The state Legislature's session was scheduled to end today, but lawmakers are still in Albany as negotiations
continue over the rent controls for New York City.
Not exact matches
With refinances and rising
rents, it has
continued to go up
over the years.
Conditions in the office market
continued to be soft
over the first half of the year, with the national vacancy rate rising and effective office
rents declining.
Bills for issues ranging from
rent control for New York City and the surrounding area, as well as a $ 1.3 billion property tax rebate program, a real - estate tax abatement and mayoral control for New York City schools are yet to be printed as language
continues to be haggled
over.
For example, while he has given more to the Erie County Republican Party — $ 61,650
over three years — Paladino has
continued to write checks to the Erie County Democratic Committee, to which he used to
rent office space in Ellicott Square.
New York City
rents rose faster than inflation
over the past three years,
continuing a housing squeeze that has been particularly felt by lower - income tenants and shows no signs of abating, new figures from the Census Bureau show.
NEW YORK (CBSNewYork / AP)-- Negotiations
over the renewal of New York City's now - expired
rent regulations will
continue through the weekend and into next week, as New York state lawmakers struggle to strike a deal that would revive the rules and bring a difficult legislative session to a close.
«Albany is
continuing its session as we speak,» Mr. de Blasio said, a theme he returned to
over and
over as reporters pressed him on
rent regulation, the 421a tax credit, mayoral control of city schools, and other issues Gov. Andrew Cuomo, a fellow Democrat, indicated that state leaders had settled yesterday.
Many of the organizations at the rally have been aligned with both the mayor and the speaker — a former member of NYCC now serves as Ms. Mark - Viverito's senior adviser — but are now expressing concern
over the potential for Mr. de Blasio's plan to displace longtime residents as
rents and land prices
continue to rise.
As previously reported, start - up technology firms
continue to set up shop all
over Union Square, despite
rents in the area remaining significantly higher than in other neighborhoods, such as the Financial District.
Now Willis is 62, and while he
continues to find regular work (10 film credits
over the last three years), he is no longer one of the biggest movie stars in the world — but he rarely if ever phones it in, even when the vehicle he's driving is a low -
rent knockoff.
I then tackled my other loans and
continued the process of prioritizing the highest interest and where I had some additional money left
over after bills /
rent, I paid some of the difference towards my loans.
«With a 30 - year fixed rate mortgage, you'll have the certainty & stability of knowing what your mortgage payment will be for the next 30 years — unlike
rents which will
continue to rise
over the next three decades.»
The more you expect a home to appreciate in value, the more sense it makes to purchase the home
over continuing to
rent.
At the end of the 6 months, the tenant
continues to live at the property - can the landlord now increase the
rent, as the fixed term is
over?
While they'll
continue renting, the plan is to buy a $ 500,000 house in 2019, when Simon takes
over part of his father's medical clinic in Hamilton, Ont., and starts earning $ 150,000, after taxes annually.
Halliwells» ex-partners are set for
continued talks
over the firm's # 4m outstanding
rent liabilities after failing to reach an agreement during the first round of mediation.
You also want to consider future monthly expenses that will have to be
continued to be paid after your gone such as your mortgage or
rent payments, plus day to day living expenses which should be extended
over a period of time.
«Many of the metros at the top of our list have these two common characteristics: strong job growth, and residents who prefer
renting over homeownership as median home prices remain relatlively high and the cost of mortgage debt
continues to increase,» explains Steve Hovland, director of research at HomeUnion.
Many Torontonians will
continue to see the benefit of owning versus
renting, especially
over the long term with our growing population and dwindling housing supply.
This provides further evidence that the increased propensity to
rent that we have seen
over the past 10 years is both broad - based and is likely to
continue into the future.»
The level of demand we have seen
over the past several years has significantly reduced the amount of available space, and these declining vacancy rates have driven an upward trend in
rent growth, which we expect to
continue for the foreseeable future.
Note that we are not saying that real estate fundamentals will
continue to improve indefinitely for Houston multifamily: for a variety of reasons unrelated to low energy prices, we have already been forecasting a rise in vacancies and a moderation in
rent growth
over the next five years.
And while they have
continue to see the highest
rent growth
over the past few years, the average price per bed is only averaging $ 17 more than properties located more than one mile from campus.
After a slowdown in deliveries helped the Triangle's occupancy and
rent growth results get back on track in 2015,
continued fairly moderate new supply in 2016 is one of the influences pointing to another year of revenue growth in the range of 4 % to 5 %
over the near term.
If prices
continue rising at 12 percent, year -
over-year, housing will be
over valued relative to
rents in the next few months and relative to incomes in early 2015.
If
rents in these cities
continue to increase
over the next few years, buying may become a more sensible medium - term option for those who have the cash to cover closing costs and a down - payment.
Over a third of the nation's households now
rent, while home ownership
continues to decline.
Of the 118,208,250 households in the United States,
over 43 million are renter - occupied, a number which
continues to rise as younger generations increasingly choose to
rent instead of buy.
More households have been choosing to
rent over buying in 2015, and this trend will
continue in 2016.
«It's clear that occupancy rates have established a pattern of trending sideways
over this past year, while the pace of year -
over-year
rent growth
continues to slow,» says Michael Hargrave, vice president of NIC MAP, which tracks properties in the nation's top 31 metropolitan statistical areas (MSAs) to compile the results.
While vacancy rates were on the decline
over the past year (from 5.60 per cent in the fourth quarter of 2007 to 4.50 per cent in 2008) and
rents continued to escalate ($ 21.36 to $ 22.90 per sq. ft. for the same period), softening demand due to weak economic conditions and the expected supply of several million square feet of new office space will pose challenges for some of the prestigious towers in Toronto's financial district during 2009 and 2010.
The single - family rental market has
continued to blossom
over the years, with millennials opting to
rent as opposed to buy.
Will office
rents in the fourth quarter of 2018 be (a) less than 2.0 percent higher than in the fourth quarter of 2017 (the odds of
continued sluggish
rent gains are 30 percent); (b) rise a bit faster to be 2.0 percent to 3.0 percent higher (40 percent chance); or (c) accelerate to more than 3.0 percent
over the prior year (30 percent chance)?
«Without an increase in the number of available rental units
over the next few years, particularly where demand for rental housing is high,
rents will
continue to increase.
However, industrial experts project
rent and occupancy increases will moderate during 2016 - 17, due to a rise in new construction, which increased by nearly 14.0 percent last year to 150.5 million sq. ft.. In a recent report, real estate services firm CBRE noted it expects construction to
continue to ramp up
over the next two years, though it will remain under the 10 - year high of 213.5 million sq. ft. delivered in 2006.