Sentences with phrase «for years i rented»

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In 1995, Trump's gambling empire signed a 10 - year lease to rent space in Trump Tower, the casino chairman's Fifth Avenue office building, for $ 115,000 the first year, and rising from there.

Jackson told the publication that Screening Room could create an additional $ 8.5 billion in annual revenue for studios and exhibitors, assuming that 20 million households join Screening Room and then rent 12 movies per year on average.

If you rent, then paying for renters insurance, which tends to be very low cost (prices often start at around $ 100 a year, depending on location and other factors), is a must - have.

The catalyst for Rent Frock Repeat came a few years ago when Delorme and Wieber were both invited to a wedding.

Steve Swoboda, co-founder of video advertising startup SpotXchange, remembers last year, when the company rented a suite at MetLife Stadium in New York for the Broncos vs. Giants game.

A letter to Bains from the Great White North Franchisee Association, a group representing at least half of the franchisees, cited commitments to maintain franchisee relationships, the rent and royalty structure for five years and existing employment levels at franchises across Canada as issues.

SmartAsset compared the total costs of buying and renting for a household earning $ 100,000 a year.

A few years ago, I was desperate to rent extra storage space while we finished building a new warehouse for our customers» boxes of storable goods.

She's more concerned about the skyrocketing cost of rents in the city, which have risen 200 percent in the past three years, and where a modest storefront like hers can go for as much as $ 17,000 per month.

Much of the rent and the consultants» work were paid for in DenOptix stock, meaning that the company spent only $ 45,000 of its precious cash during its first year of business.

For example, if the house or condo is rented for fewer than 15 days in the year, the rental income is not reported and rental expenses can not be deductFor example, if the house or condo is rented for fewer than 15 days in the year, the rental income is not reported and rental expenses can not be deductfor fewer than 15 days in the year, the rental income is not reported and rental expenses can not be deducted.

In the past year, major cities have occasionally seen bidding wars — not for homes but for prime rentals, with choice units renting for higher than asking price.

She visited juice bars around the country to sample flavors, and, with help from a woman she knew who had been juicing for many years, rented a test kitchen to develop new varieties.

That's more than a lot of people pay in rent for commercial property; $ 55,000 a year is a really good manager to run a shop in Iowa, or a new product line.

«This time of year there are often lots of groups of friends all renting out houses so we'll get calls asking us to throw a dinner party for 70 the next day.»

«It's intimidating to think I will pay this much a month for the next 30 years,» she says, «but that's how much I would pay in rent.»

Stephanie Small and her husband, Graham Ross, have rented an apartment in Toronto for the past nine years with their two daughters, but their landlord would like them out in order to renovate.

Videotape rental stores outnumber swimming pool contractors, for example, because people may rent several videos a week but only build a new pool every few years.

Her approach was even more conservative this time: She rented a winery instead of buying, and for three years she produced very small batches.

She had been renting in Vancouver's Downtown Eastside for ten years, during which time she'd built a successful local theatre company, a strong community of friends, and had had two children with her husband who also works in the arts.

Maven is really three car - sharing services in one: a city - based service that rents GM vehicles by the hour through an app, another for urban apartment dwellers in Chicago and New York, and a peer - to - peer sharing service that started in Germany last year.

Thanks to the treaty, she says her four - year - old El Monte, California - based company is able to sell products at a cheaper price than it would cost customers to rent tuxedos and formal dresses for little tykes.

The winner for a particular year is the most - rented title (of all time) among movies came out in that year.

In 2009, for the first time, Bloomberg ended the year with fewer terminals rented than the year before.

Women's Summit in New York City on Monday, was the head of business development at Rent the Runway for eight years, helping guide the startup to $ 100 million in revenue in 2016.

Years later, Brown was living in Vancouver and renting out his place via Airbnb while travelling for work.

But many of the people who had been at Rent the Runway for years weren't capable of moving it forward, she felt, because Rent the Runway had been their first job.

«I couldn't figure out why they would buy one for four years instead of getting her to rent.»

Typically, that's 7 percent of the first two years» net rent, 4 percent for years 3 through 10 and 3 percent after that, Fetscher says.

«The core Rent the Runway business, which was renting dresses and accessories for special events, is on this nice trajectory, that's probably a couple - hundred - million - dollar business in the next few years,» he says, «But Unlimited, this subscription business for everyday fashion, is a far, far bigger additional opportunity.»

Don't lock into a term for the lease that's years longer than initially desired just for free rent or better tenant improvement dollars.

Harvard Business School classmates Jennifer Hyman and Jennifer Fleiss co-founded Rent the Runway six years ago as a dress rental site for women.

They make an unlikely duo — Donahoe, 53, was an econ major at Dartmouth, got an MBA at Stanford, and worked at Bain & Co. for nearly 20 years; Chesky, 32, graduated from the Rhode Island School of Design and started Airbnb to help pay his rent.

In the summer after his sophomore year, Zuckerberg left Harvard for a rented house in Silicon Valley to build Facebook, expanding it to other campuses and then across the globe with venture funding from Peter Thiel, one of the founders of PayPal.

Although property prices in San Francisco aren't reflective of the rest of the country (the median price for a home in San Francisco as of last year was $ 1.36 million, compared with a median price of $ 223,000 for a home in the entire U.S.), it's still true that people are getting squeezed in rent.

For most of the year, there are many financial advantages to being in a relationship, from staying in instead of going out to splitting the rent and Netflix tab.

He offered King the first two years free if King would pay for the first and last months» rent and sign up for three years at the full rate.

Rents for so - called Class A office spaced soared 17 % last year, but are still half or less of those in London and New York.

All told, Team Building Systems paid only three months» rent for a tenancy of 27 months and was clear of three years» high - priced obligations.

The typical first - timer now rents for six years before buying a home, up from 2.6 years in the early 1970s, according to a new analysis by the real estate date firm Zillow.

In exchange for the lower rent, landlords requested lease extensions of three months to one year — something Nicholas was happy to do because she didn't want to move anyway.

It calculated that by reducing supply, Airbnb activity had in fact increased median long - term rent in the city by 1.4 percent over three years «resulting in a $ 380 rent increase for the median New York tenant looking for an apartment this year.»

While that's a nice bonus, particularly for someone a couple years out of high school or college, it's probably not going to pay the rent.

The company reportedly spent upwards of $ 8 million fighting the proposition, which would have kept hosts from renting their homes for more than 75 days a year.

That study calculated that by reducing supply, Airbnb activity had in fact increased median long - term rent in the city by 1.4 percent over three years «resulting in a $ 380 rent increase for the median New York tenant looking for an apartment this year.»

Following years of increasing employment and wealth driving up rent and property prices in San Francisco and surrounding cities, demand for luxury housing appears to be on the decline and housing and condo price appreciation have «basically plateaued,» according to Paragon Real Estate Group.

On the other hand, if you plan on staying put for 50 years, renting almost always makes no sense.

25 year old renter here (paying under $ 500 a month in rent and utilities for a 1BR apartment).

The homebuyer has fixed mortgage payments for 30 years while his asset appreciates; the renter has to deal with rising rents and has no asset.

Rents can change drastically over the course of just a few years, and there's the ever - looming threat of eviction if a rent increase proves too much for you to afford.