While single-tenant assets contain an inherent binary exposure to tenant renewal decisions, LXP's granular and diversified portfolio mitigates the risk exposure to any single non-renewal or tenant bankruptcy.
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Or, if a tenant went to housing court, her name could permanently end up on a tenant-screening database known as the tenant blacklist, even if she prevailed in court.
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STRONG TENANT DIVERSIFICATION BDN has reduced its single-tenant exposure to the U.S. Government since Sept.
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The landlord could not sue a tenant for eviction until the tenant defies the judge's orders.
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Now that I have a tenant, should I still tip, or is it up to the tenant?
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I'm the first tenant to occupy this apartment (and the first tenant to use its brand new appliances).
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The draw, said Sullivan, is that "you don't have a tenant — your tenant is a homeowner," she said.
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Both companies have built technology platforms to manage their tenant listings and to allocate tenant expenses and streamline payments.
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Even so, your name could still be entered into a tenant-screening database, otherwise known as the tenant blacklist.
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High Tenant Concentration: TREIT has high tenant concentration, with the 0003-largest tenants contributing around 50% of revenue in 2016.
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"Not giving a tenant flexibility is costing us more money, so a tenant knows that," she said about traditional leasing.
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Historically, a tenant had a right to that "preferential rent" for as long as that tenant lived in the apartment.
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The service then creates a comprehensive dossier on the tenant, informing the landlord whether or not the tenant is a risk.
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Tenant groups are putting forth rent-control proposals that could lead to the largest expansion of tenant laws since the 53s.
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He even agreed to help the niece of an older tenant scatter the ashes of that tenant when she passed away.
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The tenant in Alexandria pays $0003,705 per month in rent, and the tenant in Pittsburgh pays $900, and Ramela receives half.
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That is an area where tenant and industry groups diverge, and the candidates are much more aligned with the tenant advocates.
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The loophole: if the tenant in a rent-stabilized apartment leaves, the landlord can usually charge the next tenant full market price.
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Indeed, diversification is a core tenant of wise corporate strategy and that tenant should extend to firms' c-suites and boardrooms alike.
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This material, sent before a broker's meeting with the potential tenant, gives the tenant a baseline level of knowledge about the property.
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A landlord has a degree of market power over a sitting tenant because it is a big hassle for a tenant to move out (it is also a bother for a landlord to lose a tenant, but usually less so).
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Moreover, the company's largest tenant (FedEx Corp.) was 5.7% of its ABR versus a comparable peer median top tenant exposure of approximately 2%.
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It's been a stickier tenant base and pricing power at that tenant base, again in the face of elevated supply, has simply surprised us.
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Under current law, when the rent-controlled tenant moves out, the landlord is free to charge the next tenant $2,000 (or any other amount).
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A: Any tenant named in a Housing Court nonpayment or holdover case will probably end up on what is known as the tenant blacklist.
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Portfolio Market and Tenant Concentration: Fitch expects the portfolio's asset and tenant granularity to improve as TRNO executes on its value-add acquisition-led growth strategy.
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Mr. Bahr read up on Georgia tenant laws before he purchased his home to make sure that he could easily remove a difficult tenant, if necessary.
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When I moved in, the oldest tenant in the house had lived there for six years, the house manager for two, another tenant for ten months.
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An illusory tenant is a prime tenant of a regulated apartment who no longer occupies it but operates it as a business, profiting off the rent.
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"These vulnerabilities will allow one tenant to peer into the data of another co-hosted tenant," says Mounir Hahad, the head of threat research at Juniper Networks.
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Miss Virginia Jones, she was our tenant president for forty years, from the time that the buildings were built, she was the tenant president of those buildings.
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Or instead, you can lower my rent by what the market is currently bearing and I'll be a great tenant as I've already been a great tenant.
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By comparison, Industry City has a tenant lounge with a coffee bar and billiard table, a tenant gym, and a five-acre courtyard where tenants can mingle.
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"It looks like a landlord-tenant relationship, except instead of having the landlord take care of the property, they are putting that obligation on the tenant," she added.
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With a push from increasingly powerful tenant groups, lawmakers are using rent control, up-zoning, and more tenant protections to try to drive down the costs of housing.
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The obvious reason for that is the income disparity between the tenant, who cannot afford to buy a place, and the landlord, who the tenant is paying money to.
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In June, one month after articles in The New York Times highlighted tenant harassment and the loss of rent-regulated apartments, the city established a tenant anti-harassment unit.
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Tenant: Lin's Interior East, doing business as Asian Barn Tenant Broker: Margaret Royer, Gavios Realty Group Landlord: 139 West 19th St. Co. Landlord Broker: Aaron Gavios, Gavios Realty Group
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"The tenant memo does not replace our willingness to talk to each tenant about their respective challenges and help them chart an appropriate course for the future," she said.
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"Non-payment proceedings are brought when a tenant does not pay their rent," said Samuel Golberg, a New York City tenant attorney who reviewed the court documents for VICE.
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Landlord insurance not only covers your dwelling and your personal property that's available for tenant use, but also provides liability protection in case a tenant is injured on your property.
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The new tenant might be a restaurant, entertainment or lifestyle tenant, where there is a repurposing cost, said Scott Crowe said, chief investment strategist at CenterSquare Investment Management in Philadelphia.
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That was enough to land her on something known among housing advocates and lawyers as the tenant blacklist, which is compiled by tenant-screening database companies from housing court records.
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If you have been sued in housing court, you are probably on the "tenant blacklist," a collection of names gathered from housing court records and sold to tenant screening bureaus.
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Often a tenant is paying this tax in addition to a real-estate tax already levied if, say, the tenant is occupying ground-floor space in a co-op building.
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"There's definitely pitfalls to it when the landlord-tenant relationship is not good, and in New York City, that's pretty frequent," said James B. Fishman, a New York City tenant lawyer.
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The ratings also incorporate a fairly short-term lease structure in Switzerland, which is usually five years plus a tenant extension option for another five years compared with seven-to-eight years for offices in the UK. This is partially mitigated by the group's high-quality tenants, moderate tenant concentration and high tenant industry diversification.
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But any tenant who is sued in housing court, regardless of the merits of the case, risks landing on a tenant blacklist, making it difficult to find an apartment in the future.
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The portfolio is well diversified across over 350 different tenants and many industry classifications, and key tenant risk is moderate with the largest tenant, FedEx, accounting for 5.6% of pro forma revenues.
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However, court papers show that the younger Mr. Trump and Mr. Cohen, the lawyer, repeatedly rejected requests from the tenant to fix the building's leaky roof unless the tenant extended its lease.
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"Not only does it create liability when a landlord intentionally discriminates against a tenant based on a protected characteristic; it also creates liability against a landlord that has actual notice of tenant‐on-tenant harassment based on a protected status, yet chooses not to take any reasonable steps within its control to stop that harassment," she wrote.
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"A tenant is simply someone who is in a unit with an owner's permission," said Frances Campbell, a tenant right's lawyer with Los Angeles firm Campbell & Farahani LLP, in an interview with VICE.
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Tenant-provided perks are still common outside major cities, they say, especially in lower-density, office-park-type settings like in Silicon Valley, though single-tenant complexes are often the norm there anyway.
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The portfolio is well diversified across over 700 different tenants and many industry classifications, and key tenant risk is moderate with the largest tenant (Red Lobster) accounting for 8.6% of revenues at Sept.
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Each month you get the same amount from the tenant.
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The average tenant pays $15.95 a square foot, Bujnicki said.
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A previous tenant apparently thought it made a good doorstop.
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I'm having a serious discussion with a second anchor tenant.
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The tenant refused to leave, and Gorelik bulldozed the home.
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Tenant relations soon break down with brutal and bloody consequences.
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If a potential tenant has massive debt, choose someone else.
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That strategy, however, could land you on the tenant blacklist.
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The tenant did not respond to a message seeking comment.
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One tenant had his rent hiked to $8,000 from $1,800.
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But what does a tenant really know about a landlord?
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The directory downstairs lists the former tenant: a shoe seller.
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"We're a wanted tenant," he added about Kohl's growth prospects.
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Mr. Whitlow is a tenant lawyer and a law professor.
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There are websites that can help you find a tenant.
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In the beginning, Mr. Trump's most difficult tenant seemed content.
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One female tenant in her seventies was addicted to OxyContin.
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Every corporate tenant "wants to have brand," Ms. Kwok said.
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The tenant will be responsible for taxes, electricity and insurance.
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This headroom provides additional cushion in case of tenant default.
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It is now the single biggest private tenant in Manhattan.
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That arrangement gives the tenant effective control over the landlord.
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Take that mugging, which led me to the angry tenant.
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Mr. Bailey advised that the board talk to the tenant.
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"He turned into the tenant from hell," Mr. Dagan said.
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The former tenant was a Pure & Fresh fast-food restaurant.
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The current restaurant tenant, M. Wells Dinette, will close Feb.
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Holmes said he hasn't had any trouble finding a tenant.
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The push comes amid a worsening housing crisis and a surge of tenant-friendly laws from California, which recently enacted statewide rent control, to New York, where lawmakers passed landmark tenant protections last summer.
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This data gives landlords the ability to paint a picture of when a tenant is home, who the tenant shares access with and how often, and when the tenant's kids come home from school.
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Consider a tenant who wakes up every morning to walk the dog or to go to the gym: The fob system records the time the tenant comes back to the apartment and the entrance used.
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Add the opportunity to have a younger tenant run errands or to have a retiree landlord watch a child in the afternoon to save on daycare expenses, and the tenant/landlord relationship gets even better.
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Branson signed a 20-year lease to be the prime tenant.
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Bell was a tenant in one of Roberts-Joseph's rental homes.
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A: We already know the tenant, we have his payment history.
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Millions of Irish were eking out a living as tenant farmers.
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He is merely exercising his rights as a rent-regulated tenant.
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Equally, if a tenant suddenly quit, the landlord would be stuck.
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Millions of lower-caste Dalit laborers and tenant farmers remain landless.
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It has become, for instance, the largest private tenant in London.
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In that vein, Tanger's average tenant sales were flat in 2015.
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"This complaint was ignored by the unscrupulous tenant," the statement said.
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These REITs generate income by leasing its land to tenant farmers.
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With these enhancements, we attracted a higher-paying, more qualified tenant.
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Secular Retailer Trends Favor Power Centers DDR has limited tenant concentration.
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Leases to Strong Tower Tenants: There are 2,800 wireless tenant leases.
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It didn't hurt that the tenant happened to be a contractor.
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"Was an ad hoc drill by tenant command," the Navy tweeted.
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A lone complaint from one disgruntled tenant will probably be ignored.
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Both sources described Pruitt as a difficult tenant to the publication.
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"The tenant could decide to just up and leave," Langbaum said.
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The company is the biggest tenant in New York and London.
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The previous tenant was Along Products, a maker of restaurant booths.
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The tenant received three months rent-free for its build out.
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LandlordStation, which provides tenant screening, felt that RadPad complemented its business.
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It disclosed it had taken a 5.2 percent stake in Tenant.
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The same cannot be said of the building's tenant, NRG Energy.
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But the campaign's organizers are not tenant activists or community groups.
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A long sign spelled out the name of the tenant: Footaction.
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The tenant extinguished the flames, but an electrician was needed immediately.
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The tenant received two weeks rent free for its build-out.
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"You find that better tenant quality base" that way, he said.
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The ground-floor tenant is Seamstress, a trendy craft cocktail bar.
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The Tenant of Wildfell Hall is not a technically perfect novel.
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Fitch views day one tenant default as the most stressful scenario.
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For landlords and Main Street alike, Macy's is a valuable tenant.
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And the landlord told them a previous tenant was a plumber.
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TC: And they can list tenant-occupied properties on your marketplace?
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This inevitably led to a lot of damage and tenant turnover.
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Suing a tenant for back rent and court fees was straightforward.
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Another tenant, a policewoman, also hanged herself in the same apartment.
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She now is director of New York City's tenant protection office.
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He will be the 45th president, but not the 45th tenant.
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As Curbed reported, she has proposed creating a Tenant Protection Bureau.
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The city of Los Angeles doesn't have a specific anti-tenant harassment ordinance, but the city of Santa Monica—a neighborhood on LA's west side, and technically a separate city—does keep track of tenant harassment.
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The law permits immediate family members, like spouses, to take over a lease when a tenant dies or moves out, as long as the family member has lived with the tenant for two years or longer.
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The district court sided with the facility's claim that the Fair Housing Act does not make a landlord accountable for failing to stop tenant‐on‐tenant harassment unless the landlord's inaction was animated by a discriminatory animus.
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Tenant organizers nationwide said they are hopeful the changes could pave the way for more tenant rights in other states and fuel a push for rent controls that are an age-old staple of New York City.
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Court papers show that in 2014, Donald J. Trump Jr. and Mr. Cohen started rejecting requests from a tenant of the former Titan Atlas factory to fix the building's leaky roof unless the tenant extended its lease.
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"There was ample demand for the [Sports Authority] space, but the turnaround time from losing a large box tenant and the new tenant(s) occupying space is 1.5 – 2.0 years," RBC Capital Markets analyst Wes Golladay said.
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Overall, average tenant rent coverage was solid at 3.7x as of Sept.
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H&M is an ideal tenant to fill empty space in malls.
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Generally, a landlord can evict a tenant who fails to pay rent.
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He deemed it a "bad-looking tenant" and recommended immediate surgical removal.
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He is reported to be staying on to serve the new tenant.
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WeWork is about to become the biggest private office tenant in Manhattan.
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"They were buying in with Apple as a tenant," he told IFR.
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Another tenant, Nelida Godfrey, said she racked up $240,000 in legal fees.
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His father, a tenant farmer, died when Harry was not yet 2.
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One tenant, Tranquilina Alvillar, received that knock at the door in 2011.
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The rapper gave the elevator tenant a tip on their way out.
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Does the landlord really want a disgruntled tenant hanging around prospective tenants?
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Tenant groups regard the exemption, called 421a, as a giveaway to developers.
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The last tenant — a workshop for the disabled — moved out in 2011.
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In NYC and London, WeWork is the largest private sector office tenant.
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There are already budding tenant movements in Long Beach and San Diego.
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Your landlord cannot simply bill a rent-stabilized tenant for installation costs.
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Just do it and let the tenant farmer run it for you.
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Almost, that is, because that previous tenant was the flagship Borders store.
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Michael McKee, a longtime tenant organizer who serves as the treasurer of
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"And as sales rise, rents rise, and you can increase tenant retention."
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Tenant-protection plans, when they existed, were often vague cookie-cutter provisions.
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Another tenant who is home during the day may share your frustration.
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It's no coincidence that tenant harassment is pervasive in New York City.
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Above, a tenant in one of the buildings who was left homeless.
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A Bangladeshi tenant union wants to protect Queens residents from landlord harassment.
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They built a wall that stopped a tenant from entering his apartment.
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Its last tenant, an Israeli clothing and jewelry designer, had moved on.
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The approval leasing process also includes the tenant coordination team as observers.
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She started attending community seminars about landlord-tenant relations and affordable housing.
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"Kushner would never deny any tenant their due-process rights," Kushner Cos.
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And then three, that you're a good tenant for all the neighbors.
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The building features a conference center, conference rooms and a tenant lounge.
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This protects the tenant when the mall is not generating enough traffic.
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That's led tenant groups to push for repeal of the 2003 law.
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I was the second tenant to rent a studio in the building.
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Now, it's time to start preparing for your inevitable landlord/tenant dispute.
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Sometimes a landlord will not collect a tenant's rent and will then sue the tenant in housing court for nonpayment of rent — a hallmark of tenant harassment, according to Samuel J. Himmelstein, a Manhattan lawyer who represents tenants.
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If I multi-tenant my database, if I put it in memory, if I multi-tenant my middle tier, I can actually shrink the number of data centers I need and actually shrink my Capex at the same time.
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The previous tenant left them behind, and we kept them as good luck.
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The outlet reported a tenant was evicted from the home over the summer.
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Falconite would later admit he was paid $1,000 for each tenant that left.
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Examples could include a regional economic downturn or loss of a significant tenant.
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The rapper, meanwhile, gives the elevator tenant a tip on their way out.
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We are giving the tenant [Rubin] full approval to reinstate the original sign.
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To make the investment sustainable, Turner said tenant turnover must be kept low.
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I have the largest bank in the world as a tenant of mine.
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WeWork is one lease away from being the biggest office tenant in Manhattan.
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Kushner Companies had already lost its anchor tenant, WeWork, a shared-office company.
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That leaves poor tenant farmers mired in debt, with no means to invest.
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A second resident also said Jalilov had been a tenant in the building.
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We're not changing what Federation Square was, we're just changing the tenant concept.
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Longtime commercial tenant Citigroup is dramatically downsizing its footprint in its office tower.
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The company reported 7.5% organic U.S. tenant billing growth in its second quarter.
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But the state also has a stronger safety net and more tenant protections.
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We have one anchor tenant at Kodiak that has not yet been named.
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Tenant activists argue that cities across Silicon Valley should now adopt such policies.
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The singer from Next is being sued for allegedly being a deadbeat tenant.
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Piazza was "very surprised" to hear his tenant was involved in the attack.
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"We are a very profitable distribution channel for our tenant partners," he said.
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The dispute has been described to the Post as a "tenant/landowner" issue.
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ENVE Composites, a maker of high end bicycle parts, is an anchor tenant.
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Nonetheless, persistent tenant headwinds could affect the productivity and financeability of SPG's portfolio.
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Gazeley inked Amazon as a major tenant for its U.K. warehouses last year.
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The staff reviews and rates each movie before a tenant can watch it.
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The family moved frequently, working as tenant farmers, before settling in Tigard, Ore.
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One tenant was told that he had not paid his rent on time.
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It is the Crown Heights Tenant Union, not the Crown Heights Tenants Association.
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No tenant was asked to move or leave their home for this project.
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Without the hodgepodge of tenant signs, Tammany Hall already looks a lot better.
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About a year ago, she learned she was on the tenant-screening list.
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One person wasn't a tenant at the address she claimed to live at.
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"I lose that tenant, I lose 100 percent of that income," he said.
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In New York and London, WeWork is the largest private sector office tenant.
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Tenants PAC, which works to elect pro-tenant candidates to New York's state
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"the minute a tenant says [their landlord's name], things start to happen," said
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But an anchor tenant could not be found and renovations would be delayed.
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The most you'll pay to the outgoing tenant is half a month's rent.
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Ultimately, Fox just wants to help improve the tenant-landlord relationship, he says.
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The last tenant had to move in with his mom for a week.
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We shouldn't trust President Trump to be the tenant and his own landlord!
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A tenant could file a complaint with the city's Commission on Human Rights.
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The previous tenant was Serengeti Teas & Spices, now at 22 East 125th Street.
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As it happened, not every tenant was aware of these particular Orwellian developments.
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They offered repeated thanks to tenant activists, who had packed the chambers' galleries.
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We need to raise eyebrows about the terse, hunky tenant in the basement.
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In one case, Southwest Key paid inexplicably higher rent than the prior tenant.
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Another tenant approached and gave him a brown shopping bag with a jacket.
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"Any tenant without heat is unacceptable in this kind of weather," he said.
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So we're told her people peppered the area with "Tenant Parking Only" signs.
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Neither Mr. Cohen nor the Kushner Companies have been cited for tenant harassment.
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Right now, I have a really nice tenant on a six-month lease.
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He moved into 2770 as the first tenant because he got a deal.
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They arrived in the summer, along with a third tenant, Millie the hamster.
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Tenant: Abe's Corner Landlord: Brooklyn 315 Realty Broker: Sully Klein, Ideal Properties Group
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Throughout "The Tenant," the lingering question just grows louder: Why was it made?
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The building has yet to secure an anchor tenant or any signed leases.
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For many publicly traded mall owners, Forever 21 has been a top tenant.
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The name is bland, inherited from the previous tenant, a Chinese takeout shop.
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The principal tenant will be the law firm Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom.
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Landlords are reconsidering their tenant mixes, bringing in more food and entertainment options.
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Have you thought about the fact that Mr. Trump is now our tenant?
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This is the tower at 181 Fremont, whose sole commercial tenant is Facebook.
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Besides, everybody knows "The Tenant of Wildfell Hall" is the finest Brontë novel.
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Q: A rent-stabilized tenant in my co-op building is a hoarder.
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We even have a tenant now, so we're kind of like landlords together.
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An uptick in funding, the Deloitte report, plus the inclusion of a panel devoted to tenant experience at the upcoming CREtech New York conference, suggest landlords and property operators are turning more to tenant experience startups instead of outsourcing entirely.
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Mr. Carr, 30, is the founder of a start-up tenant watchdog agency, the Housing Rights Initiative, and his specialty is searching public records at state and city agencies to expose what he says is a broken system of tenant protections.
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If a tenant breaks a lease, a landlord is now required to try to rent the apartment to someone else, making it harder for owners to keep a unit vacant and charge the tenant for the remainder of the lease.
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The city's eviction rate is high, in part due to tenant-unfriendly state laws.
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The Kensington and Chelsea Tenant Management Organization has a history of ignoring fire regulations.
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Tenant harassment, which pushes out people with rent stabilized apartments, and housing voucher discrimination.
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Voucher discrimination and tenant harassment are both serious problems, but also represent opposite trends.
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The criminal charges have nothing whatsoever to do with allegations relating to tenant harassment.
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The Army declined to comment on Corvias, the projects' finances or specific tenant complaints.
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Corvias and the Army declined to comment about the petition and other tenant complaints.
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Almost all eviction filings are caused by a tenant failing to meet these obligations.
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"An Airbnb guest becomes a tenant the moment they move in," Campbell told VICE.
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Shopko Performance: Of significant concern is the company's exposure to its largest tenant, Shopko.
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Ask for a security deposit or advance rent to protect from a delinquent tenant.
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"I heard the lady screaming," Hopeton Stewart, a building tenant, told CNN affiliate WABC.
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WarnerMedia recently began moving into 30 Hudson Yards, the first tenant to do so.
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The tenant profile has good granularity and predominantly comprises large international and local companies.
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The real estate investment trust leases multi-tenant cell tower sites to communications companies.
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It was 400 bucks and I was just the illegal tenant of the house.
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"We wanted to build a tenant-facing brand that tenants really love," said Jones.
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When one tenant moves out, there's no guarantee you'll find another one right away.
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Leasing it is risky, since it can be hard to reclaim from the tenant.
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The former tenant of the Manhattan location was a Pie Face bakery and cafe.
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Trump made a border wall a central tenant of his 2016 campaign for president.
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We were back in New York when I heard from a tenant, Ingrid Broesicke.
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The postcard was written by a former tenant at the house in Springfield, Illinois.
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In fact, WeWork is now the largest private office tenant in all of Manhattan.
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Before you take steps to evict a tenant, make sure that you actually can.
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This could consist of replacing an apparel retail tenant with a virtual reality experience.
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A traditional grocery store might not be the safest tenant in town, after all.
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Starting early next year, a tenant can pay in bitcoin through the mobile app.
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We didn't want to be an anchor tenant in a building that wasn't occupied.
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Within days, Vision found another tenant, a couple who moved into the same house.
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Rebekah started a private elementary school and played up WeWork's community of tenant workers.
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Also, you have slipped unsolicited note(s) under the door of other tenant(s).
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The current tenant, Shoals Marine Laboratory, has restored the garden and will offer tours.
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New York's Tenant Protection Unit launched an investigation into the company following the probe.
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"All they had was each other," said Anil Lopez, 34, their top-floor tenant.
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Here's what tenant advocates in the city have learned about how to fight him.
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As a tenant lawyer, I regularly interact with landlords in the city's housing courts.
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To reassign the lease, the tenant, not the landlord, has to find the replacement.
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" Mr. Williams, a former tenant advocate, refers to himself as an "activist elected official.
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The tenant received a three-month rent concession for the landlord's current build-out.
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Before the meeting began, about a dozen tenant activists rallied outside the Municipal Building.
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They found a tenant for their purchased apartment, but for only $180 a month.
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They rewrote New York City's rent laws, passing the strongest tenant protections in decades.
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I would say that the proof-text of this is Roman Polanski's The Tenant.
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Andrew Cuomo on Wednesday to block a Democratic push to significantly tighten tenant protections.
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The tenant plans to move early next year from 140 Broadway in Lower Manhattan.
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One tenant who lived on the sixth floor was unaccounted for as of Saturday.
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You could ask to assign the remainder of the lease to a new tenant.
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A few years later, the investor evicts one tenant and moves into the house.
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As of Saturday afternoon, only a Rite Aid was open, one tenant told CNBC.
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Tenant: Horizon Imports Landlord: Ten West Thirty Third Associates Broker: David Levy, Adams & Company
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Any connection between this new restaurant and the space's former tenant, Brasserie, is tenuous.
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A tenant in one her rental homes has been charged with first-degree murder.
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Chazz Palminteri Italian Restaurant, the former tenant, moved to the theater district last summer.
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It's a reminder that suddenly, I no longer own space — I'm just a tenant.
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His father, a tenant farmer, died of a heart attack before Crews was 2.
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Residents marched to the tenant management office, and the electrical wiring was eventually repaired.
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Management should also speak with the owner of the neighboring unit about the tenant.
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Because The Tenant of Wildfell Hall is a wildly modern, daring, and provocative book.
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The new tenant returned to the hospital to thank Ms. Perez for her help.
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Above all else, individuals must never forget this basic tenant to do what's right.
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Parfois is another tenant at The Edit, where it's operating its first U.S. shop.
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We were not allowed to embed with the agency's relatively new Tenant Protection Unit.
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A judge directed her to seek help through the city's free tenant legal services.
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"Iranian compliance with the nuclear deal is like a bad tenant," Mr. Pompeo said.
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Malaysians are developing the former Battersea Power Station, where Apple is an anchor tenant.
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Some tenant leaders give Bloomberg credit for lending an ear, despite the troubling conditions.
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On the surface, a buyout may look like a sweetheart deal for a tenant.
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This spring, New York State enacted the strongest tenant protections in a quarter-century.
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The first "cause of action" dealt strictly with whether a tenant would be evicted.
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Whether you have a duplex or a spare room, consider taking on a tenant.
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" Trump described Nike as "a tenant of mine" that "pays a lot of rent.
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City Council staffers and tenant defense lawyers said they had been inundated with calls.
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But for those malls that have lost a major tenant, finding replacements is crucial.
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"I really want a neighbor downstairs; I don't just want a tenant," she said.
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The tenant is in her late 80s, but owns several homes and travels frequently.
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They didn't need the curtain rod so I left it for the next tenant.
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She has a tenant in other second-floor apartment, which is a one-bedroom.
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Each tenant pays 30 percent of his or her income on rent each month.
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The tenant with the colorful messages still lives in her $530-a-month apartment.
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Today, it is home to just one tenant: a medical marijuana operation called Ermont.
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While tenant groups did not win total victory, they applauded the overall legislative package.
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Last September, Mr. Milano was arrested on charges of stalking and harassing a tenant.
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Tenant: TMC Landlord: Orchard Houston Brokers: Margaret Royer and Aaron Gavios of Gavios Realty
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WeWork's massive growth has made it the second-biggest private office tenant in Manhattan.
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A. Under New York City rules, if a tenant has openly owned a pet for three months and the landlord or management knew about it or should have known about it, the landlord waives the right to evict the pooch or the tenant.
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ET reports that John Mayer and Dave Chapelle were at Tenant of the Trees, too.
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WeWork has become a business with a multibillion-dollar valuation by being a prolific tenant.
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The tenant was ordered to pay two months' rent, $270, or leave within three days.
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Their tenant farmers, meanwhile, must look for fields to rent elsewhere as is the custom.
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Read the card and I see they have been sent to Michelle, the former tenant.
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Tesla's correlation to high-performing malls mimics that of another star Silicon Valley tenant: Apple.
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Preeti felt like she'd be a good tenant to keep the neighborhood vital and interesting.
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"Landlord's agents can collect a commission from a tenant until further notice," the email said.
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According to a hand-scribbled tribal agreement, Muhannad must pay the tenant $140,000 to leave.
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Equally, if a tenant suddenly quit, the landlord might not find a replacement straight away.
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The company operates in tenant experience for commercial real estate and is based in Boston.
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But here at Refinery29, we're fans of a different style tenant: fuck the fashion rules.
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Police say Kidik responded Thursday to an apartment tenant disturbance where Augustin stabbed her repeatedly.
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If a tenant moves out, or doesn't pay his rent, "keys" can be turned off.
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Here is where the central tenant of gameplay reveals itself: dialogue with citizens of London.
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"It's about giving the tenant more opportunity to get the property they want," he says.
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Restricting ozone depleting pollutants was a main tenant of the Montreal Protocol signed in 1987.
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Tenant Concentration: The master lease with Windstream provides a steady, although undiversified cash flow stream.
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Furthermore, reports have emerged that Assange's Ecuadorian hosts have become increasingly displeased with their tenant.
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With a contractor as a tenant, Mr. Trebek doesn't have to worry about most repairs.
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Visualization and tenant-experience startups have raised only $1.27 billion in total funding since 2015.
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This change to a focus on tenant experience has been driven by the bottom line.
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Reliance Communications will continue as an anchor tenant on the tower business, the statement said.
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Except, as the current tenant of 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue reminds us, when it doesn't. ♦
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In another, an angry Syrian tenant stabbed his landlord, who was evicting him, to death.
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And you have Salesforce, the largest tenant in the city, with more than 6,000 employees.
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Tenant: The Rug Company Landlord: Bryant-Galaxy L.L.C. Broker: Joe Italiaander, 5CRE . $103/sq. ft.
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The company claims that was the largest fundraising round ever by a tenant experience startup.
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A new tenant — Moon Express, a tiny company with far-out ambitions — is moving in.
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Tenant: Dr. Jason Tabick, Specific Chiropractic Landlord: Regina & Pietrantonio Brokers: Alex Robayo, Ideal Properties Group
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Tenant: YJR Group Landlord: Helm Management Brokers: Albert Manopla and Yoni Hadar, Kassin Sabbagh Realty
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But once he got upstairs, he could not persuade the tenant to let him in.
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When one reliable tenant complained about a rent increase, he took half off the difference.
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The plans are being overseen by the architecture firm Beyer Blinder Belle, a building tenant.
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The public meeting marked the beginning of the annual jockeying between tenant and landlord groups.
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But after spending 18 years on public housing tenant organizations, this suit is also personal.
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Streamline Plastics, the building's former owner and tenant, is moving to Pittsfield and Springfield, Mass.
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According to an Axios report, it also includes tenant feeds, rent expenses, staffing, facilities management.
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If the tenant fails to pay the rent, the landlord could sue you for it.
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Elena is finally given a reason to investigate the murky past of her tenant, Mia.
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Without any walls, a prospective tenant might not realize how small the space really is.
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The next day, several pro-tenant bills are headed to the State Assembly's housing committee.
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One of the homes is currently being rented out and is occupied by a tenant.
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The tenant was breaking the lease mid-month and wanted someone to move in immediately.
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The previous tenant, Underboss, a lingerie, lounge and sleepwear company, moved to the sixth floor.
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The initiative drive builds on the growing momentum of local efforts to expand tenant protections.
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Rather than renting out each house to a single tenant, they rent out each bedroom.
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And a board must balance the needs of residents with those of the commercial tenant.
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Day-to-day management is contracted out to the Kensington and Chelsea Tenant Management Organization.
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Her problems with addiction, it would seem, make her likely to be a difficult tenant.
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In addition, the tenant protections passed in June included a $20 maximum for application fees.
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He could be a difficult tenant, they said, sometimes returning to the Moncayo home drunk.
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You report on tenant complaints about renovations to a tenement-style building dating from 1886.
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Early last year, he got into a fight with a tenant and lost his job.
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That space is now occupied by an unlikely tenant, and serving a very different clientele.
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But she built the rehabbing costs — roofing, heating, and former tenant alterations — into her analysis.
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There is a passage in The Tenant of Wildfell Hall that feels almost painfully current.
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"If we put in a typical [tenant], we would have disappointed Brooklyn and disappointed ourselves."
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Compared with STAG, MIT has a portfolio of well-seasoned assets with higher tenant granularity.
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Each entertaining spread reveals a different noisy tenant and a new mystery to be solved.
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Tenant: Sushi Katsuei Tenant's Broker: Sagirah Abraham, Capital Real Estate Advisors Landlord: 357-359 Ave.
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He was born in 1839 to tenant farmers in County Meath, Ireland, Ms. Weber said.
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The previous tenant was an American Apparel store, which occupied all of the commercial space.
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"This is a moment right now when the state legislature and the governor have to be thinking about tenant protections and tenant protections as a tool," said Celia Weaver, research and policy director of New York Communities for Change, which is part of the coalition.
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"In the early days of our business, at a time when landlords were reluctant to recognize the benefits of WeWork as a tenant, Adam bought four buildings in order to help prove WeWork as a viable tenant to landlords," the company said in the filing.
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Walgreens Concentration: Walgreens (BBB/Stable) is O's largest tenant, representing 21500% of annualized 21000Q212000 rental revenue.
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They cost nothing to maintain, because you owe nothing to a tenant who's behind on rent.
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Other credit strengths include a granular tenant roster and proven access to multiple sources of capital.
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When the government shutdown, her tenant explained that making January's $1,300 rent will be a challenge.
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Currently, a number of the floors of the building are still occupied by a previous tenant.
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The agency had agreed earlier this month to appoint a tenant ombudsman to oversee mold repairs.
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Mr. Swarts, the Dock 72 tenant, said WeWork had been a huge help to his firm.
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The changing tenant list in New York City's Times Square may offer the perfect case study.
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Balancing these strengths is some tenant concentration and exposure to predominantly below investment-grade rated tenants.
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That's the central tenant of VR. You don't want to take people out of the experience.
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This was due to the company's experienced management team, asset enhancement, tenant refinement and promotional activities.
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CSRC and others have been organizing landless tenant farmers into community groups and helping with documentation.
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As retail has struggled and sales have slumped, the disconnect has hurt both tenant and landlord.
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Fitch notes nonetheless that persistent tenant headwinds could affect the productivity and financeability of SPG's portfolio.
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One of the simplest requests to our tenant is to adapt to the consumers' changing needs.
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If you move out, he or she will likely have to scramble to find another tenant.
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The very-much-engaged female tenant returns home to find him there and screams in shock.
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Nothing is new and shiny, as the icily creepy doll tenant Gabby Gabby (Christina Hendricks) proves.
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WhatsApp, which Facebook purchased in 2014, has long made privacy a core tenant of its brand.
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Those campaigns, if successful, would lead to the largest expansion of tenant laws since the 2400s.
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Phoenix Tree, which pays the interest, gets cash upfront, while the tenant repays the bank directly.
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Under the law, landlords have zero flexibility to use their own judgment in selecting a tenant.
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Mayor Fulop had represented a Port Authority tenant in its bid to get a lease extension.
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If the landlord doesn't win, very often the tenant is muscled out with threats and harassment.
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Title to land was given free of charge to former tenant farmers, farm laborers and sharecroppers.
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For its part, SUNY Polytechnic says the traditional meaning of "tenant" is misleading in this instance.
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The 7503% capitalization rate reflects the exposure to a single tenant versus a more diversified portfolio.
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Tenant: Ruchki Da Nozhki (RDN) Landlord: Arnot6 L.L.C. Broker: Sully Klein, Ideal Properties Group $68/SQ.
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In one of those instances, the landlord used the excess space to bring in another tenant.
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"Nobody really knew about the report," says Ken Heffentrager, vice president of the Allentown Tenant Association.
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Shopko is Spirit's largest tenant as a percentage of rental revenue, according to Spirit's financial statements.
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More: Community adjusted EBITDA includes all tenant fees, rent expense, staffing expense, facilities management expense, etc.
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And it's always more useful to form a tenant association and to try and work together.
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Vacant for the past decade, its last tenant (from 1984-2007) was Tiffany's Ice Cream Parlor.
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SEPTEMBER 20: A Manhattan WeWork tenant found its weak cybersecurity exposed sensitive information from its tenants.
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A tenant living in a one-bedroom apartment said his rent increased to $4,000 from $3,200.
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The US Green Party has embraced ecosocialism as a core tenant of its platform since 2016.
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Among them was Jumaane Williams, the New York City public advocate and a former tenant organizer.
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Tenant: NYC Yoga Project Landlord: Joseph Tomasino Brokers: Alex Robayo and Iman Zahrieh, Ideal Properties Group
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Q: I am a rent-stabilized tenant living in an Upper West Side co-op building.
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Tenant screening bureaus compile these lists from court databases and then sell the information to landlords.
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At the Idea Foundry, a two-story refurbished factory, one tenant is the Smart Columbus project.
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Yes, eventually a new tenant could be found, and the former employees could find new jobs.
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As City Center mall's largest tenant, Target Corp had a say over changes to the property.
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"It was a crack hangout," recalled Shannon Baker, 80, an actor and a tenant since 1977.
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And if the tenant is elderly, a geriatric care manager could be called on as well.
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She piloted the conversation: work, work, a problem with a tenant who wouldn't vacate a house.
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The tenant, it seems, had been misled by the stretcher, the corpse and the body bag.
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Missing out on a month's rent because you can't find a tenant is a huge loss.
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The same happens when that tenant returns from work or goes out with friends for dinner.
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When an individual enters a tenant's home, that data should be available only to the tenant.
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And a new long-term tenant, which Turnberry declined to name, will move in this year.
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Tenant: Santa Fe Apparel Landlord: The Arsenal Company Broker: David Levy of Adams & Company $51/SQ.
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Tenant: Gowanus Yoga Project Landlord: Gowanus Holdings L.L.C. Broker: Alex Robayo, Ideal Properties Group $108.98/SQ.
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Cory Booker wants to prevent consumer reporting agencies from listing eviction cases won by the tenant.
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The spaceport's primary tenant is Virgin Galactic, a space tourism venture created by billionaire Richard Branson.
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Landlords were allowed to raise the rent by 103 percent each time a new tenant arrived.
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As President, he now oversees the GSA, which effectively gives the tenant control of the landlord.
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Construction projects add stress to any relationship, but the friendship between tenant and owners held fast.
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In Aspen, he likened Iran's compliance with the nuclear deal to a bad tenant paying rent.
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Tenant: Frevo Landlord: Return to Home Brokers: Elba Diaz and William Abramson, Buchbinder & Warren Realty Group
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One woman hired me to clean out her rental property before the next tenant moved in.
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Even market-rate tenants, who have few protections under landlord-tenant laws, can flex their muscle.
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Newsom has made tenant protection a priority in his first year in office, the Times notes.
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Anchor Tenant: A key company that attracts others to cluster around it (like in a mall).
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A: As a market-rate rental tenant living in a co-op, your rights are limited.
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Tenant right laws vary from state to state, and the Administration for Children and Families has a helpful rundown of some basic information on your rights in each state (its guide is geared toward refugees but contains a lot of useful information for just about any tenant).
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"FedEx is the tenant and its landlord is constructing the access ramp for its use," he said.
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Bungalow works with homeowners to lease their homes as the master tenant for three years at time.
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During a bathroom repair, a crew showed up in "hazmat suits," said tenant Cynthia Wright, Connor's grandmother.
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Paul multi-tenant distribution property and appoints chief operating officer Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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The largest units have four bedrooms in 20103,000 square feet, and per-tenant pricing starts at $1,375.
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The largest units have four bedrooms in 1,000 square feet, and per-tenant pricing starts at $1,375.
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Kimco has a well-diversified tenant roster comprised of a mix of national, regional, and local retailers.
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With tenant harassment, analysts want to find why the flow of people out of buildings is accelerating.
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Co-tenancy agreements can be triggered when an anchor tenant like Macy's decides to exit a mall.
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His company declined to address questions about its earnings or specific tenant complaints at its Army bases.
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And that's most likely going to come from a tenant with good credit and strong financial backing.
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That usually means sharing servers with other customers in what is known as a multi-tenant environment.
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A former friend and tenant also say city fire officials were in the building at least twice.
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West Ham won a bitter battle with Tottenham Hotspur to be the tenant in the Olympic Stadium.
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So strong was her fear of being deemed a "difficult" tenant that she avoided requesting basic repairs.
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The diet of the average tenant farmer consisted of twelve pounds of potatoes per day, plus buttermilk.
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So to give you a sense, you know, we are a tenant in our building in Boston.
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The two rooms used by the principal tenant and her two children were "livable," the report says.
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As far as helping goes, the primary tenant is that oppression is in direct correlation with privilege.
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The former FAO Schwarz flagship on New York City's Fifth Avenue has signed on a new tenant.
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Since the Jets' co-tenant, the Giants, play Sunday afternoon, MetLife Stadium will have neutral end zones.
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We have since learned that the tenant allowed Mr. Roberts, without our permission, to occupy our home.
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Kidik was repeatedly stabbed in the neck on May 17 while responding to a tenant-landlord dispute.
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It had estimated the impact of the tenant issues to be about 3.9 million pounds in 2018.
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Several Indian states have adopted a model land leasing law to give poor tenant farmers greater security.
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There's this quaint venue already in London named Wembley, which has no 10-month soccer club tenant.
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The number-one thing someone can do to make my job easier is be a decent tenant.
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The rate of tenant uptake is difficult to predict given the current soft office market in Dubai.
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While losing an anchor tenant can be a warning sign for a mall, it's sometimes an opportunity.
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"We don't want to be tracked," Icemae Downes, a tenant in the complex, told Gothamist in March.
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And Ms. Yang was excited to learn that the outgoing tenant was eager to sell some furniture.
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WhatsApp is immensely popular around the world and has made user privacy a tenant of its brand.
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Police said that Bell was a tenant of Robert-Joseph's but have not yet determined a motive.
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Later, they would learn that their art would become office decorations for Spotify, the floor's incoming tenant.
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"If the retailer finds a new tenant, the landlords, we've found, have been very cooperative," he said.
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But the result is that leases are either informal or concealed, with few rights for tenant farmers.
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It turned out that the tenant of the apartment was quietly operating a thriving cake-baking business.
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This is the first time in 15 years that we have had a problem with a tenant.
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It turned out that the tenant of the apartment was quietly operating a thriving cake-baking business.
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That is on top of the $5 million it reportedly paid to buy out the previous tenant.
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If the tenant doesn't pay, we charge their bank account… What's key here is having the evidence.
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In the last two years, the de Blasio administration has vastly increased financing for tenant legal services.
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It seems to have made a difference, although not enough, some tenant advocates and city officials said.
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She gave the tenant notice and moved back into the house, which she had cleaned and repainted.
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Tenant protections have long been sidelined at the national level, even by the strongest affordable housing advocates.
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For once, it's not a landlord-tenant drama: The owner, Giuseppe Bruno, has long wanted more space.
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The social media juggernaut is also the sole commercial tenant of the 181 Fremont mixed-use tower.
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Even so, WeWork was itself 5.5% of gross leasing volume, an enormous amount for a single tenant.
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It has a triple net lease until 2023 (the tenant is responsible for taxes, insurance and maintenance).
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By last week, the lobby was complete, though WeWork was the only tenant who had moved in.
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Doesn't Matter So Much She initially placed Marigold with local tenant farmers, then brusquely snatched her back.
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When the previous tenant announced his departure, I insisted that my mom charge $1500 for the apartment.
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Standard Airbnb lobbying points, designed to help blunt concerns about everything from affordable housing to tenant safety.
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First, a tenant in the building would point their phone at the lightbulb and create a ticket.
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The third tenant of the service, the cloud, involves the active integration of Microsoft's Azure cloud service.
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Maybe you moved into an apartment and found one in the oven, left by a previous tenant.
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Tenant: Jeremy Dixon D.D.S. P.C. Tenant's Broker: Self-represented Landlord: Edmond J. Fong Landlord's Broker: Chris Salizzoni
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The firm has already signed one major tenant, Whole Foods Market, which will take 44,000 square feet.
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For nearly two decades he's been its summer tenant as music director of the Mostly Mozart Festival.
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Its final tenant, Sears, moved out this year, part of the iconic American retailer's long, painful demise.
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Many residents had heard about the hearing through the mail, while others were mobilized by tenant advocates.
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Let's say a tenant is paying $1,103 a month and the market rate is $2,000 a month.
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The tenant is moving from 900 Broadway, and received two months rent free for its build-out.
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When the fire struck in June 2008, UMG was a rent-paying tenant on NBC Universal's lot.
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The new tenant soon suspects some sort of cabal against him orchestrated by his landlord and neighbors.
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The company has said it is the largest real estate tenant in New York, London and Washington.
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West advocates for modernized farming, and even camaraderie with his tenant farmers — it is 1877, after all.
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In recent months, the building's largest remaining tenant, Millennium Management, signaled that it too planned to leave.
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Another strips landlords of their ability to object when a tenant brings new roommates into a home.
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The two railroads have a landlord-tenant relationship that at many times has been less than friendly.
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Typically when the tenant movement is talking about a rent strike we mean against a specific landlord.
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"We can replace our belongings, not our lives," Alma Rosa Gonzalez, 56, a tenant from Mexico, said.
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At least one tenant refused to let plasterers in for a scheduled repair during The Times's visit.
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Congress ordered the Department of Defense to create a tenant-rights bill for military families last year.
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They were warned by the previous tenant to expect letters to Santa in the mailbox every December.
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The monthly premium decreases when a renter renews a lease and proves to be a reliable tenant.
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Perhaps it's better to avoid the awkwardness and simply have the tenant move out with the seller?
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Tenant: Katherine Tess Jewelry Landlord: 136 East 70 L.L.C. Broker: Faith Hope Consolo, Douglas Elliman $6303/SQ.
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Ngcukaitobi ruled against him, arguing that the tenant had already "paid" for the land with his work.
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Fitch expects that an alternative tenant would have rent set under arbitration in line with industrial properties.
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Tenant activists, who had labored for decades against impossible odds, suddenly found their voice in the majority.
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Tenant: Ztylez Studio Landlord: New Central Car Wash Broker: Martin DuPain of Bond New York $65/SQ.
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Single-tenant retail REITs own the most properties in the storm's projected path, with Realty Income Corp.
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As a result, he estimated that the tenant was overcharged by about $17,000 in a single year.
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Sweetgreen, the salad restaurant chain known for lines out the door during lunchtime, is its anchor tenant.
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"In New York, the tenant pays the broker roughly 10 percent of the gross rent," he said.
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My roommate, who shares the master bedroom with her partner, is the only tenant on the lease.
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Right now, he has a tenant in the unit who pays him $1,705 per month in rent.
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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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Hundreds of data-mining companies sell landlords tenant-screening reports that list past evictions and court filings.
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A grocery store could be "a very good tenant, but it could be problematic," Mr. Maundrell said.
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A big sign outside still bears the name of the previous tenant, a maker of underwater headphones.
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The company is mall chain Taubman Properties' largest tenant, making up 4.3% of its total square footage.
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Max Harris, a 29-year-old tenant who helped Almena, was found not guilty of involuntary manslaughter.
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At that point, the board could take action against the owner of the apartment and the tenant.
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Then the tenant saw bills from the mortgage servicer for mounting delinquency fees and stopped paying rent.
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The tenant, whose approximate annual rent is about $900,000, is responsible for electricity, taxes and insurance costs.
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The owner-occupied spaces can be delivered vacant, or with tenant in place as a sale-leaseback.
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The chance to "re-tenant" the building with highly paid tech workers has driven up its value.
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And she learned that preferential rent was, in fact, preferential for the landlord rather than the tenant.
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The lawsuit at issue was filed in April by a former tenant at the Titan Atlas factory.
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WeWork operates in more than 20 countries and could soon become the largest office tenant in Manhattan.
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Dunnigan, born in 1906 in rural Kentucky, was the daughter of a tenant farmer and a laundress.
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Related had dropped out during the bidding process because it had lost its anchor tenant, News Corporation.
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Q: I sublet an apartment in Harlem from a primary tenant who lives in upstate New York.
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Tenant: Birdman BJJ Landlord: Volmar Construction Brokers: Justin Dower and Gilbert Godoy, Ideal Properties Group $65/SQ.
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The landlord could ultimately take his tenant to housing court if she's in violation of her lease.
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The designation will recognize the building's longtime former tenant, Samuel Goldwyn, the legendary co-founder of MGM.
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The average tenant age for Quarters ranges from 20.1 to 28 years old, depending on the building.
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If the landlord rejects a qualified tenant, like someone who can afford the rent and has a clean background check, you would be released from your lease, according to Samuel J. Himmelstein, a tenant lawyer and a partner at the Manhattan law firm Himmelstein, McConnell, Gribben, Donoghue and Joseph.
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"For example, a landlord can lure a tenant with a lease listing a low 'preferential' rent and an unlawfully high 'legal' rent, which the tenant never pays during the term of the lease and thus has little incentive to challenge at the time," lawyers for the unit wrote.
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After a time on a local community board, as a tenant organizer and as executive director of New York State Tenants and Neighbors, a tenant advocacy group, he ran for what he believed would be an open Council seat in the Flatbush area of central Brooklyn in 2009.
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There is now a distinct move away from the traditional tenant-landlord partnership, more toward a financial partnership.
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They say the new tenant is moving in on the 1st, so we can't keep our keys. Ugh.
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If a tenant pays their own utility bill, there isn't much incentive for the landlord to make improvements.
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"It does not matter who the tenant is if you own the building," as another Western diplomat says.
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The company is the main tenant of the 12 buildings that comprise the 51.8-acre Shoreline Technology Park.
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He owns a condo in our old state and he's remodeling the bathroom before getting a new tenant.
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LATU/SILA is a membership-based, tenant-centered movement fighting for the human right to housing for all.
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The whole thing is powered by a product called Morpheus, which prices tenant risk and models vacancy risk.
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Correction (January 13th): This explainer has been updated to change the name of the tenant in Trump Tower.
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Delta is Hartsfield-Jackson's single largest tenant and operates more than 1,000 departures a day from the airport.
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" In these cases, Campbell said there's a clear dispute over whether or not someone qualifies as a "tenant.
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Pew has estimated that 38% of all tenant households spend at least 30% of their income on rent.
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Kirkpatrick&aposs agent says 36-year-old Jarrod Blair was a tenant at a rental property Kirkpatrick owns.
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Now Carafello is the only tenant from the old Twin Towers to have moved into the new building.
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I think that if you need large-scale, multi-tenant virtualization infrastructure, it's the best game in town.
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LOOK, I HAVE THE BIGGEST BANK IN THE WORLD AS MY TENANT AND ALL OF THE DIFFERENT THINGS.
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A tenant who rents an apartment on a short-term basis could face eviction for violating the lease.
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Because the President oversees the GSA, Trump effectively became both landlord and tenant when he was sworn in.
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In the United States NOI fell 23 percent due to a key tenant leaving a property in Houston.
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"Tenant sales growth rebounded in '15 after decelerating in the previous few years," senior analyst D.J. Busch said.
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For Simon, landing GGB as a national tenant will help the landlord fill empty space at its properties.
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One such conflict is that Trump would effectively be both the landlord and the tenant of his hotel.
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We must remember that it was a core tenant of slavery to strip enslaved Africans of their heritage.
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But Tenant Assured shouldn't ignore the fact that its program has the power to enable and amplify prejudice.
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Andrew M. Cuomo's tenant protection unit, after its own investigation, made a criminal referral to Mr. Schneiderman's office.
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"It's the equivalent of an anchor tenant," said Wasfi Kani, who co-founded Grange Park Opera in 1998.
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"We're seeing landlords now starting to really diversify their tenant mix towards more experience-orientated brands," says Patel.
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Only one thing, Ms. Ghanem confessed, made her feel adrift — living as a tenant under someone else's roof.
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But it is nevertheless unlawful to refuse to rent an apartment because of discrimination against the prospective tenant.
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Internal emails between city employees obtained by Business Insider suggest Amazon is the planned tenant for that tower.
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After Alcoa shuttered its aluminum smelting operation there four years ago, the company was looking for a tenant.
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The law was a response to tenant farmers who were anonymously attacking the police after wheat prices rose.
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Can he allow his tenant to stay on a month-to-month basis while he tries to sell?
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"Having the tenant leave may be the best arrangement," said Marie Bromberg, an agent with the Corcoran Group.
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Lease renewal with its largest tenant-the federal government of Canada Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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But tenant groups, labor unions and environmentalists have formed unholy alliances, all but removing the capacity to build.
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The failure to meet customer expectations is especially damning for a company whose core tenant is customer obsession.
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In New York and London, WeWork is the largest private sector office tenant, something they actually crow about.
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After all, there's only so much that can be confiscated from a dead slave, laborer or tenant farmer.
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The department focuses on paint violations its own inspectors find, he said, often in response to tenant complaints.
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This raises questions about what the future balance of tenant and homeowner rights and subsidies should look like.
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That's like a tenant of medicine: You treat everyone the same way regardless of your connection to them.
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Unaudited prefabricated housing designs might mean the use of subpar safety measures and tenant deaths during an earthquake.
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The tenant received three months of free rent for the build-out and plans to open this fall.
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Tenant: Fish Cheeks Landlord: Nin Hop Lo Brokers: Joe Robinson and Kendall Novak, Eastern Consolidated . $150/sq. ft.
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For instance, a landlord is not generally responsible for a tenant who commits a crime in the apartment.
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NASA would be a temporary tenant in the MARINA for about 10 years, according to the students' proposal.
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If a restaurant performs below an agreed-upon level of sales, the tenant pays only the base rent.
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Colacino was the president of Savills, a 164-year-old tenant-side advisory firm, from 2002 to 2018.
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Colacino was the president of Savills, a 2.23-year-old tenant-side advisory firm, from 2002 to 2018.
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Tenant: Masrukhon Sayfullozoda Company, doing business as Ceremonia Bakeshop Landlord: Los Sures Broker: Alex Robayo, Ideal Properties Group
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Mr. Fishman said there were sometimes fees for reporting rent, which would be passed on to the tenant.
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It provided lawyers from legal services programs to tenants in every case if the tenant wanted legal counsel.
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L.L.C.s are supposed to personally shield owners from, say, a tenant who breaks an ankle on the property.
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We let her in, only to discover that our tenant had pulled out his catheter and was incoherent.
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When she first moved, she bought a bed, a TV and a broken sofa from the previous tenant.
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Ramón Ortiz, a tenant who lived in the apartment beneath Mr. Parker's, said Mr. Parker suffered from schizophrenia.
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The white interior walls erected by the previous tenant, a Virgin Megastore that closed in 2013, came down.
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Previously, an apartment could be deregulated if the tenant exceeded that income threshold, and the rent exceeded $2,774.
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A guarantor can be sued for unpaid rent, not named in a housing court case against a tenant.
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If a tenant has a lease of less than one year, a 30-day notice is now mandatory.
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A tenant who encounters someone stealing packages could be harmed — and the letter should point out this risk.
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Miguel Acevedo, 58, the president of the Fulton Houses tenant association, said Google supplied 980 turkeys this Thanksgiving.
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Richard calls his tenant Lucia, a middle-aged visiting Chilean professor under his direction at N.Y.U., to help.
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Then they lowered the price to what the last tenant had been paying, and still it didn't rent.
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His father is the managing partner of the Tenant Agency, a commercial real estate firm based in Washington.
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The preservation department is critical to the mayor's affordable housing initiative; the buildings department enforces tenant protection laws.
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What happened to this theater is a landlord-tenant story so familiar to New Yorkers that it's trite.
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It is now 40 percent leased, with GroupM, an advertising media company, signed on as the anchor tenant.
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Your City Council member can also help connect you with tenant organizations and other resources in your area.
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The tenant was last in the building on March 5, according to a building notice seen by TechCrunch.
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But for suddenly unemployed rent strikers like C. Dage, a tenant in Austin, rent is due next week.
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But WeWork has said that it is the largest real estate tenant in New York, London and Washington.
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Tenant: Jackson Landlord: Ten West Thirty Third Associates Brokers: David Levy, Alan Bonett and Bradley Cohn, Adams & Company
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The challenge is in brick and mortar, and in multi-tenant shopping centers, you can't just do that.
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Now tenant leaders representing 400,000 people living in public housing are suing the New York City Housing Authority.
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But he was too sick to go through with his plan, and the space went to another tenant.
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They are also still searching for a retail tenant, which Mr. Heidtmann hopes will be a local business.
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Luciano Piazza, Mr. Ftouhi's landlord, said he was "very surprised" to hear about his tenant, CBC News reported.
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Even that fee would be waived if a prospective tenant provided a recent credit or background check report.
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The jury couldn't come to a decision about Derick Almena, the so-called master tenant of the warehouse.
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The Tenant of Wildfell Hall begins like a Jane Austen novel, with a new arrival to the neighborhood.
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Tenant: International Intimate Holdings Landlord: Arcade Building Associates Brokers: David Levy and Brett Maslin, Adams & Company $54/SQ.
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Tenant: Nicole Harris, Platinum Family Group DayCare Landlord: Elias Meris Broker: Lorraine Trotman, Ideal Properties Group $175/SQ.
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TREIT's tenant mix is concentrated, with the 10 largest tenants contributing around 50% of revenue at end-2015.
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The base supports 80 tenant commands, with a base population of over 19,000 personnel, according to its website.
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Over the years I have organized and led two rent strikes, and otherwise participated in collective tenant actions.
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It is the biggest private tenant in Manhattan and is growing fast in other cities around the world.
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Tenant advocates cheered the new broker fee rule, saying it helps tilt an uneven real estate playing field.
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The tenant received five rent-free months for its build-out and expects to open in the fall.
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Even if you're moving to a city where the tenant pays the agent's fee, check with your employer.
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Tenant: WeWork Landlord: AHRC New York City Brokers: Kent Swig and Andrew Simon of Helmsley Spear $75/SQ.
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Either way, observes Nick Wright of CBRE, a consultancy, the old landlord-tenant model is being shaken up.
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And, you know, the building we just sold we bought and we knew the tenant would be leaving.
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The tenant coordination team's dashboard has been set up to quickly bubble up costly delays in the process.
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My mom is an architect, and she would buy these distressed multi-tenant unit houses and renovate them.
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The giant spaces that once housed a single anchor tenant are being reconfigured to attract multiple smaller shops.
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Tenant: Poquito Picante Landlord: 8003 Atlantic Avenue Brooklyn Realty L.L.C. Broker: Alex Robayo, Ideal Properties Group $80.72/SQ.
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However, it is also the biggest tenant for the lesser ranked CBL and second largest for Washington Prime.
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Or you could bring a private nuisance suit against the landlord and the tenant in State Supreme Court.
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New York City attorneys reportedly accused the landlord, Dianna Lysius, of sending the messages to tenant Holly Ondaan.
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She usually spent nights on an inflatable mattress in the living room of the tenant association president's home.
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Three minutes passed before Officer Haste gained entry, when a tenant let him in through a back door.
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I recently learned that the tenant owes four months' back rent, even though I pay him every month.
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The mall is now called Downtown Commons and has a new major tenant: the Sacramento Kings basketball team.
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Tenant: Kennedy Construction Services Landlord: 161 21st Street Realty Brokers: Alex Robayo and Andrew Westphal, Ideal Properties Group
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Tenant: Broome Property Owner JV Landlord: 376 West Broadway Enterprises Broker: Faith Hope Consolo, Douglas Elliman Real Estate
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In some cases, landlords are willing to pay a pretty penny to buy a tenant out of it.
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In short: Don't trust your landlord when it comes to informing you about your rights as a tenant!
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I own a condo in the D.C. area, and rent it out to a tenant who pays $1,700/month.
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The Outlook revision reflects TREIT's weakening occupancy rate and delays in its expanding its portfolio to lower tenant concentration.
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The second fund will work on policy issues, expanding housing and "strengthening low-income tenant protections," the group said.
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The reforms "offer little or no protections to tenant farmers and do not protect customary land use," Hardman said.
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Its main tenant, the Atlanta Falcons, will only play one regular season game that doesn't fall on a Sunday.
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Fitch views the company's portfolio tenant concentration as a credit risk that could lead to greater cash flow volatility.
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The tenant intends to use the 3rd floor as a biological research laboratory for neurological interface testing and development.
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So it's not like I ... What's the central tenant of the philosophy that appeals to a Mattis or someone?
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Sixty years ago, so the story goes, a tenant named Jane Roberts began channeling a spirit from another dimension.
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So if landlords have all the power in restaurant real estate, what are they looking for in a tenant?
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Another current tenant, a branch of David Barton Gym, has occupied part of the building for the last year.
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They have formed tenant unions, staged rent strikes, and employed a sort of harm reduction approach to rampant gentrification.
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In 2019, the building and window grate are a pristine white, suggesting that a new tenant has moved in.
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"Fundamentally, the Russell was useful because it was cheap," recent tenant, artist, and Cave member Eli Gold told Hyperallergic.
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The alleged assault occurred after Tenant wrote a book called The Transition: Every Athlete's Guide to Life After Sports.
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Since I wasn't on the lease, I had no say whatsoever in who got to be the other tenant.
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Mr. Kroenke said Tuesday that he would welcome the Chargers as a partner or a tenant in his stadium.
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However, tenant headwinds could cause the price at which OHI can issue debt and equity to become more expensive.
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Another C$300 million will be invested by Choice Properties REIT, whose principal tenant and largest unitholder is Loblaw.
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"Some land owners don't lease out their land because they are afraid tenant farmers will claim ownership," said Haque.
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Stewart made the protection of these monuments -- specifically the Lee monument in Charlottesville -- a core tenant of his campaign.
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And several Indian states are now adopting a model land leasing law that gives poor tenant farmers greater security.
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Virtustream could also be a key piece providing a link to run traditional enterprise applications on multi-tenant clouds.
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You must arrange the date and time through your Father so he can set it up with the tenant.
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Last February, one tenant posted a YouTube video of a mouse infestation that had spread to a baby's crib.
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In New York, WeWork is the city's largest office tenant with nearly 9 million square feet of office space.
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For you, this is a loss of income, but for your tenant, it is the loss of his home.
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As retailers' sales rise, rents can climb at a reasonable rate, and tenant retention should improve, according to Ziff.
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"This isn't a freak accident," said a tenant on the 21st floor who gave his name only as Mike.
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Brazilian malls dedicate less area to retail, while many U.S. malls are just starting to diversify their tenant mix.
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The two are still living in "Cloudland," but have no intention of staying once the tenant dispute is resolved.
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The lawsuit is based on an investigation of the building by Housing Rights Initiative, a tenant-rights advocacy group.
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With landlords almost always represented by lawyers, tenants are overmatched from the start, tenant advocates and city officials say.
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The claims for eviction vary — the tenant owes months of back rent, or is not named on the lease.
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Stonewall Jackson, made common cause with Texas Democrat Barbara Jordan, who descended from sharecroppers, tenant farmers and former slaves.
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She settled in a two-bedroom, one-story house that had been split in half to accommodate a tenant.
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And yet, when the background check was returned it didn't line up with what the tenant had told us.
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The lease could put the burden on your landlord, but it could also put it on you, the tenant.
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The stressed rates reflect downtime and capital costs that would need to be incurred to re-tenant the space.
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The result vindicates moves by the world No. 3 mall owner to expand its tenant mix beyond traditional stores.
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For tenant advocates working to advance rent control across the country, these tactics haven't come as a big surprise.
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The penthouse was formerly two pieds-à-terre, built circa 1930, and merged, rather cursorily, by a previous tenant.
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"It's a form of harassment," 72-year-old artist and tenant Mary Beth McKenzie told the Post in March.
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Bank guarantees on lease payments, direct debt arrangements and short payment terms mitigate T&R's exposure to each tenant.
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Harris, "did exactly what a tenant should do during the fire, which is try to save lives," Briggs said.
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"Those who selectively use the Bible to justify this cruelty are ignoring a central tenant of Christianity," she said.
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The groom, 28, is the vice president of Wavecrest, where he oversees tenant collections and the rental of vacancies.
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The only person she knew to invite was a fellow tenant of Waypoint Homes, who found her on Yelp.
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The more broad-sweeping the clause is, the better chance a tenant has to argue its case, Marmins added.
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John Whitlow is a tenant attorney and a professor at the City University of New York School of Law.
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Tenant: Ben's Garden Landlord: 21191 Grand Brokers: Faith Hope Consolo and Arthur Maglio, Douglas Elliman Real Estate $21191/SQ.
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The 4,660-square-foot space has new windows, polished concrete floors, an exposed ceiling and tenant-controlled air conditioning.
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I'm fond of it because a team of us placed a large tenant in that building 30 years ago.
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Already suspecting Mia isn't quite who she says she is, Elena takes it upon herself to expose her tenant.
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The events are a way to boost tenant retention in the building, said Francesca Loftus, the company's chief executive.
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The judge stressed to the court that the presumption of innocence is a important tenant of Canada's judicial system.
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Once an apartment's rent hits $2,733.75, it no longer falls under any rent regulation once the current tenant moves.
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Further, Tenants are encouraged to look to their business interruption insurance policies to assist in making the Tenant whole.
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Tenant: Gleason's Tavern Landlord: Gorjian Real Estate Group Brokers: Yoni Hadar, Carolina Aziz and Jack Khaski, Kassin Sabbagh Realty
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"IT, key tenant, can't audit the system, can't look at the logs, you don't know what happened," he added.
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The experience of Aeroflot, the Russian airline and a tenant at Terminal 1, illustrates how dysfunctional the situation became.
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Repealing the Costa-Hawkins law has been a goal of tenant advocates almost since it was enacted in 1995.
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It also ensures that landlords can raise rents as much as they like after a rent-controlled tenant leaves.
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Trump had tried to coax him into becoming the lead tenant in one of his commercial buildings, he said.
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However, in a multifamily property, if one tenant stops paying, the impact to cash flow is much less severe.
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While there, she worked on new policies governing field offices and interacted with tenant leaders and community-based organizations.
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The vote Tuesday night at Baruch College in Manhattan confirmed the board's intentions, to the dismay of tenant activists.
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He was well aware of the former famous tenant and apologetic that the room no longer reflected his taste.
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Despite critical ambivalence, on its first publication, The Tenant of Wildfell Hall was a bestseller to rival Jane Eyre.
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The Israels were first investigated in 2014 by the state's Tenant Protection Unit, part of Homes and Community Renewal.
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Most of the power accrues to the so-called master tenant — the person whose name is on the lease.
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"A tenant in a condominium has an absolute right to a safe, sanitary and habitable unit," Mr. Mann said.
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The company may be able to offset those costs through $44.1 million in "tenant credits" for improving the property.
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These unilateral actions can impact the profitability of most tenants, partially mitigating the benefits of tenant and geographic diversification.
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Bottino, a Tuscan restaurant, has been a tenant since 1996 and this year signed a new 15-year lease.
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He obviously wants to develop the site, so they decided to create some leverage to push the tenant out.
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Bernie Sanders supports a national "just cause" standard, limiting the grounds on which a landlord can evict a tenant.
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Finnish urban and rural workers and tenant farmers, fed up with their miserable working conditions, rose up in rebellion.
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The anchor tenant for the retail space on the first floor will be the Swedish clothing retailer H&M.
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The company has been expanding its relationships with new charter school operators to minimize tenant concentration in that segment.
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"Kushner would never deny any tenant their due-process rights," the company told the AP. View the discussion thread.
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The new legislation, known as the Housing Stability and Tenant Protection Act of 2019, has removed these incentives, finally.
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"He's smart, he's inventive," said David Rozenholc, one of the top tenant lawyers in the city, of Mr. Silverbush.
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Tenant: Brickhouse Electronics Landlord: One Ten West Fortieth Associates Brokers: Brett Maslin and David Levy, Adams & Company $160.58/SQ.
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If he wants it to be truly hands off, Sanchez could hire a management company to handle tenant relations.
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Tenant: Zenchai Landlord: Dae Sung Realty Corporation Brokers: James Famularo, Jeff Geoghegan and Ravi Idnani, Eastern Consolidated $230/SQ.
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If that happens, you may have a claim against the tenant for failing to pay rent to the landlord.
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Tenant: BKPilates Tenant's Broker: Michael Balanevsky, Accent Holdings Landlord: Sunray Landlord's Broker: Michael Heaner, the Kaufman Organization $24/SQ.
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An apartment packed with belongings could pose health and safety hazards for the tenant, the co-op and you.
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This is one London playhouse that is unlikely to be looking for another tenant for a while to come.
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This fight for equality in property negotiations between tenant and landlord is unfortunately nothing new for the five boroughs.
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It's shorthand for a bevy of renter-friendly reforms that a large coalition of tenant groups is lobbying for.
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Tenant rights are a fickle beast since they're subject to the whims of both your state and municipal legislatures.
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