have] doubled in the last five years, which is just complete lunacy.
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Now, amid soaring rents and a plunging stock market, they are finding daily life increasingly difficult.
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My daughter, who rents an apartment in a condo, had a minor dispute with the super.
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Asking rent had risen 0.5 percent in the first quarter, while effective rents rose 0.6 percent.
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Rents there are typically lower than in Midtown Manhattan, which is just across the East River.
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Residential rents are exempt from the tax, and the Saudi real estate market has been slumping.
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The huge carriage house (four floors and five bedrooms) rents for just under $40,000 a month.
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These days, his empire includes real estate—he mostly rents out villas to other rich people.
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"If that slows down a bit, I think rents could go back up quickly," Salviati adds.
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The rents are too high, the bureaucracy too overwhelming and the New York critics too severe.
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There's a new solution for millennials struggling with rising rents, but it has a familiar feel.
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Stuyvesant Town tenants are suing to block Blackstone, the world's largest commercial landlord, from raising rents.
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Calculator Most everywhere in the United States, rents stayed the same or went up last year.
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Is it simply the pressure of rising rents in expensive cities like London and New York?
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Well, they're consistent with the view that corporate profits include a large component of monopoly rents.
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Rents in central Hong Kong rose 3.2% to $221.5 per square meter over the same period.
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Aware of the rising rents, Ms. Bonstin said affordable housing was a priority for the city.
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The pace is slow, the property cheap: Mr. Veloz rents his house for $350 a month.
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Still, there are good reasons to worry about rising rents, no matter where they come from.
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They contend that there are barriers to entry that stop competitors and allow rents to persist.
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In fact, the impact could be worse, given the crumbling transportation system and already-inflated rents.
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I feel like the way I set those rents are what would be bearable for me.
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I am close with my father, and he knows we will struggle to pay two rents.
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Rents in central Hong Kong rose 3.2% to $221.5 per square metre over the same period.
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Tall, expensive buildings are rising around 10th Avenue, and gallery rents are rising along with them.
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In a city where rents have never been higher, groceries also cost huge chunks of money.
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Abbey Party Rents is operating on a skeleton crew, with just six people working full-time.
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The new pad rents for $125k/month ... and is currently on the market for $35 million.
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Last year, the company partnered with Worthington, Ohio-based COHatch, which rents coworking spaces to entrepreneurs.
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Similarly, he added, asking rents of $20 per square foot have climbed into the mid-$30s.
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Now there's foreign money and chains moving in; some rents are higher than parts of Midtown.
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The rents for some of the units at the top of the building could exceed $25,000.
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Each hires its own staff, rents its own space, buys its own computers, and so on.
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Hannity and the hedgies avoid the risks, and seek superior returns on investment, by raising rents.
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Although rents have been stagnating over the last two years, they are still near historic highs.
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Landlords of rent-stabilized units would not be able to raise rents to offset the expense.
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Likewise, rents for a one-bedroom apartment in Long Beach, California, increased by 14% in 2019.
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Happy endings are rare in San Francisco's housing market for anyone who can't afford luxury rents.
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CVAs allow retailers to avoid insolvency by offloading unwanted stores and securing lower rents on others.
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In the 15 New York City neighborhoods where rents rose the most, the South Bronx dominates.
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While Warren wants to reduce rents for Americans by 10 percent, Sanders supports national rent control.
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" Handing out eviction notices is "re-tenanting" and raising rents by 50 to 100% is "stabilizing.
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She rents space in the Diamond District in Midtown but was looking for something less expensive.
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She is also the founder of Happily Ever Borrowed, a Manhattan company that rents bridal accessories.
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Fitch defines FCC as recurring operating EBITDA less straight-line rents divided by total interest incurred.
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It rents for a cool $15k per night ... but don't forget -- the rental includes a butler!!!
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Low-income renters are worried about rising rents and about how they will afford basic necessities.
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The Hunt A victim of rising rents, unpleasant roommates and finicky landlords, Giuliano Argenziano moved often.
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Refunds also include flight tickets, cruises and car rents * Fliggy, Alibaba's booking site, offered similar refunds.
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Yet for decades the city never took action to protect small shop owners from runaway rents.
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Also to blame are policies that have restricted homebuilding in California and thereby driven up rents.
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It rents at $2222 per night, up to four guests at $2111 per person per night.
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He might be a malicious neighbor who periodically rents a car for purposes of property destruction.
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Landlords tend to use preferential rent if market rents are lower than what is legally allowable.
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A Trump business rents the building that houses the Trump hotel from the General Services Administration.
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Last May, 23 Washington Street opened with 2500 luxury rentals, with rents averaging $15,000 a month.
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Once the glut of new apartments gets rented, rents will start to rise again, they say.
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Interest determines the distribution of unearned income or rents between the "haves" and the "have-nots".
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Tenants fear that the wave of wealthier newcomers is pushing rents up and poorer residents out.
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This has left room in the market for large players looking to capitalise on rising rents.
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Even beloved spaces can struggle with the city's high rents and competition for fund-raising dollars.
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The only people that can afford the rents are not artists and creative types, but corporations.
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Indeed, in a study of Brooklyn rents, Mr. Miller found that while median rents on entry-level apartments had climbed by 50 percent to $2,481 from 2000 to 2181, those at the borough's highest end had fallen by about 2461 percent, to a median of $22018,2421.
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Their five-story, rent-stabilized building in the Belmont neighborhood offered rents ranging from $920 to $1,300, and tenants have struggled to find similarly priced apartments in New York, which has a shortage of affordable housing and one of the highest average rents in the country.
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Having relied on oil and gas rents for decades, the government's kneejerk response is to increase production.
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As well as e-scooters, Lime also rents out e-bikes and the normal kind of cycle.
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In contrast, a "badtech" company relies on arbitrage and, in effect, rents traffic rather than owning it.
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They called for big landlords' properties to be expropriated and rents to be frozen in the capital.
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For the last months going forward, we definitely expect that rents will keep going the [same] pattern.
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So far they only stay for a year and then they leave, and they're paying market rents.
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Another asked Ocasio-Cortez about how to protect small businesses as communities change because of rising rents.
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This could also bring more investors into the rental fold, making financing easier, and potentially lowering rents.
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With more apartment supply, rents are coming down, along with potential investor returns. 1. Atlanta2. Orlando3. Seattle4.
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Within the core CPI basket, rents increased 0.3 percent last month after a similar gain in December.
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Nearby downtown and Echo Park have rapidly gentrified, giving rise to high-density housing and skyrocketing rents.
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Bernard rents a small room in the Hato Mayor neighborhood of Santiago, the country's second-largest city.
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Tenants unwittingly paid rents totaling millions of dollars that likely were used to support Iran's nuclear program.
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High rents reflect the success of California's businesses—but also decades of low investment and over-regulation.
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As home prices and rents continue to rise, confidence in the housing market is starting to wane.
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ASTRONOMICAL downtown rents, power cuts, traffic that gets worse by the week: these are Yangon's growing pains.
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Leslie Brunker rents out a suite in her home, which is 10 minutes from downtown Portland, Oregon.
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In fact, it is the largest drop in rents seen in any of America's 100 largest cities.
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Taken together, their findings suggest that new housing can ease rising rents in other buildings close by.
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Since then, years of underbuilding, rising rents and cuts to social housing benefits have exacerbated the problem.
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High-end apartment rents, however, are still under pressure, as construction of luxury units far outpaces demand.
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Uber drivers in creative-classed cities are usually people displaced from their cheap rents by rich hipsters.
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Dodging the overall trend, retail rents for premier shopping centers located in affluent areas continue to rise.
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New York limits the amounts by which landlords can raise rents each year for rent-stabilized tenants.
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Lime, which also rents bikes, crossed the $1.1 billion valuation mark just 18 months after it launched.
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"She rents it out to us, the whole bottom floor, like completely below market value," Bit says.
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Rents in San Francisco are the highest in the nation, according to real estate tracking company Zumper.
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The rents of all 24 members taken together also amounted to about 5% of their combined GDP.
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OFFICE, HOME RENTS SURGE Philippine gaming regulators have so far licensed 251.3500 POGOs from 35 in 2016.
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"There's an issue with wage stagnation, increasing rents and the ability to access affordable housing," she said.
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But in a city of high rents and little affordable housing, this is a challenge, he said.
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We'll expand the supply of Low Income Housing Tax Credits that help keep rising rents in check.
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Rents jumped by 34% in the year to June, according to Cushman & Wakefield, a property-services firm.
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In Hong Kong rents in shopping hubs have slipped along with rates of visitors from mainland China.
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For one, you lock in your housing costs instead of facing rising rents every year, he noted.
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Rents were lower than in Long Island City, with one-bedrooms for less than $2,000 a month.
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In nearby Silicon Valley, there is also far greater variation in commercial rents than in San Francisco.
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Coopérnico rents the roof space, installs the solar panels, and sells the energy to the national grid.
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And landlords are coming to terms with the fact that sky-high rents are no longer justified.
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But anybody that rents a set-top box from a cable company knows the hardware usually sucks.
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The persistent strength and economic diversity of Manhattan and high face rents help to mitigate these risks.
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Unlike some of its competitors, such as PGS, TGS does not own seismic vessels and rents them.
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The bill was also opposed by groups concerned about gentrification in neighborhoods already pummeled by rising rents.
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The annual increase was driven by higher prices for rents, cigarettes and tobacco, the statistics agency said.
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The plan would also increase rents for elderly and disabled people after six years, agency officials said.
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An influx of people to German cities and a shortage of available housing has pushed up rents.
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Asking rents rose 1.1 percent last month from June and 6.2 percent from July 2015, Colliers said.
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Vacancies are rising, but rents are also still rising at a robust pace, up 4.6 percent annually.
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Rents have also increased greatly, with Hong Kong tenants spending more and more money on less space.
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But the government's call to consume could be hampered by rising rents, burdensome mortgages and consumer debt.
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It will increase the costs of doing business, and as a consequence, it's going to increase rents.
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That means higher housing prices, rising rents and increasing economic stress for low and moderate-income households.
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Rising rents are making it impossible for new blood to make a living, let alone build businesses.
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Rents have been rising dramatically for the past few years, but younger Americans still choose to rent.
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Rents in Halifax are expected to increase by an average of 4 to 8 percent this year.
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Rents are easing, as more and more new apartment units are completed, and home prices are rising.
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But even in locations showing rising rents, there's no guarantee you'll come out ahead as an investor.
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He also noted that rents had fallen in July to be down 0.6 percent for the year.
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The model of economic growth fuelled by the redistribution of growing oil rents has run its course.
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In the wake of the storm, competition for undamaged housing is expected to surge along with rents.
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At the same time, the watch industry's contraction puts more downward pressure on wages than on rents.
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The upshot is that wages have fallen by more than watch prices, and rents have actually risen.
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CVAs allow retailers to avoid insolvency or administration by offloading unwanted stores and reducing rents on others.
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Three or four times a year, he rents one out, for around thirty thousand dollars a week.
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In turn, rents in the industrial sector have climbed around six to seven points, according to Dhanda.
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We don't know the future of rents and home prices, either nationally or for any particular region.
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Rents are less likely to increase sharply if the housing supply can rise to meet new demand.
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Currently, she rents a room in a single-family home in a nice neighborhood of Fort Lauderdale.
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Businesses found it harder to move, as rents in other parts of Hong Kong were much higher.
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The prices of energy, services and rents grew by less in October than in the previous month.
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The rents are high, the food is bad, the dust is disgusting and the morals are deplorable.
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People are also angry about skyrocketing rents, a sharp disparity between rich and poor, and naked cronyism.
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Rents at the building have not been set yet, said David Cheikin, a Brookfield executive vice president.
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With demand outstripping supply, property prices and rents have soared in cities like Berlin, Hamburg and Munich.
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Average rents are more than $1,700, and the average one-bedroom apartment goes for $3,700 per month.
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Rents in the fledgling new cultural epicenter of Long Island City went up—and developers took notice.
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Tulsa's low rents make it a tough city to beat when it comes to costs of living.
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Even though median incomes cross the six-figure mark, it's not easy to save with high rents.
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As an increasing number of Americans look for rental housing, the shortage in supply drives up rents.
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Prior to the storm, there were plenty of luxury units available at rents of $1,500 and up.
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Before approaching your landlord be sure to research average rents and occupancy rates in your area. Realtor.
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Rents in the city are reaching historic rates and 1.5 million New Yorkers are living in poverty.
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Millennials like avocado on toast and soy lattes and expensive rents and ASOS clothes by the bucketload.
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Throughout our history, wage gains won by workers through organized protest were quickly absorbed by rising rents.
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Rents are far lower than Silicon Valley, another plus for entrepreneurs who haven't made their first million.
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While commercial rents are stable, residential prices have soared as available building land within the city shrank.
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Moreover, Tuncer is active in the "Kotti & Co." initiative, which fights the rising rents in the area.
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Young people can't afford these rents, but most of them can't afford to buy a house, either.
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With rents rising across the country, fewer Americans are able to save for a mortgage down payment.
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The measure was designed to limit properties used exclusively as Airbnb listings, which residents complained raised rents.
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There may be legitimate reasons for such a trend, like drops in local rents, Dr. Kelchen said.
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One main reason is that many sleepers face socioeconomic challenges such as high rents or electricity bills.
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California law already makes it illegal to raise rents by more than 10 percent after a disaster.
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One concern is inflation; if everyone gets $1,000 in their pocket, will landlords decide to raise rents?
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If one party eventually rents out its unit, the other has the right to approve the renters.
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The young food scene in Paris is in the east, mostly because the rents are still affordable.
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Yearly, 10 studios are offered for monthly rents of just £90 to artists with the lowest incomes.
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The seniors, by contrast, were dating, had leisure time and often had big apartments with low rents.
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They also say landlords used previous rules to raise rents and make room for higher-paying tenants.
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By the early 2000s, Nick told me, rents doubled as tech companies moved into the fur district.
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In mid-January, Oskar had not yet set specific rents, as it won't open until the spring.
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"It's just the other factors" — like rising rents and shrinking profit margins — that "are insurmountable," she said.
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Ultimately, that meant scaling the project to 50,13 square feet, from 10,000, to bring down the rents.
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Yet it has manageable rents in a borough, and city, that has become increasingly difficult to afford.
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When their regulated rents started rising more quickly in the 1990s, many tenants had no idea why.
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Now, residents are wondering whether we have any recourse to renegotiate our rents or break our leases.
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Rockrose will likely raise rents, but first Amazon workers need to arrive, said Rockrose president Justin Elghanayan.
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Trendy hotels and boutiques have cropped up recently, resulting in higher rents, but also more foot traffic.
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"When landlords got greedy and upped rents, we signed petitions trying to stop them," my mom said.
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Mosqueda worked full time during her campaign and lives in a one-bedroom apartment that she rents.
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Kushner Companies moved to implement the full legal rents, which in some cases resulted in large increases.
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Unscrupulous landlords sometimes push out rent-protected tenants so they can sharply increase rents on those units.
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The rents are very low and people move in and out quickly, without strict identification and vetting.
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The "affordable" housing his administration developed often wasn't actually affordable, and across the city, rents went up.
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They have also been hampered by high rents, making it more difficult to save for a downpayment.
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Skyrocketing rents are another factor, which Wu says is the main reason Feygin is closing his shop.
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"The friction is putting pressure on landlords to drop rents," Suzanne Mulvee, of CoStar Group, told CNBC.
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Banks were ordered to keep interest rates low, and state-owned enterprises were told to cut rents.
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Then, during a long military dictatorship, rents were frozen in Lisbon and the northern city of Porto.
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While rents are limited by strict housing regulations, they have risen 2527 percent between 2584 and 2018.
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But property prices and rents have skyrocketed in recent years as home buyers and investors double down.
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Among the U.S.' 264 largest cities, Phoenix has the fastest-rising rents, according to data from Zillow.
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Curelop rents out the master bedroom for $900 a month and another bedroom for $650 a month.
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All the rents added up are usually more than the house would get for a single tenant.
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Logistics rents across Europe continued their upwards trend rising 2.3% over in 2018, according to Cushman & Wakefield.
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Oil and gas pipelines would build a Northeast Asian integrated energy scheme, and I would collect rents.
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Instead, they spoke of muscle cramps, stress eating, and — amid the rising rents in Austin — creeping poverty.
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Up, suggested another study, which showed median rents increasing as the commute time to Midtown Manhattan decreases.
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In San Francisco, Westfield's Center on Market Street now rents space to a coworking company called Bespoke.
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The poor face rising rents and precarious employment, says Bruno Morel of Emmaüs Solidarité, a housing organisation.
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VER's largest market, Chicago, represents 5.7% of annual base rents, followed by Dallas (4.7%) and Houston (2.6%).
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Rents have jumped 70 percent in five years, faster than in any big city in the nation.
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Factor in the concessions, and the monthly rents are effectively lower than what appears on the lease.
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Rents have more than doubled since 2008, according to a recent study by online housing portal immowelt.de.
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Strengthening rent regulations and eliminating vacancy decontrol, which allows landlords to increase rents when tenants vacate apartments?
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Across major metros, effective rents are almost 23% of median income, the highest level in 10+ years.
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Mr. Giddings insists that the building is free market, allowing him to raise rents as he pleases.
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He said he had no immediate plans to raise rents and dismissed complaints from tenants as overblown.
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But, again, criticizing a landlord for increasing rents to the current market rate also misses the mark.
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Wage growth may be turning down a notch, but rents in big cities are still steadily climbing.
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Rents were still affordable and charisma was more appreciated than a PhD or any other academic expertise.
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Even as the influx of people has seen rents rise, hospitals overflow and electricity blackouts become commonplace.
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As the tech community grows, people are moving from everywhere into the city, and that's driving up rents.
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CVAs allow retailers to avoid insolvency or administration by offloading unwanted stores and securing reduced rents on others.
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Galleries and luxury condos have a direct hand in raising rents and displacing low income rent-subsidized tenants.
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Rents rose 0.3 percent in June and overall housing costs have increased 3.4 percent in the past year.
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