Four serve multiple tenants; the others each serve large single tenants.
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It was about leaks, broken boilers, tenants who were hot and tenants who were cold, and tenants whose stoves and refrigerators were on the blink.
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The tenants' profitability is low, although over the past 12 years only seven tenants went bankrupt, out of which three tenants were during a running lease contract.
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They share a yard with their tenants, and some of their tenants have roommates.
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The effect is a panopticon-like view of the patterns of both tenants and tenants' guests.
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A lot of WeWork's employees, tenants, and prospective tenants would be very unhappy at such a development.
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The Tanzania Tenants Association generally welcomes the move, but said political will to protect tenants is lacking.
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"More and more tenants are organizing themselves," Wibke Werner, deputy director of the Berlin Tenants' Association, said.
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"Tenants are inevitably more successful when they organize," said Samuel J. Himmelstein, a Manhattan lawyer who represents tenants.
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Exposure to Weaker Tenants: The ratings are however, constrained by Protelindo's exposure to tenants with weaker credit profiles.
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And I'm speaking to tenants -- in some cases foreign people, foreign tenants -- but they have where they're tenants in buildings throughout various cities in California, and other places ... where they want to leave the country.
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Many neighbors said the house was frequently occupied by college-age tenants, but none seemed to know its latest tenants.
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Through a Google search, he found a private Facebook group of disaffected tenants, now called Tenants of Invitation Waypoint Homes.
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"And I'm speaking to tenants — in some cases foreign people, foreign tenants — but they have where they're tenants in buildings throughout various cities in California and other places ... where they want to leave the country," he continued.
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One problem is that new tenants often do not know what previous tenants paid or whether renovation work justified big increases.
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Mr. McKee is the treasurer of the Tenants Political Action Committee, an advocacy group for tenants' rights in New York State.
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Telephony and data tenants represent 73.7% of annualized run rate revenue (ARRR), and 58% of the ARRR is from investment-grade tenants.
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My rowdy tenants gave notice and I had to decide whether to sell my rental property or try and find new tenants.
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"If third parties are causing the problem, that's his problem, not the tenants'," said Samuel J. Himmelstein, a lawyer who represents tenants.
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By looking at potential tenants' sentiments of the landlord, a broker can identify which tenants would be most interested in moving in.
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Like existing developments under these programs, these projects would be subsidized to allow low-income tenants to live alongside market-rate tenants.
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Exposure to Weak Credit Tenants: AAT is materially exposed to below investment grade-rated and unrated tenants and its largest tenant was salesforce.
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The company currently generates 2123% of its rent from below investment grade rated tenants or unrated tenants, indicative of heightened tenant credit risk.
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However, the generally strong credit quality of its largest tenants and multiple leases with several of these tenants help balance the concentration risk.
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In 2015, the group joined with other tenants in struggle to form the Los Angeles Tenants Union / Sindicato de Inquilinos de Los Ángeles.
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In some cases, Mr. Croman's employees would not acknowledge receiving tenants' rent checks, and then his companies sued the tenants for unpaid rent.
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Unlike tenants in traditional office deals, who sign longterm, multi-year leases, WeWork tenants sign leases that are on average only 15 months.
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Tenants requested their rental histories from the state, which showed that the building is rent-stabilized, said Courtland Hankins, one of the tenants.
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Those with federally backed mortgage loans who have tenants would also not be allowed to evict tenants solely for failure to pay rent for a 2350-day period, and they may not charge fees or penalties to tenants for failing to pay rent.
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As federal and state governments have floundered in their direction of services and information addressing tenants' basic needs, organizations like KC Tenants have stepped in to fill the void by connecting panicked tenants with mutual aid networks, legal services, and public health resources.
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Chancela Al-Mansour, executive director of the HRC, said that the numbers don't differentiate between tenants complaining of harassment from landlords or other tenants.
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Two years ago, when Silicon Valley tenants pushed a handful of new rent control laws, it marked the biggest tenants rights uprising in decades.
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I have seen landlord attorneys insult tenants and yell at judges, and punish tenants and lawyers by making them wait all day in court.
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Exposure to Select Weak Credit Tenants: AAT is materially exposed to below investment grade rated and unrated tenants, and its largest tenant was salesforce.
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While rent-stabilized tenants can sublet, tenants who receive Section 543 subsidies and most rent-controlled apartments do not have a right to do so.
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Mr. Strasburg said landlords who have first-floor commercial tenants, such as restaurants, fear that those tenants too will not be paying rent in April.
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The tenants who turned out to protest were almost all Chinese Chinatown residents, with the exception of a few Latinx tenants who lived in Brooklyn.
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Exposure to Select Weak Credit Tenants AAT is materially exposed to below-investment-grade rated and unrated tenants, and its largest tenant in 1Q16 was salesforce.
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"People love it here, and they want to contribute to the community," said Aimee Inglis of Tenants Together, a nonprofit organization that advocates for California tenants.
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He also said the city had some special rental situations — for example, older and disabled tenants and tenants who pay reduced rent — that could complicate reporting.
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According to Sylvia Tidwell, head of the Santa Fe Art Colony Tenants Association, a few tenants met with Fifteen Group's cofounder Mark Sanders in early July.
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She said the management has told tenants that they are renewing their contract, but many tenants still haven't received their new leases, so tension is still high.
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And I think one of the best advocates for us is these tenants – they are spreading it to other people and they're sharing it with other tenants.
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Exposure to Select Weak Credit Tenants AAT is materially exposed to below investment grade rated and unrated tenants, and its largest tenant ending in 2016 was salesforce.
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Most tenants receive support from the federal Section 8 rent program; while rooms rent for $900, the tenants pay no more than one-third of their income.
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Soon it will offer a co-signing service for tenants whose incomes don't qualify, and a service matching tenants so that together their incomes would be enough.
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In the video, police officers and tenants argue about how much time they were given to round up their things, with officers insisting that tenants had four hours.
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"We call it the eviction bonus, because it gives a major incentive to evict rent-regulated tenants," said Katie Goldstein, executive director of the advocacy group Tenants & Neighbors.
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Joyce Carrico, president of the tenants' association, asked Mr. de Blasio to help the tenants get evacuation chairs — wheelchairs that are designed to make evacuating by stairwell easier.
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Current and former tenants said that when Ms. Ng or her daughter came by, Mr. Almena and Ms. Allison told tenants to pack away bedding and cooking supplies.
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The company filed documents with the city that stated it didn't have any rent-regulated tenants in its building, while hundreds of those tenants lived in Kushner Cos.
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The second set of numbers represents the commitments WeWork's tenants have made under deals they've signed with the company and the average length of time of the tenants' deals.
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"Authenticity is one of the key tenants, if not the core tenants to endorsement," Janet Comenos, co-founder and CEO of celebrity data and research company Spotted, tells CNN.
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Trump family scammed tenants: A phony business the Trumps created to siphon wealth from their empire permanently drove up rents for thousands of their rent-stabilized New York tenants.
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The knowledge that tenants have a right to an attorney will be a deterrent to landlords who would otherwise harass tenants, deny services and repairs or charge illegal rents.
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Soon after the sale, James Giddings, the head officer of the limited liability company, began telling tenants to expect rent increases of around $500 a month, according to tenants.
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"For tenants in intensely gentrifying neighborhoods like Crown Heights, the effects are immediate," said Kerri White, director of organizing for the Urban Homesteading Assistance Board, a tenants' rights group.
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The tenants — the artists and filmmakers — were evicted.
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The evictions "are terrible for all of the tenants, but as a former tenant of seven years, the landlords were also terrible for the tenants," artist Andrew Thompson told Hyperallergic.
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NGD had noticed that some tenants were renting out their apartments on Airbnb, creating tension between tenants and the building staff and leaving NGD vulnerable to legal and regulatory violations.
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The bride's mother is on the Manhattan Community Board No. 2, and is on the board of Tenants & Neighbors, an advocacy group for rent-regulated tenants in New York State.
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Lawyers who specialize in representing tenants say the Trumps' current and former tenants may have an opening to challenge the decades-old increases, potentially rolling back rents and collecting damages.
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And I'm speaking to tenants -- in some cases foreign people ... where they're tenants in buildings throughout various cities in California, and other places ... where they want to leave the country.
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All of this would be impossible without the existence of vacant retail properties in need of tenants, even if those tenants only plan on being there for a few weeks.
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"We were trying to hold the city liable for negligence and get monitoring for tenants and homeowners," said Beth Fegan, an attorney who represented the tenants in the class-action lawsuit.
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Landlords will have to explain to new tenants why they are raising rents more than the agreed limits and tenants will be able to more easily get excessive rent hikes reimbursed.
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A number of tenants and former tenants interviewed said they had hoped to buy homes from Vision either by ultimately getting a mortgage or saving cash to buy a home outright.
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Either way, tenants' names could end up on a tenant blacklist, making it harder to find another apartment since landlords use these lists, compiled by private companies, to screen prospective tenants.
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But you might want instead to organize a tenants' association with your aggrieved neighbors, so that you're not all left scrambling to find new tenants eager to live in Animal House.
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Officials working to verify all tenants are safe DC officials had turned to the building's management to check lists of residents and determine if all the tenants were safe, Bowser said.
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Current and former tenants have told my colleagues that when Ms. Ng or her daughter came by, Mr. Almena and Ms. Allison told tenants to pack away bedding and cooking supplies.
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According to Beverly Newsome, president of the tenants' association there, new tenants must sign a lease with a rider stipulating that the rent is preferential and the landlord can revoke it.
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" He added, "Tenants aren't just limited to creative companies.
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If an inspector finds tenants living in an illegal apartment in dangerous conditions, for example, if the apartment does not have adequate fire safety measures, a vacate order could force tenants out.
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None of the criminal charges were related to Mr. Croman's treatment of tenants; a civil suit against Mr. Croman brought by the attorney general's office on behalf of several tenants is ongoing.
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However, after reading the article and seeing how much tenants such as Ms. Shiver and Ms. Ndrepepaj enjoy the space and being around other tenants, maybe I would learn to love Starcity.
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Although both rent-stabilized and market-rate tenants have the right to sublet, rent-stabilized tenants must show that they intend to return to the apartment at the end of the sublet.
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The best way to protect tenants, she said, was if state lawmakers passed a good cause eviction bill that would make it even harder for landlords to raise rents and evict tenants.
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Elizabeth will stop federal dollars from going to predatory landlords and lenders with a long history of harassing tenants, forcing tenants to live in dangerous or indecent conditions, or redlining our communities.
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Michael Kane, executive director of the National Association of HUD Tenants, said he was hearing about "the chaos and terror and fear every day" for public housing tenants as the last shutdown continued.
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Here's what we know of how it might work: The plan would be carried out by the Office to Protect Tenants, a new agency aimed at defending tenants who allege abuse by landlords.
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Properties owned by the Trump family have a long history of racial bias in turning away potential black tenants, according to decades-old records and interviews with tenants, civil rights activists and prosecutors.
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WeWork has fielded its fair share of issues with the services it provides to tenants including warning tenants last month that thousands of the phone booths it designed contained elevated levels of formaldehyde.
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The mall rents space to many tenants — major anchor tenants, such as Nordstrom and Macy's, as well as a lot of smaller stores — and obviously has an incentive to keep its space rented.
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The new laws, aimed at protecting tenants and strengthening rent regulations, said that tenants could be charged no more than $20 in fees when applying for an apartment, including background and credit checks.
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Landlords want tenants who can "create a community," he added.
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FedEx Ground and Amazon, shipping smaller packages, are big tenants.
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The company scrambled to find tenants for the lower floors.
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All the while, the building was working on its tenants.
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Its retail tenants include two restaurants and a post office.
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Thirteen of 23.6 units on the 210th floor lack tenants.
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Crown Heights, Brooklyn Organize a tenants' association with your neighbors.
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Make sure your homeowners or renters insurance policy covers tenants.
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Rather, the home's previous tenants might have been, he said.
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Thus many tenants have had to give up their flats.
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His tenets, which he calls his "tenants," are pretty fun.
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Green Street does not track occupancy rates for anchor tenants.
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Tenants faced harassment, rent hikes, displacement, and deteriorating living conditions.
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We'd end up with a tenants' association built in code.
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Landlords have been encouraged to serve notice on Afghan tenants.
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The tenants finally moved back to their apartments in 2014.
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Leaks went unfixed, tenants alleged, and broken appliances went unrepaired.
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The letter to the Infill Apartment tenants in Hartford, Conn.
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But Waltham Forest continues to place tenants in the building.
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Tenants came and went, auctions were held, buyers were sought.
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Some tenants owed back rent, money they did not have.
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With a lawyer, tenants win 90 percent of the time.
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While tenants in New York City and a handful of
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Francois's nonprofit, Heat Seek, installs temperature sensors inside tenants' apartments.
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Start an email list for open communication with other tenants.
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Tenants in arrears tempt eviction if they report housing problems.
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At eviction court, 90 percent of my tenants are broke.
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Why is rent control bad for everyone but existing tenants?
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This will keep rents low for everyone, including future tenants!
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For tenants, those violations are more than just a number.
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Keeping it rented consistently and finding reliable tenants are important.
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READ: Tenants and landlords are terrified Coronavirus will mean evictions.
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Tenants must provide photo identification and sign an inspection checklist.
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Throughout 2016 and 2017, dozens and dozens of tenants left.
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No worries about slovenly tenants, leaky toilets or broken appliances.
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Like S.B. 50, tenants' rights bills are facing tough battles.
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But most of those tenants moved out over the years.
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She went on to fight for suffrage and tenants' rights.
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All Tenants will be expected to meet their Lease obligations.
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Many unemployed tenants won't be able to pay April rent.
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The first tenants are due to move in within weeks.
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Other tenants moved in temporarily with family members and friends.
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The departing tenants — two female roommates — were still living there.
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And we've seen a huge ascendance of tenants rights movements.
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But there are other commercial tenants in the same building.
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One of those tenants, Patricia Struse, 70, arrived in 2014.
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Notable tenants include the Movado Group and Crumbs Bake Shop.
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This would level the playing field for tenants facing eviction.
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As of September, the tenants will likely have to leave.
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As many tenants know from experience, renting can be expensive.
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Space in the building was also rented to outside tenants.
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Management should post signs reminding tenants to close the doors.
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It has also so far struggled to find commercial tenants.
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"Their commitment to those tenants didn't expire," Mr. Epstein said.
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But in fact, she was renting the property to tenants.
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Landlords who illegally evict tenants will also face stiffer penalties.
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And when tenants don't need help paying their rent, Domuso is still their main payment portal each month – meaning the startup generates revenue from all tenants even if they don't use the loan product.
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" He said his guiding principle in reducing the overwhelming number of backlogged repairs was to try to keep tenants happy: "Tenants are already upset with Housing not addressing their concerns right off the bat.
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Russell Clark of Horseman Capital notes the vulnerability malls have to the loss of single big brands, known as anchor tenants, with their departure often triggering a wave of rent loss with other tenants.
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Rent hikes would gradually be phased in for tenants based on their income and other provisions that could effectively limit the amount of time some tenants would be allowed to remain in government-funded housing.
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Like most modern sim games, the player worries about budgets and the demands of their tenants while building as high as possible and chasing goals such as famous tenants and fancy art for the lobby.
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"If tenants start using this in a widespread way, I think it could have an impact," said Samuel J. Himmelstein, a partner at Himmelstein, McConnell, Gribben, Donoghue and Joseph, a law firm that represents tenants.
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WeWork tenants sent a letter to company leadership, pushing it to require CCM recognize the unionOther WeWork tenants took notice, like Adam McGibbon, who works in a different WeWork office about half a mile away.
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If true, that would mean the tenants would not be entitled to come back, though Ms. Kalson says the tenants' engineer believes that the most serious problems can be repaired without requiring them to leave.
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The lawsuit, filed in the New York State Supreme Court in Brooklyn on Tuesday, was on behalf of nine tenants, but it concludes that more than 100 former and current tenants could have similar claims.
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The study found that in the years leading up to an eviction filing, tenants who would ultimately wind up in court had mounting and substantially higher debts, compared with random tenants in the same neighborhoods.
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Rob Schoeneck, the mall's general manager, said in the news conference that mall staff and tenants had trained for this scenario in the past and he praised guests the tenants for the way they responded.
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Both areas have a high concentration of tenants desiring different spaces.
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When they arrive, inspectors interview tenants: Are their needs being met?
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Some landlords are showing leniency to tenants hurt by the shutdown.
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That means landlords were able to bring in higher-paying tenants.
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With the mayoral election next week many tenants have had enough.
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In real estate, limited transparency causes distrust between tenants and landlords.
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A. Our largest tenants are Stop & Shop, Publix and Whole Foods.
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But there's a twist — all of these homes already have tenants.
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Tenants include Apple, Victoria's Secret, H&M, Under Armour and Lacoste.
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This lets landlords avoid any frustrating arguments with tenants about damage.
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A studio apartment in San Jose, California, has some unconventional tenants.
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The gym has great equipment and is free to building tenants!
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G: A lot of our tenants have produced very successful results.
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Tenants with coverage below 1x declined to 3.9% as of Sept.
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In other words, tenants are expecting rent hikes sooner or later.
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Tower blocks became sink estates and tenants became lazy, rude mooches.
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They own the home as joint tenants, so they're co-owners.
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Leases to Strong Tower Tenants: There are 2,800 wireless tenant leases.
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In most cases, tenants were given just seven days to relocate.
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Another vacate order was issued, forcing the tenants out yet again.
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Also, the plant's current tenants won't move out until late November.
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It soon became apparent that this would mean taking on tenants.
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Largeman-Roth struggled to get the rental apartment ready for tenants.
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The tenants could stay in their apartments, paying their existing rents.
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When tenants complained about the work, the AP reported, Kushner Cos.
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The tenanted business model has less visibility on the tenants' profitability.
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They too need to have the answers to tenants' anxious questions.
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Whatever comes of the complaint, tenants are at a significant disadvantage.
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The tenants asked that:The dismissed workers immediately get their jobs back.
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Tenants can order their files from the companies and correct inaccuracies.
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Providing tenants with lawyers can make a difference in other ways.
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Those declines are attracting new tenants to shops large and small.
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By law, tenants with no income must pay $25 a month.
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Notion, however, is one of the Mission's long-time office tenants.
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The ceiling leaked anytime the tenants upstairs even contemplated a bath.
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I've seen tenants being evicted in my building and become homeless.
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His tenants waited tables at diners or worked as nursing assistants.
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He's also betting tenants will eat vegetables grown on the premises.
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Tenants unions fight rezoning, target district supervisors, and pursue rent strikes.
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If you sell rented property, tenants stay put in their homes.
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The Bitchin' Kitchen's tenants represented a cross-section of this world.
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On average, tenants share 15 percent of revenue with landlords/owners.
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Previous tenants included renowned artist like Kim Abeles and Sam Durant.
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Lawyers and tenants are now arguing that the program was misinterpreted.
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"But they're hassle-free for me," she said of her tenants.
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Both buildings, built on speculation that tenants will emerge, are vacant.
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"They gave titles to tenants before renovating the property," he said.
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Tenants living in such apartments may be able to withhold rent.
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Illegal apartments "hurt the tenants who get involved," Mr. Gribben said.
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The judge could also side with tenants, blocking the landlord's demand.
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The tenants say the sound of drilling reverberated through the hallways.
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Subsidized tenants bought into the scheme because it delivered obvious benefits.
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Last month he met with tenants to talk about the technology.
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Read more about how the measures will affect tenants and landlords.
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Other tenants helped each other find refuge with friends and family.
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As frustrating and unfair as it seems, tenants do find apartments.
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This requirement is designed to safeguard rent-regulated tenants from harassment.
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Yimby prioritization of upmarket housing and wealthy tenants will mean for
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He expels the words out of his mouth like evicted tenants.
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All County also had an insidious downside for Fred Trump's tenants.
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We lived in a kind of modest house, shared with tenants.
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The Philadelphia Tenants Union has been circulating a document with tips.
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Then it was sold to a developer, who evicted the tenants.
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"A lot of tenants said it smelled bad," Mr. Flomin said.
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Other tenants include NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital, Dig Inn and Federal Express.
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Many landlords are struggling with same costs that the tenants are.
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The new cap, he said, could mean higher rents for tenants.
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Michael McKee is the treasurer of the Tenants Political Action Committee.
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The new cap, he said, could mean higher rents for tenants.
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In marketing materials, many tenants highlight confidentiality as a selling point.
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Most of her tenants didn't, and she preferred it that way.
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However, tenants aren't oblivious to the challenging financial environment around them.
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The group has compiled a list of some 200 former tenants.
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Catalonia now requires firms to offer cheap alternative housing to tenants.
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The state can protect vulnerable tenants so they aren't easily evicted.
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Yet he has not actually offered tenants leases at higher rents.
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Long-term tenants of mine quit paying rent and broke leases.
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Can landlords in the state use religion to evict LGBTQ tenants?
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Its tenants pay a higher price per square foot than they would at a regular office, but since the spaces they're renting are smaller and the lease terms are shorter, tenants still end up saving money.
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"Self-Storage companies do not examine the items which tenants store in their rented units, the way apartments landlords do not study each item which tenants bring into their rented rooms," the company said in statement.
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That, the authorities say, was not even the worst of conditions the tenants endured as the last rent-stabilized holdouts in a building undergoing renovations so the landlord could attract higher-paying tenants in East Harlem.
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Get written permission from management since the landlord is not obligated to install gates and most leases have a clause prohibiting tenants from making alterations, according to Samuel J. Himmelstein, A Manhattan lawyer who represents tenants.
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But some tenants rights experts are worried that people who think they're participating in a rent strike simply by not paying rent without rallying support from neighbors and fellow tenants first could be putting themselves at risk.
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The tenants rights group, Housing Rights Initiative, and Councilman Ritchie Torres have alleged that Kushner Companies failed to disclose the existence of rent-stabilized units in its buildings, thereby skirting tighter oversight during renovations and harassing tenants.
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The guidelines also exclude some of the largest landlords in the country, because they rent to tenants using so-called triple-net leases that call for tenants to pay all real estate taxes, maintenance and building insurance.
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The leases on these units, which strictly limit rent increases and make it very difficult to evict tenants, were created in reaction to a housing shortage after World War II and are not available to new tenants.
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Eventually all office-using tenants will be in some sort of creative.
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They even hung posters around town, giving prospective tenants the heads-up.
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Many tenants cannot now afford Nisantasi's rents, often priced in foreign currency.
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And tenants have responded well to the smoke-free policies, she says.
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The buildings' tenants, according to AFP, have reportedly complained about the museum.
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Landlords have the right to enforce tenants' legal obligation to pay rent.
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To lure retailers, the university offered favorable leasing terms for new tenants.
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All the farmers at this meeting are tenants who rent small plots.
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But there's also evidence that some fears of poorer tenants are founded.
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They are, were, I would say, [among] my top five tenants here.
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Potential tenants and investors are both hopeful and skeptical about the plan.
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Additionally, tenants share an expansive rooftop with views of the Hudson River.
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They have close relationships with their tenants/neighbors and share the yard.
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The large tenants are typically multinational companies with reasonably low credit risk.
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Why, then, can't he think bigger and do better for these tenants?
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Researchers believe this technology will enable tenants to save on energy costs.
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This lift was driven by both new tenants signing leases and renewals.
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Phase II of development will add 60 new tenants to the market.
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He helped curate the mix of tenants at this new shopping destination.
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Some property owners are reportedly asking tenants to do their own repairs.
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The 18,000 students at Memorial University provide a steady supply of tenants.
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The tenants don't have good answers, but they listen all the same.
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There are so many units held by commercial operators, not individual tenants.
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Instead, it's running a "managed marketplace" to connect tenants and property owners.
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Among the new tenants was Eduard Nektalov, a diamond dealer from Uzbekistan.
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Does the landlord really want a disgruntled tenant hanging around prospective tenants?
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Instead, tenants live with toxic mold, lead, and elevators that don't work.
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As far as the tenants are concerned, Mr. Trump lost that contest.
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Four weeks later, we'd found tenants who moved in, and we left.
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Landlords have also put the onus of building improvements on the tenants.
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The idea is that your tenants' rent will cover your housing expenses.
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There may, however, be a disconnect between downstairs businesses and billionaire tenants.
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Shifting demographics would soon make it impractical to turn away black tenants.
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Current spending provides lawyers to about one-quarter of lower-income tenants.
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He also mentioned that he once served as a tenants' rights lawyer.
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But other tenants expressed concern they would end up losing the home.
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Some storefronts have remained vacant as landlords wait for higher-paying tenants.
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Individual plots are rented out to tenants who purchase their own homes.
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Every so often, tenants wrecked their trailer the night before being evicted.
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T&R receives fuel commissions from the oil companies supplying their tenants.
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While market-rate tenants have few rent protections, they can still complain.
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She had been unable to evict her tenants, who'd stopped paying rent.
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And besides, tenants could probably get a good deal if they stay.
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Relationships between landlords and their tenants don't need to be fraught ones.
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How much authority does it have to evict tenants or fine them?
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Many of the tenants are students or faculty at the nearby universities.
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Rent control helps existing tenants but drives up prices for future ones.
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The tenants we chose had a clear background check and great credit.
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But it finds itself competing for tenants with more modern office space.
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It ferries tenants to the lobby as they start their morning commutes.
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And many WeWork tenants are unproven start-ups that could quickly fold.
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Housing lawyers at Brooklyn Legal Services are helping tenants in their opposition.
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Andrew Cuomo, significantly strengthened protections for all tenants in New York City.
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Other tenants include the Movado Group and the New York Youth Symphony.
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Or could it be real estate developers looking to push tenants out?
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He doesn't blame the tenants, but he is frustrated with the situation.
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Like other tenants interviewed by The Times, he wants that money back.
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Her first few tenants, however, were too much for her to handle.
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And make sure your tenants do not sublease space to shadowy operations.
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Tenants said they do not believe the host lived in the building.
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The first corporate tenants include Mizuho Bank and Taipei Fubon Commercial Bank.
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"So if the population is growing, you're likely to have tenants."2.
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And not recognizing it could put vulnerable tenants at risk of eviction.
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Tenants in Chicago discussing a possible rent strike at a safe distance.
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The governor also expects landlords to keep their tenants in their homes.
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In both cases, tenants placed calls that may have saved their lives.
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Usually, no more than 21 percent of Bridge's tenants fail to pay.
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Some tenants bought their apartments and others kept their rent-stabilized leases.
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Only tenants on the building's top floor were evacuated, fire officials said.
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But Ms. Hrynenko, facing mounting complaints from tenants, devised a new plan.
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Often, tenants refuse even to answer the door when a detective knocks.
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Other tenants for the food hall have not yet been lined up.
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The Dept of Justice sued him for not renting to Black tenants.
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"The good malls will pick off the good tenants," van Dijkum said.
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We also wanted to look at city agencies responsible for protecting tenants.
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Many of the tenants are from the Lower East Side and Chinatown.
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The communities offer tenants private bedrooms in suites with shared living areas.
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But that business plan became a nightmare for some of his tenants.
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"I'm hurting for the tenants of mine that I saw every day."
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Building owners had powerful financial incentives to force tenants out of apartments.
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Landlords and co-op boards can spread the cost over many tenants.
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Dealing with tenants can be stressful, but it doesn't have to be.
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The Spanish authorities are putting in place protections for tenants and homeowners.
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Goldman said its policy was to help certain distressed tenants avoid eviction.
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Then, a fresh batch of tenants is changing the landscape even further.
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The tenants can also decide to do a traditional security deposit instead.
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Pilot efforts to provide tenants access to counseling and legal-advice services.
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But that is a poor match for local tenants, Ms. Segal said.
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But tenants with preferential rates are often afraid to take that chance.
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But in the short term, our tenants, they're going to be hit.
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A locked safe The document was discovered after the new tenants of an office in Kiev cracked open a locked safe that had been left behind by the previous tenants -- a group of American lobbyists, according to Leshchenko.
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Americans depending on rent assistance could be evicted: The Department of Housing and Urban Development sent a letter to more than 1,500 landlords who have tenants that utilize rent assistance programs asking owners not to evict those tenants.
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If they have a space on the ground floor of a condo building or office complex, landlords look for tenants who are clean, fairly quiet, and don't emit any unappealing odors that would bother residents or fellow tenants.
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One reason for the increase could be due to cash-strapped tenants filing harassment complaints to give them extra time to muster-up the rent, said Melissa Marsh, an LA-based attorney who represents both tenants and landlords.
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"Our team have spent most of today on the phone to tenants to check if they are in Dubai and some of our tenants are currently on vacation and were not present in the building," the company said.
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Fixed and Variable Leases - Price Risk: Midrange Contracted operators (individual franchisees and corporate tenants, together herein referred as tenants) provide most of the fuel, hotel, restaurant and retail services under short-term leases of five years on average.
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But in 2000, as gentrification was sending real estate values surging across the city, the Legislature passed a law letting landlords raise rents when current tenants renewed their leases, leading to steep, sudden rent hikes for many tenants.
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Tenants, state and city officials, as well as Senator Chuck Schumer, a New York Democrat, angrily opposed the deal, fearing that anyone who paid such a high price would either slash services or oust longtime tenants or both.
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A bill in the New York Senate is seeking to suspend rent payments for residential and small business tenants, if they lost employment or were forced to close, as well as mortgage payments for landlords of those tenants.
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"Across Manhattan there has been an uptick in interest as a growing number of tenants across sectors are shopping space in the market, and landlords are increasingly partnering with tenants on creative and flexible deal terms," LaRusso added.
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"This will be a draw for new office tenants and potentially lure tenants away that would have otherwise considered Hudson Yards," said Myers Mermel, chief executive and co-founder of TenantWise, a real estate research and advisory firm.
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Tenants report numerous issues with the technology: Sometimes, it confuses Asian non-residents with tenants of the same ethnicity, granting strangers access to the building; some outdoor entrances don't work well in harsh sunlight and at night due to the sensitivity of the camera lenses; and malfunctions have become so common that the complex's security guards will buzz practically anyone in, which makes tenants nervous, Zhang says.
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It recommended that expropriation without compensation be applied under specific circumstances, including abandoned land; land held purely for speculative purposes; land already occupied and used by labour tenants and former labour tenants; and inner city buildings with absentee landlords.
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It recommended that expropriation without compensation be applied under specific circumstances, including abandoned land; land held purely for speculative purposes; land already occupied and used by labor tenants and former labor tenants; and inner city buildings with absentee landlords.
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"Tenants, especially when talking about poor tenants with several jobs and several kids, they're just trying to make a life for themselves," said Eva Rosen, assistant professor at Georgetown's School of Public Policy and an expert on urban sociology.
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"It certainly seems as if it was in the Kushners' interest to oust the tenants," a lawyer for the tenants, Jack L. Lester, said Monday at a news conference in front of the Supreme Court building in Downtown Brooklyn.
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What's more, we'll allow you to split these bills evenly between all tenants.
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Around this time, I'd noticed communication among tenants wasn't what it had been.
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Still, there's every reason for the tenants to start thinking about their vulnerability.
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Hundreds of tenants have been moved out of base homes, at least temporarily.
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All the tenants shared a single bathroom at the end of the hall.
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Fees discourage tenants from pestering agencies or making unnecessary changes to their contracts.
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And higher but more predictable expenses could be easier for tenants to manage.
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A group representing tenants has filed a lawsuit against the authority and Gov.
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Construction picked back up, and entertainment-based tenants signed deals to move in.
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Abusive landlords operate on the notion that tenants do not know their rights.
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Sandy left homes flooded, and poor tenants bereft of electricity and hot water.
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Like many of his tenants, Mr Kuleshov is determined to stick around town.
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There are over 30 tenants in the building along with the Capital's offices.
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Fans of the franchise seem to hold these up as its defining tenants.
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Galvanize serves students, corporate customers and co-working tenants in seven U.S. cities.
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The government recently proposed legislation that would make it easier to evict tenants.
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In 2016, the company began beta testing WeLive — essentially WeWork for residential tenants.
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It's tough to find tenants, collect rent, handle maintenance, and deal with emergencies.
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Sunday's lawsuit was supported by the Housing Rights Initiative, a tenants rights group.
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Among those tenants: Jackson Square Ventures, NextWorld Capital, Catamount Ventures and Sway Ventures.
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The fate of two nearby universities that are also royal tenants remains uncertain.
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In addition, the decline in its tenants' retail sales has slowed since 1H16.
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Wealthier tenants will stump up for concierges and engineers to fix the lifts.
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In CBL's case, its tenants' sales were simply being spread out, Lebovitz said.
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Landlords and tenants negotiate through the platform, where they also sign the contract.
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Tenants are mainly large international and local companies with a good credit profile.
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No team was busier than the Clippers' Staples Center co-tenants, the Lakers.
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They said it had been rented out to tenants for $25,000 a month.
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Other small leagues could never pull off something like that because they're tenants.
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"Everyone, even landlords and tenants, they want to make an interview," he adds.
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The tenants, of course, don't see quite as much information about their landlord.
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Plus, hey: New tenants would have plenty to talk about during dinner parties.
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Far-left groups hope the tenants' concerns could win them even more support.
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Its tenants include Google, Switch, and Tesla, along with 2,000 protected wild horses.
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By saving energy and water, it reduces the servicing charges to your tenants.
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She said that tenants are usually between their late 20s and early 30s.
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The tenants called 311, and the Department of Buildings sent over an inspector.
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Walk into a court case between landlords and tenants, or creditors and debtors.
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Gadkari's international cargo hub has been partly constructed and some tenants have arrived.
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His company also offered commercial tenants advice on designing and decorating their spaces.
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"We don't take any fees from the seller, nor from tenants," says Zappel.
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It is the Crown Heights Tenant Union, not the Crown Heights Tenants Association.
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All of the institute's current tenants will move with it, Ms. Boghosian said.
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Both sets of tenants do share at least one thing: the basement gym.
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Two Trees will hand over the empty spaces to these tenants in 3333.
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Contact other tenants who share walls (or a ceiling) with the offending neighbor.
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Tenants PAC, which works to elect pro-tenant candidates to New York's state
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Pam Phan, an organizer with the Community Alliance of Tenants in Oregon, said
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There were all kinds of tenants, with some being residents and some businesses.
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When tenants are behind, protections designed to keep housing safe and decent dissolve.
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We do not forecast supply constraints in terms of fuel supply or tenants.
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It argues that the buildings cannot be fixed unless the tenants are out.
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A developer has been buying off the residential tenants — presumably, renovations have begun.
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Larger tenants can now rent a more private WeWork space with less branding.
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"For landlords, we give them a better system to assess tenants," Lenz said.
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There's the constituency inside the Navy Yard, which is our tenants and employees.
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It's not social service; We focus on the business needs of our tenants.
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There were absentee landlords renting to tenants who did not maintain their yards.
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The number of tenants has risen dramatically in recent years, especially for millennials.
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That percentage might be slightly higher where the tenants are largely young people.
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That meant there were 20173 rent-stabilized tenants who could not be evicted.
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Noticing the lack of black tenants, Guthrie perceived that they were not welcome.
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The Public Works Administration then built separate projects for white and black tenants.
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"Should tenants have a right to know who they're renting from?" she said.
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They are encouraging developers to salvage structures and use them to woo tenants.
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Building owners can, for example, raise rents by charging tenants for buildingwide improvements.
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Six months later, the tenants of Millennium Tower were approved for move-in.
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The tenants in their garden apartment were leaving and the space was available.
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But getting rid of tenants with leases would be a long-term process.
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Tenants would be better protected during the eviction process, particularly against retaliatory evictions.
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Tenants may get more protections in New York City, after decades of battles.
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But for tenants, the insidious effects of the scheme continue to this day.
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Gillette listed Scott Sizemore, John Ryan Murphy and Shane Greene as former tenants.
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Tenants who believe they were overcharged can file a complaint with the state.
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The couple lived below a second-floor unit that they rented to tenants.
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The deal seems to offer stability to Mr. Ravitch, 85, and his tenants.
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Mr. Cheng said he was confident tenants would carve out time to attend.
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A new affordable apartment awaits tenants at Natalie Gubb Commons in San Francisco.
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We are calling for a universal cancellation of the rent for all tenants.
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"This is going on throughout the city," said Mr. Lester, the tenants' lawyer.
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"Tenants also have a far better, more transparent experience," argues the Home CEO.
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The protracted timeline for demolition offers small consolation to the site's current tenants.
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Tenants typically pay more, between 10 and 15 percent of the annual rent.
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The Celina spa and Le Petit Kids clothing shop are the commercial tenants.
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The tower also has community amenities available to all tenants, like a pool ...
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Hundreds of them were damaged severely by the storm, and their tenants displaced.
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Each cottage cost $50 to build, which tenants paid $2 a month toward.
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Tenants can win in court, but they still need to pay the rent.
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Renters stay put in crumbling properties because controls often reset when tenants change.
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Ms. Fernandez is a tenants' rights activist for the group Community Voices Heard.
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They might have held out for tenants willing to pay more, but Mrs.
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"We're locked in this argument where it's landlords versus tenants," Mr. Martin said.
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"I don't know that we're going after the same tenants," Ms. Soffer said.
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They negotiate to have repairs made, so tenants don't have to withhold rent.
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Tenants will begin moving in during the third quarter of 2018, he said.
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He then tries to introduce tenants who have businesses that could work together.
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Mr. Hargreaves said a "double-digit percentage" of the company's tenants work remotely.
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The move toward enterprise tenants is part of WeWork's long-term business strategy.
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Blue chip tenants in the building include Morgan Stanley, McKinsey & Company and Microsoft.
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For the 15 tenants waiting for their buyout payments, the future is uncertain.
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Its 21000 largest tenants accounted for 212000% of the portfolio's gross rental income.
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Tenants there were addressing monthly payments to him as recently as last year.
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When tenants have legal representation, their chances of keeping their homes increase dramatically.
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It doesn't require that all tenants sign a "love 'em or leave" oath.
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It's important you are upfront with tenants about this and set this expectation.
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"It feels like we're the guardians of the site tenants," Ms. Cohen said.
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The bill also sharply reduces the circumstances in which tenants can be evicted.
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His oldest tenants have lived in their apartment for more than 50 years.
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I suspect the eviction suit is harassment (I'm head of the tenants' association).
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And the board's final decision never seems to fully satisfy tenants or landlords.
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The company would not offer specifics on the demographic breakdown of its tenants.
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In many localities, tenants suffering serious housing problems also can move without penalty.
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Normally tenants could appeal to HUD to get vouchers of slightly higher value, but because the agency was shut down, no vouchers could be re-issued until the shutdown ended, leaving tenants living in housing that HUD itself had deemed unsafe.
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Up until the final three months of 2018, indoor shopping malls with "experiential" tenants didn't benefit from greater shopper traffic on a year-over-year basis when compared with indoor malls without any of those unique, nonapparel tenants, Thasos said.
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The family was deeply involved in their neighborhood church and the children were thriving in school, so the tenants remained in the walk-up even as other tenants took buyouts of $10,000 to $30,000 from the landlord and left, officials said.
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When Maria and several other tenants went to the property manager to ask for an explanation, he told them that so many tenants had threatened to leave that the landlord had no choice but to lower the proposed rent hike.
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In practical terms, this means that landlords can't kick out tenants because the city has deemed that a building is not up to code, and that the tenants and the landlord are supposed to work together to do the repairs.
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So to appease landlords and building owners, Airbnb unveiled last year a program that lets them get data about their tenants' home-sharing activity and a cut of the earnings in exchange for officially permitting tenants to use the service.
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On Monday, Mr. Stringer announced a plan to expand efforts to encourage landlords and property management companies to give tenants, especially low-income tenants, the ability to opt in to reporting their rent payments as a way to boost their scores.
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More recently, "blood relative ordinances" have been proposed by white communities, requiring tenants to be related by blood to their landlords, as well as "kinship ordinances" that require prospective tenants to secure a letter of recommendation from a current resident.
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Whether tenants who are short on cash this month choose to strike or negotiate with their landlords individually, they hope that in the long term the economic fallout of the pandemic could drive collective action that will strengthen tenants' rights.
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"It is pretty standard for anchor tenants of a shopping center to reserve the right in their leases to prohibit improvements to a center - including the addition of new tenants - without approval and consent," said Jeff Shelman, spokesman for Best Buy.
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The landlord told tenants the heating system needed to be replaced, but the winter passed without heat — at least for the rent-stabilized units: The five market-rate units were renovated with working heat that was billed to those tenants.
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"There are a lot of folks on the ground who believe it doesn't go far enough, but we agree it is a necessary first step," said Katrina Holland, executive director of the Community Alliance of Tenants, a statewide tenants' rights organization.
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"I get along great with all of them", Mr Trump said of his tenants.
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Technology and creative tenants lease 43 percent, roughly 76 million square feet, she said.
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One of the company's 10 largest tenants also terminated its lease in June 2016.
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If the shutdown continues into March, many more of these tenants could be impacted.
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Meanwhile, insufficient cleanup of South Asian cuisine is a frequent criticism of Indian tenants.
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The scary part is that Philadelphia actually has relatively strong laws to protect tenants.
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Immigration raids have snared neighboring tenants, and he knows it could happen to him.
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Landlords evicted tenants who could not meet their rents, creating homeless by the thousands.
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It may also have to scrap the deep discounts it uses to lure tenants.
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Nonetheless he sometimes let tenants off their rent, or lent them money for food.
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The project has secured key anchor tenants for around 70% of its retail space.
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The tenants of the apartment were previously renting the space for $300 per month.
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Invitation tenants said their landlord charged excessive fees and skimped on upkeep of homes.
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Leases required the tenants to rebuild, even when the fire was not their fault.
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His clothing store, the Marathon Clothing, is one of the tenants of the property.
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In Britain, Thatcher presided over a fire sale of state-owned homes to tenants.
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Stopping unscrupulous landlords from levying above-market rent rises on vulnerable tenants is appealing.
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A substantial devaluation could therefore stress tenants' revenue and ability to meet rental payments.
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WeWork's growth is accelerating as the office-rental firm adds more locations and tenants.
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Lombardo listed Sports Authority and Hancock Fabrics as two tenants its shops are replacing.
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Komisarchik was found after tenants reported a foul odor coming from the elevator shaft.
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If they chose to use Rentberry, tenants may be forced to follow them there.
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Pressley was raised in Chicago by a single mother, Sandra, a tenants' rights activist.
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"We wanted to build a tenant-facing brand that tenants really love," said Jones.
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"Forty or fifty years ago, the landlord knew all his potential tenants," he says.
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Regulated rental markets mean tenants at times resort to paying landlords under the table.
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Most farmers who sow the land are tenants working for absentee landlords, Díaz said.
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Tenants must remain at least arm's-length away from other people at all times.
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So in theory, that allows landlords to weed out tenants that are high risk.
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Mr. Croman is accused of using various methods to force out rent-controlled tenants.
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In 1952, a black woman named Gladys McBeth became one of Farragut's earliest tenants.
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Countrywide also expects headwinds from tenants' fees regulation and pressured landlord environment in 2017.
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Some tenants returned to find no running water, no electricity and no functioning sewage.
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And mall owners will be actively searching for new tenants to fill the gaps.
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Rental contributions would increase to 85033 percent of tenants' income, up from 30 percent.
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As big-box tenants like JCPenney trim their store counts, landlords are seeking replacements.
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Tenants were required to bring home slips proving they had gone to support groups.
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There's no doubt that communication with tenants is a critical component in that response.
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One of them, the 22005,22000-square-foot Lorraine Mills, has more than 225 tenants.
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Tenants pay that amount regardless of how many employees are actually using the office.
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The land is registered under their name, and we are staying [there] like tenants.
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The tenants have been reportedly advised by an attorney to stop paying rent immediately.
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The tenants called out WeWork, accusing it of not living up to its mission.
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Landlords do criminal background checks to protect their investments, themselves and their other tenants.
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Good thing, because renters insurance protects both tenants and the owners of the property.
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When tenants left, the housing authority at times just boarded up the empty apartments.
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He remains optimistic, however, adding that prospective tenants are often impressed by the feature.
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Tenants who illegally sublet increasingly face eviction as landlords crack down on illegal listings.
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The quote, as Quartz pointed out, references evicting tenants in the book's original context.
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Tower companies typically buy towers from one operator and then attract others as tenants.
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And property mangers were found to repeatedly take legal action against the same tenants.
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Tenants are signing leases on those warehouses, even ones that haven't been built yet.
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"I wait a long time for the right tenants to come along," he said.
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The other, Zo, is an amenity app that all Tishman Speyer tenants can access.
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OCTOBER 14: WeWork warned tenants that phone booths could have dangerous levels of formaldehyde.
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Brokers are still looking to land food-and-beverage tenants to fill empty storefronts.
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She and three other tenants share a purple house owned by a European woman.
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"Most of the tenants were concerned about getting locked out," Suarez told VICE News.
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In the 1980s, an unidentified hum woke up houseboat tenants in San Francisco Bay.
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Only one was cited for failure to remediate friction surfaces between tenants, in 2010.
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"It's such a hard industry to get positive reviews from tenants in," Lieber said.
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They made a nest and fleas began jumping off their bodies and biting tenants.
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This reduces options for new tenants, thus pushing market prices up on other apartments.
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"Enforcement of that is discretionary," said Samuel J. Himmelstein, a lawyer who represents tenants.
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The companies would make money on rising home values while tenants covered the mortgages.
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"All the new tenants will be absolutely accretive for the neighborhood," Mr. Greenberg said.
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More tenants and details for this food-focused West Side development have been revealed.
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The tenants share overlapping details, including themes and figures that recur across their lives.
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The authority has also failed to provide its tenants with heat and hot water.
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In addition to Ms. Viladomiu, a few other tenants also refused the foundation's offer.
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They must also notify tenants if they do not intend to renew a lease.
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Whose Your Landlord, a landlord ratings site, provides tenants with a space to complain.
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He claims that New York City law requires tenants to pay for new appliances.
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A handful of tenants said they had to wait for months for some repairs.
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The other tenants in the building were a mix of expats and wealthy Vietnamese.
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Tenants in the other end of the house have heard nothing of the noises.
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As the market softens, office providers are scrambling to meet the expectations of tenants.
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What recourse do tenants have to get building management to comply with city rules?
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These days, keeping owners and tenants in the building is no longer a challenge.
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She galvanized working-class women to fight for suffrage and battled for tenants' rights.
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But office rents continued to fall and two of the tower's biggest tenants left.
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Since then, the board has held more than a dozen informational meetings for tenants.
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All of the apartments are rent regulated for low, moderate- and middle-income tenants.
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"We shouldn't do this without a full vetting by the tenants," Mr. Barron said.
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Tech tenants include Roku and VTS, a real estate leasing and asset management platform.
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Tenants would be expected to pay the rent though vouchers or their own income.
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More prosaic answers included high carrying costs, bad tenants and persnickety co-op boards.
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Many landlords are giving tenants a pass for now -- as Kristen and Dax have.
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CNBC previously reported that these discussions between tenants and real estate owners were ongoing.
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Should landlords evict tenants, they could struggle to find a renter fill the spot.
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It also draws on a resource that tenants across the country share: simple numbers.
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Who cares if her tenants, most of them undocumented, end up on the street?
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Other tenants include Hard Tail, Hudson Jeans, Shoshanna, Milly, Autumn Cashmere and Joe's Jeans.
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Catherine has always been there; her parents and grandparents were tenants on the property.
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Already, there is evidence that ID checks for tenants are encouraging landlords to discriminate.
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The vast majority of evictions in America happen because tenants cannot pay the rent.
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As a result of the demolition, those tenants were forced to live without heat.
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Now City Hall has to find tenants to help pay for the island's upkeep.
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The EPA violated all of these tenants in its evaluation of the Pebble Mine.
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"Jim Walden is only as strong as you," Mr. Cuomo said, addressing the tenants.
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But the city also needs to invest in tenants knowing their rights and organizing.
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Were they rented out to long-term tenants, they would make £58 per night.
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Since 2015, more than 11,000 tenants in Inwood have taken up the city's offer.
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All the tenants had, at some point, imagined a New York life like that.
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Modern engineering allows developers to create better, more flexible spaces that tenants increasingly demand.
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On Tuesday, many tenants said they thought Mr. Croman should get more jail time.
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Roughly seventy per cent of the tenants summoned to Milwaukee's eviction court didn't come.
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The 1925 building's other tenants include NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital, FedEx and Andrew's Coffee Shop.
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That bid had been opposed by the tenants and a group of media companies.
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There are "more tenants in a Baltimore City jury," noted Freeman, the plaintiffs' lawyer.
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The company has argued its contracts put all responsibility for repairs on its tenants.
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Beyond withholding tenants' security deposits, landlords had limited recourse when it came to collecting.
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Even so, tenants can only handle so much of an increase in their rent.
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Retailers like Macy's and Sears had long been considered the anchor tenants at malls.
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"They couldn't imagine a commercial space in a subbasement with low-income tenants above."
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"Industrial has seen a lot of demand from e-commerce tenants," Mr. Devlin said.
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In the midst of the dispute, the tenants' association president for 160 Parkside Ave.
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The bill would also sharply reduce the circumstances in which tenants can be evicted.
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Above all, never simply buy into the promises that potential tenants make to you.
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The group came in focused on helping tenants, and the process showed them how.
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The tenants would come in with a plastic grocery bag filled with different documents.
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About half the building is preparing to defend their rights to stay, tenants say.
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In spite of this, none of the tenants removed their belongings from the building.
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And warn other tenants in the building to steer clear of the neighbor's fence.
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Besides, they complained, some well-off tenants were getting rent protection they didn't deserve.
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Trump Tower only has sprinklers on the first 10 floors, which have commercial tenants.
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In my two years as a Skadden fellow defending tenants in housing court, from 2015 to 2017, I saw firsthand how unwelcoming, difficult and unfair the process is to poor tenants, predominantly women of color who are already disadvantaged by a byzantine system.
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It may be the case that religious landlords could use the Religious Freedom Restoration Act to get exemptions from civil rights laws, if they didn't want to rent to gay tenants on the same basis as they were renting to heterosexual tenants.
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Astoria, Queens Although landlords are not obligated to install security cameras or hire doormen, they must provide tenants with habitable apartments, "which includes adequate security and the safe delivery of mail and packages," said David Hershey-Webb, a Manhattan lawyer who represents tenants.
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Her father retired as a senior counsel in the law department for the City of New York in Manhattan, and is a volunteer lawyer for the Legal Aid Society in Brooklyn and also counsels tenants at the West Side Tenants Union in Manhattan.
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And the epicenter for the impact of the changes could be the Bronx, the borough with the highest percentage of rent-regulated apartments, and where the landlords and tenants have offered conflicting visions about how property owners and tenants will be affected.
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If residents voted to go co-op, the Staraces and other tenants would be able to stay in their apartments as rent-stabilized tenants, but they would not be able to move to a different apartment; some units would also go market rate.
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As the COVID-19 pandemic has led to the closure of many stores or otherwise impacted the operations of our Tenants, we have naturally had numerous inquiries from Tenants regarding their ongoing obligation to pay rent and charges owing under their leases.
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Over the past 15 years, New York City's affordable housing market has been destabilized by predatory private equity companies and by landlords who illegally harass and intimidate low-income and rent-stabilized tenants to drive them out in favor of higher-paying tenants.
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And the legislation would require the agencies in the city's task force to compile and report information publicly every three months about inspections of identified three-quarter homes, including the number of tenants and violations issued, and where any tenants are relocated.
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SpareRoom reports that for a studio in Manhattan, tenants are paying an average of $2,442.
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Late last week, several hundred northern California farmers suddenly became tenants of an unlikely landlord.
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The lawsuit accuses Croman of hiring a former police officer to intimidate rent-regulated tenants.
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Rent stabilization is only offered to tenants who have lived in buildings continuously since 1971.
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A few cases involving troublesome tenants are often enough to turn landlords against entire ethnicities.
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It is not clear why the previous tenants left behind a couple sticks of dynamite.
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Sears' average rent was $5.25 per square foot, the lowest among Kimco's top 50 tenants.
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His beloved hotel is being redeveloped; a few nervous tenants remain in their dusty rooms.
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It's not just tenants who are struggling with the rise of smart home technology, either.
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Fifteen years into the venture, however, a growing number of tenants are up in arms.
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Our housing for new tenants has increased 229-20183% which is standard in New York.
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LATU/SILA's mission is to strengthen tenants' political power through education, advocacy, and direct action.
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In the old part of the mall, struggling tenants are making way for new ones.
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But quantifying the effects on tenants—and, consequently, the benefit of forestalling evictions—is difficult.
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The researchers compared financial outcomes for tenants who were evicted with those who were not.
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First, we don't rent for shorter than 30 days, so it's easier to screen tenants.
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Those benefits appear to be going to tenants in high-end and midrange buildings nearby.
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The renovated building is now filled with a number of other amenities for its tenants.
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Simon's other top tenants, in terms of how much rent they contribute, include Gap Inc.
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"If you're a landlord, you face strong incentives to kick your out tenants," Wachsmuth said.
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But Airbnb has proven unpopular among many tenants for the impacts it has on neighborhoods.
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Tenants even get their own app tailored to this kind of landlord-supported Airbnb rental.
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Though many tenants may prefer to own their home, others like the flexibility of renting.
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Mall owners hope to find new tenants from service industries such as restaurants and gyms.
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But Bleecker Street is now dotted with empty shops, their landlords unable to find tenants.
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Most of the YWCA tenants have experienced trauma, and many are survivors of domestic violence.
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Tenants expressed feelings ranging from resignation to anger, mixed with a desire to stay put.
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"There's a lot of back log of tenants that are looking at space," said Coleman.
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Those issues could include a stronger property opening nearby, poaching tenants from the incumbent mall.
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One of the owners, Ira Drukier, said last month that 48 long-term tenants remained.
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Another one involved landlords subscribing to databases that profiled the past behavior of potential tenants.
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Smart Days is known for operating "share houses", where tenants share bathrooms and other facilities.
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While it's not ideal for landlords, it's a win for tenants in the short-term.
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The top 20 tenants comprise 36% of 2Q'16 rental revenues, above the peer average.
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They will not roll over like rent-controlled tenants blocking construction of a Manhattan skyscraper.
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Electorally decisive, they are the landlords of the political centre; politicians are merely their tenants.
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How do you confirm the tenants you bring in are not a bunch of deadbeats?
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And there are different kinds of landlords, just as there are different kinds of tenants.
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Some landlords at top-tier centers welcome the opportunity to bring in more profitable tenants.
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It would also prohibit landlords from evicting tenants without cause after 12 months of residency.
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There were tenants and sharecroppers who were organizing, there were unemployed individuals who were organizing.
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The city's Housing + Community Investment Department (HCIDLA) could step in to assist the SFAC tenants.
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In the fall, almost three months later, they were among the first tenants to arrive.
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"Existing tenants, their neighborhoods and the city's economy all benefit when landlords improve their buildings."
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If someone asks us what happened to the former tenants, should we let them know?
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WeWork tenants said the company did not tell them to avoid phone booths until October.
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It also can help them pick tenants and judge if some leases are worth extending.
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Even when tenants are struggling with overdue rent, lawyers can help them stave off eviction.
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"The tenants were enduring the conditions," said Lester of the residents when the construction started.
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In the Legislature, Mr. Barbaro was a fierce advocate for organized labor, tenants and minorities.
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When tenants represent themselves in court, they end up being evicted almost half the time.
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And the company says it could become "upside-down" on its leases if tenants leave.
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"It's a perfectly legal deal," said Samuel J. Himmelstein, a Manhattan lawyer who represents tenants.
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They also realized that throwing the hotel's tenants out would increase the neighborhood's street homelessness.
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Almost all of the tenants were home when the fire started, most of them sleeping.
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Developers or their marketing agents typically screen tenants for criminal records and problematic credit histories.
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The 21910,215-square-foot property, built in 2000, has 211 indoor parking spaces for tenants.
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On November 1, tenants were able to move in — and all 15 homes were filled.
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Now, one of the big tenants is Amazon, which has a couple of warehouses there.
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Some of CBL's retail tenants have already begun announcing plans to stay closed on Thanksgiving.
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And the share of rent-burdened tenants in many municipalities rivals New York City's, too.
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Those tenants were displaced after Mr. Rosen bought the property for $20.75 million in 2015.
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In a year, he also made 30 times what his tenants getting minimum wage earned.
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If they win, it could present an opportunity for tenants to fight huge rent hikes.
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He moved to Newark, where he first worked as an advocate for low-income tenants.
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Truss also uses a chatbot to help tenants find the right office spaces for them.
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Landlords weren't happy, but in many instances, the tenants ended up evicted for their efforts.
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His tenants are safe, but "it was pretty devastating," Wong said Monday from Santa Rosa.
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Once tenants leave, an apartment can be renovated and rented out for much more money.
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The tenants sued the building owner for harassment in Kings County Supreme Court, records show.
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In New York, politicians and tenants' rights groups said that Airbnb worsened affordable housing problems.
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The city rebuilt its rental assistance program and provides legal services to tenants facing eviction.
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She asked to be given her house and millions of dollars for a tenants' fund.
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Mr. Carson's proposal would peg rents to 35 percent of gross income for all tenants.
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This means tenants have to manually raise, lower and lock their garages from the outside.
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Maloney's job includes working on behalf of landlords to negotiate with tenants regarding their requests.
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The three bought the house in the spring for $1.245 million, as tenants in common.
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But perversely, when income cutoffs were lowered, holding such jobs made tenants ineligible to remain.
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If tenants did not go, Mr. Baumblit would try to evict them illegally, often successfully.
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But that pledge was abandoned, as was one to relocate tenants to decent housing elsewhere.
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Towers, for poor tenants, conjured up failed public housing projects of the 1960s and '70s.
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Gaudí designed the building as a private residence, which was then shared among several tenants.
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After making the repairs, management should remind tenants that they have to be vigilant, too.
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And despite tenants' legitimate claims in the cases, the companies win nine out of ten.
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Other tenants of Empire Stores include the restaurant Cecconi's Dumbo, offering cocktail-fueled river-gazing.
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"If they passed on phony costs to tenants, they should lower our rents," he said.
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The tool also summarizes a landlord's history of correcting violations, deregulating apartments and evicting tenants.
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On Friday, tenants of some buildings came home to find that demolition had already begun.
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WeWork just gave its US tenants guidance on coronavirus outbreak — weeks after the outbreak started
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Andrew M. Cuomo, swooped in, with scorn for city officials' promises of assistance to tenants.
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Where most public housing tenants early on were white, now most are black and Hispanic.
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For K11 Atelier, Mr. Cheng wants tenants to discover community through his Office Academy classes.
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WeWork just gave its US tenants guidance on coronavirus outbreak — weeks after the outbreak started.
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Tenants, including people who work at those businesses, would live upstairs, according to the plan.
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Tenants were being encouraged to move merchandise to higher shelves and put displays on counters.
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R. decides to reach out to his tenants to make sure they're doing okay too.
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They perform tasks such as handling mail for WeWork tenants and covering the front desk.
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The order is effective immediately, providing relief to tenants who have rent due April 1.
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But landlords and tenants will end up "sharing the burden," in some way, he said.
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The Fire Department issued a cease-and-desist order blocking tenants from using the building.
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Because of their precarious legal status, many tenants refused to talk or to be photographed.
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The law is also silent about what consequences a landlord would face for overcharging tenants.
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It has 21876 apartments and six retail units; tenants include a deli and a salon.
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"This could go on for years," said Samuel J. Himmelstein, a lawyer who represents tenants.
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Tenants include a liquor store, a beauty salon, and New York Neuro and Rehab Center.
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The recent history has produced a fairly wide age and income range among the tenants.
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The church currently has no congregation, however; it is occupied by restaurants and residential tenants.
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Now it's unable to sell anything, and of its 219 properties, 396 are without tenants.
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Now the tenants include a Dominican-owned dressmaking factory and a Cuban-owned fabric company.
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Most Americans are also decidedly against the core tenants of the Republican tax cut agenda.
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The building's owner had refused for years to renovate it, making tenants hard to find.
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Suburbs were expensive, but Greenbelt was a rental community with an income ceiling for tenants.
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China Tower operated 28 million tower sites and had 2.8 million tenants at June-end.
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The lawsuit alleged the homesharing platform lets tenants effectively break their leases by subletting properties.
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Condo owners, however, are not protected by the rule, because they are not considered tenants.
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He manages the motel's 16 units, many of which are occupied by long-term tenants.
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" Late Wednesday, Mayor Bill de Blasio released a statement, saying: "We stand with the tenants.
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But office rents fell during the recession, and two of the building's biggest tenants left.
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Some landlords have cut rent in half, or even exempted tenants, for those hit hard.
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A New York judge temporarily blocked a new state rule barring brokers from charging tenants.
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Also: Iranian cultural sites; war fears among the young; online hate; legal help for tenants.
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Volunteers and workers knock on tenants' doors and ask them to request their rental histories.
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The building's other tenants include other apparel companies and administrative offices for NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital.
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Once the tenants leave, renovate the empty spaces and lease them for considerably more money.
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His tenants are paying off the mortgages on the homes, which builds equity for Ramela.
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In an effort to lure new tenants, landlords are coming up with increasingly creative offers.
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The district was built but has struggled to attract tenants, according to Yeandle and others.
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Consumers and tenants of buildings are increasingly demanding heightened environmental standards for real estate assets.
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"Tenants are allowed to hire their own security guard, which is awesome," Mr. Himmelstein said.
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QUEENS CROSSING Some new tenants have signed on to diversify the food at this mall.
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They called other South Side Flats tenants to testify that it was a common mistake.
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A landlord's policy doesn't cover tenants' possessions, and neither will a roommate's policy, he said.
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Now, the Barbary Lane tenants include a more diverse assemblage of queer and trans people.
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But, according to the AP, it had hundreds of rent-regulated tenants across the city.
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The company has been right-sizing its real estate over time and pursuing potential tenants.
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The upstairs tenants also do their washing in the basement, but coordinate schedules with visitors.
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Your tenants could argue that the noise violates the warranty of habitability, a state statute.
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These so-called value-add projects just raise the rents on current tenants even more.
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The portfolio was 98% leased, the vast majority under triple-net leases to single tenants.
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She said she and most of the 40 tenants affected would be unable to pay.
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Since the fire, several tenants including Ms. Scrivani have reported receiving eviction notices from landlords.
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Tenants who have called the office have said they received written and verbal eviction notices.
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Between the lines: WeWork's value proposition is that it doesn't lock tenants into long leases.
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The new laws were far-reaching: They strengthened protections for tenants in unregulated apartments, too.
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His annoyance is understandable — tenants need the governor, and he says he is with them.
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And despite tenants' legitimate claims in the cases, the companies win nine out of 353.
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In fact, the consent decree did not just deal with tenants; it dealt with employment.
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The building, formerly housing a brush manufacturer, has various artists in different mediums as tenants.
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And since then, I've found the necessity of those tenants refreshing themselves all over again.
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Across the United States, tenants at six bases told Reuters of their struggles with mice.
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Today, Zumper includes a pre-qualification tool that runs credit checks on would-be tenants, and it is also running a beta in which would-be tenants can leave a deposit instantly on a place while touring it to take it off the market.
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The company added it has also dispensed with rental increases for 471 tenants through a "hardship" clause, which seeks to ensure that tenants do not have to spend more than 30% of their annual net household income on rent even after refurbishment and rent indexation.
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In 1974, after battling Columbia through the Morningside Tenants Committee and the Columbia Tenants Union, she squeaked by the incumbent, Jesse Gray, to win the Democratic nomination for the Assembly seat representing West Harlem and Morningside Heights, and went on to win the general election.
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While the Rent Guidelines Board sets increases for the city's million or so rent-regulated tenants, increases on market-rate units are entirely at the discretion of landlords, who weigh potential profits against the possibility of losing reliable tenants and the cost of vacancy.
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Soon after, in a move that tenants believe was a form of retaliation, Ms. Hauer said, the investors ordered all the trees in the interior courtyard to be razed, and hired a middleman to persuade tenants to agree to the renovations and accept buyouts.
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They have attracted tenants like Mashable, the apparel company Outerknown and the animation studio Animal Logic.
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And tenants whose landlords treat them terribly have the option of leaving and renting somewhere else.
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None of the tenants has heard from Colley since (he has not returned Hyperallergic's calls either).
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The president's people have decided to screw those other tenants' safety because he wants more money.
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It's like many tenants sharing the same gooey home, or the weirdest episode of MTV Cribs.
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Some mall owners have been finding success in dividing a vacant Sears store for numerous tenants.
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There are still six other tenants in the ramshackle building who are uninvolved in the project.
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These private ventures, which house around 22015,000 tenants, collect nearly $4 billion in annual rent payments.
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Likewise the tenants of commercial office properties that Mr Trump owns will have long-term leases.
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Some originally announced tenants of American Dream, like Toys 'R' Us and Barneys, are now bankrupt.
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Both landlords and tenants hope that letting agencies will absorb the cost of the policy themselves.
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In one case the Journal cites, tenants saved $700 a month because of reduced construction costs.
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Vonovia has faced a backlash from tenants who say rents have risen sharply following modernisation projects.
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Balancing these strengths is some tenant concentration and exposure to predominantly below investment-grade rated tenants.
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Today our collective has grown and is comprised of Chinatown based artists, residents, tenants, and activists.
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Statistics reveal 90% of landlords are represented in housing court, while 90% of tenants are not.
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Lower stock prices may be bad for stockmarket "landlords", but they are good for stockmarket "tenants".
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The landowners turned their economic power into political authority, coercing their tenants to vote for them.
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The house had been rented out to new tenants around two months ago, the officer said.
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Indicated unchanged The group said it had extended leases with anchor tenants in Luebeck's Haerder Center.
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The government's guide for landlords who need to verify tenants' migration status is 35 pages long.
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When the city earmarked a new project for black tenants only, whites burned crosses outside it.
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Our properties are leased to approximately 435 tenants who represent 28 diverse industries across 49 states.
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Once it is installed, tenants can download the app to turn their smartphones into their keys.
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Still, Mall of America said some of its tenants may choose to be open on Thanksgiving.
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Food-and-beverage purveyors were the most active tenants, the firm said, followed by grocery stores.
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The big challenge is how to deal with illegal tenants who have nowhere else to go.
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Half of Christopher Todd's current tenants are millennials and half are baby boomers, according to Palmer.
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The mall said some tenants may choose to be open, so security will be on hand.
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CBL & Associates' Eastland Mall, in Bloomington, Illinois, is also losing two tenants: Macy's and J.C. Penney.
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We want to make sure the first thing we do is for our tenants to succeed.
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Zoe Pappas, the head of the tenants' association, said the owners had been responsive to concerns.
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There are machines in our building and all tenants pay $20/month for unlimited laundry use.
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A cut-off date is essential to ensure only legitimate tenants get new apartments, he said.
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The more traditional serviced office space tends to be more conservative, with less interaction between tenants.
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It currently claims to have found homes for 10,000 tenants in Bangalore, Delhi, Pune, and Hyderabad.
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Gersh appears to have become a target for hate after contacting tenants of a local building.
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He'd leave it there even as other tenants stayed in the apartment while he was gone.
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Landlords aren't social workers, and aren't in the position to deal with some tenants' complex problems.
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The plan was revived in 2012 and the bill now extends it to housing-association tenants.
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To be eligible, tenants had to earn less than 250,2100 yuan (now about $2000) a month.
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Abandoned brownstones have been restored, but in many cases, the new owners and tenants are white.
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His companies bought up more than 2175 Manhattan apartment buildings, often filled with rent-regulated tenants.
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Last year, the landlord arrived and told all of the tenants they had to get out.
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According to CNN Business reporter Anna Bahney, tenants have access to a bed, locker, and WiFi.
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At that moment, the $650 a month from non-review-writing tenants seemed like a bargain.
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Soon construction workers showed up and threw away tenants' belongings — toys, grills, patio furniture — without warning.
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For real estate developers looking to woo prospective tenants, the business seems like a no-brainer.
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Global too-big-to-fail banks are tenants in two of Mr Trump's most valuable properties.
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And these changes are going way beyond a fresh coat of paint and some new tenants.
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"We should get something for tenants," said Assemblyman Brian Kavanagh, a sponsor of the repeal bill.
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Tenants are also being asked to pay six months rent as a deposit, usually in cash.
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Already, prices have gone up from the preliminary prospectus distributed to tenants about two years ago.
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"It's been so long that tenants have been complaining," said Matthew Main, a lawyer with MFY.
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Nor do these investors consider the risks, including liability to tenants, unpaid rents and property damage.
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Before long, the arrests spread from the tenants to their nannies, guards, laundresses, and stairwell cleaners.
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The information allows landlords to make more informed decisions about how to redevelop and pick tenants.
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This includes around 150,000 square feet for building tenants such as a fitness center and lounges.
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The REIT has reduced its exposure to apparel tenants, for example, and added more food options.
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