Palm Beach County's average
apartment rent as of August rose 9 percent year over year to $ 1,495, according to Reinhold P. Wolff Economic Research in Oakland Park.
Broward County's overall average
apartment rent as of August was $ 1,527, a 7 percent increase from a year earlier, according to the research company.
Not exact matches
In the colonial city of Sucre, two - bedroom
apartments near the historic district
rent out for
as little
as $ 350.
Restrictions on listings have been passed in San Francisco and Berlin, where some investors have dedicated
apartments to act
as Airbnb rentals full - time, theoretically raising
rents for city residents.
The employees were in Spain
as part of a program called GHouse, in which the company
rents an
apartment in a foreign city and sends groups of six staffers there for two - week spells to come up with innovative ideas.
The situation was less than ideal; Corcoran described the listing
as a «dungeon,» and was confronted with the challenge of trying to
rent out the
apartment space for $ 330 a month.
Zeus furnishes the
apartments, markets and
rents them out, coordinates repairs
as necessary, collects
rent from tenants, and pays landlords from the
rent collected.
With that and by
renting out
apartments, I was making
as much
as $ 5,000 a month.
A standard lease states the landlord is required to release the money within 30 to 60 days after you vacate the property if you've met all of your obligations, such
as making all
rent payments, moving out of the
apartment on time, returning the property in good condition, etc..
Apartment List, a website that aggregates apartment listings to help would - be renters find what they need city - by - city, did a deep dive into what impact Amazon's proposed second headquarters (nicknamed by Amazon as «HQ2») would have on rents in 15 cities viewed as front
Apartment List, a website that aggregates
apartment listings to help would - be renters find what they need city - by - city, did a deep dive into what impact Amazon's proposed second headquarters (nicknamed by Amazon as «HQ2») would have on rents in 15 cities viewed as front
apartment listings to help would - be renters find what they need city - by - city, did a deep dive into what impact Amazon's proposed second headquarters (nicknamed by Amazon
as «HQ2») would have on
rents in 15 cities viewed
as front runners.
He envisions the
apartments to have «product libraries» where residents can
rent out items they don't use that often and take up space, such
as tents, coolers and ladders.
Penraat, who has hosted 135 guests since February 2012 and could have earned
as much
as $ 118,300 on an annual basis, argued that there was nothing illegal about
renting three of the
apartment's four bedrooms to «roommates,» reports Law360.
To
Rent an apartment all tenants needs to earn 40 times the monthly rent as annual income, if they do nt qualify they need a co-signer earning 80 times that monthly num
Rent an
apartment all tenants needs to earn 40 times the monthly
rent as annual income, if they do nt qualify they need a co-signer earning 80 times that monthly num
rent as annual income, if they do nt qualify they need a co-signer earning 80 times that monthly number.
Furthermore, a study by JPMorgan Chase looked specifically at gig economy workers working for labor platforms — such
as ride - sharing companies — and capital platforms, like temporarily
renting one's
apartment.
I'm totally slowing my pace to RE exposure now
as rents and values have had such an incredible run and the supply is seeing new records with 100s of thousands of new
apartment units hitting the market.
The price of
apartment rental in cities such
as Seattle, San Francisco, and San Jose
Rents are extreme examples of the migration out of high priced areas.
«Many of my friends here
rent furnished
apartments or vacation homes at prices
as low
as $ 300 a month for a one - bedroom furnished
apartment with water, electricity, and Wi - Fi is included,» says Bonnie.
As Jim Gault says of the beach town where he lives, «A few single retired people live here on $ 1,200 a month and they
rent a modest one - or two - bedroom room
apartment for $ 400 to $ 600.
Apartment List is committed to making our
rent estimates the best and most accurate available, and,
as part of our efforts toward that goal, we've recently made some changes to our methodology.
Second, millennials don't really want to buy yet — they prefer
renting apartments with nice amenities,
as do baby boomers who are downsizing, so I think at least the
apartment market could stay stable regardless of how the rest of the economy performs.
If your new home has any detached living units like a basement
apartment, you can also propose to find a tenant and add the estimated
rent as part of your income in the application.
Unlike the
apartment you've
rented throughout college or afterward, you will have ownership costs such
as lawn and home maintenance, property taxes, and homeowner's insurance.
Borrowers can use payment histories on items such
as utility bills, cell phone bills, car insurance bills and
apartment rent to build non-traditional credit.
Instead of wasting time with these frivolous lawsuits, I wish the American Atheists would take issue with employers who require all workers to participate in group prayer (
as one of my former employers did) or landlords who «casually» ask about your religion before they will
rent you an
apartment (that's life in the Bible Belt, eh?).
The fellowship
rents many of these
apartments at below - market rates
as a service to the community.
As long as I've got a warm bed to sleep in, an apartment to call my own (even if it's rented), and a kitchen where I can cook to my heart's content, I'm a happy gir
As long
as I've got a warm bed to sleep in, an apartment to call my own (even if it's rented), and a kitchen where I can cook to my heart's content, I'm a happy gir
as I've got a warm bed to sleep in, an
apartment to call my own (even if it's
rented), and a kitchen where I can cook to my heart's content, I'm a happy girl.
It is more and more difficult for people with families, especially large families, to find an
apartment or home to
rent because no one wants to have children
as neighbours.
That list includes Rep. Chris Gibson (NY - 20), who considers his time in D.C. a «deployment,» and eschews paying
rent on an
apartment or a house while he's in the nation's capital — a place he tries to spend
as little time
as possible in favor of being back in the district with his family and constituents.
She says after all that she did to her own «northern brother»
as she affectionately referred to Mr. Afoko, She was unable to sleep because Mr. Afoko had always been there for her family and herself.She even narrated how Mr. Afoko
rented an
apartment for her at Nima and the numerous monies she had gone to solicit from the man for her own upkeep.
The Assembly also did not use the expiration of those two programs
as a way to strengthen
rent regulations to try to stop the hemorrhage of
rent - stabilized
apartments or put the brakes on mechanisms that landlords use to raise stabilized
rents to unaffordable levels.
As an Assemblyman, he fought against foreclosures, passed historic
rent regulations for New York City, and helped transform empty luxury
apartments into affordable homes for middle - class families.
As one landlord told ProPublica, if a rent - stabilized tenant gets a discount, «it's the same as having a deregulated apartment.&raqu
As one landlord told ProPublica, if a
rent - stabilized tenant gets a discount, «it's the same
as having a deregulated apartment.&raqu
as having a deregulated
apartment.»
The House Ethics Committee investigated him for using a
rent - stabilized
apartment and congressional letterhead for campaign activities
as well
as for failing to disclose personal assets.
Rent - regulated tenants living in Toledano's buildings, organized
as the Toledano Tenant Coalition, have further alleged that the landlord has arbitrarily denied their lease renewals, ordered them to vacate their
apartments, and intimidated them.
They called for the elimination of a loophole that lets landlords boost
rent by 20 percent when tenants vacate a
rent - stabilized
apartment,
as well
as a rule that removes units from
rent regulations once the
rent gets high enough, allowing units to go to market - rate prices.
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As a recent report released by the Assembly documents, more than 10,000
rent - regulated
apartments are lost in our city each year.
In all, he is facing 13 charges, stemming from his solicitations and donations to the Rangel Center of Public Service at City College of NY, errors on his financial disclosure statements, the use of a
rent subsidized
apartment as a campaign office, and failure to report and pay taxes on his Dominican villa.
He called universal pre-kindergarten and
rent freezes for
rent - stabilized
apartments the only two progressive things the mayor has done, criticizing his non-committal stance on providing reduced transit fares
as «regressive.»
Hoylman and Rosenthal's new measure cites recent ProPublica data that found
as many
as 200,000 New York City
apartments that should be
rent - stabilized under law are not.
As cheers and boos echoed through the church, Powell added, «Four
rent controlled
apartments is a slap in the face of this community.»
Rangel, who will now embark on a 21st term, had counted on the loyalty of the Harlem community
as he faces a public trial for allegedly failing to pay taxes on a vacation home in the Dominican Republic, keeping multiple
rent - stabilized
apartments and conducting improper fundraising, among other House ethics charges.
Now, he finally may be able to return to his
apartment as soon
as a year from now after a court decision ordered the building's owner to restore all the
apartments damaged in the blaze and will pay close to the $ 500 in
rent he did before the fire.
Controlling
rent - control (1997):
As old
rent - control protections faced a June 15 expiration, Silver lets the laws expire without ever calling on the lawmakers to debate — then immediately strikes a deal with Republicans to increase
rent hikes on empty stabilized
apartments.
A third would have allowed landlords to evict tenants who voted at the wrong location or filed their tax return with different addresses, on the grounds that their
rent - stabilized
apartments weren't their primary residences,
as required by law.
So Krueger and other senators pushed for repeal of a law, known
as vacancy decontrol, that removed limits on
rent hikes for
apartments where tenants moved out and the
rent exceeded $ 2,000 a month (now $ 2,700).
Gov. Andrew Cuomo bashed the decision
as a «betrayal of the one million tenants living in
rent protected
apartment.»
Airbnb, for its part, has advanced a bill with Brooklyn Assemblyman Joseph Lentol that would ease the state occupancy law to allow for the
renting of
apartments for a less than a month so long
as the host registers the unit with the state.
The details of the so - called «framework» are
as follows: much to the dismay of die - hard tenant - advocates, vacancy decontrol is staying, and landlords will still be allowed to deregulate
apartments when tenants» monthly
rent and annual household income reach certain thresholds.
«Some of us lived in Boys Quarters before we got
apartments because people were asking for N1.5 million
as rent.
Assembly Democrats wanted to strengthen
rent rules so fewer
apartments could become market rate, otherwise known
as the «decontrol threshold.»