«There are
an increasing number of renters in the U.S..
An increasing number of renters believe it will be more affordable to rent than to own in the future.
As property values begin to rebound from the recession, it is reasonable to expect that there will be
an increasing number of renters paying higher rents to landlords.
That accessibility is a key part of
increasing the number of renters who are covered.
However, other important demographic forces are also at work; empty nesters are downsizing to low - maintenance rental properties such as townhomes and have
increased the number of renters by 4.3 million since the start of the decade.
This trend is powerful in its own right and has
increased the number of renters by over 1 million since the beginning of the decade.
Not exact matches
«People want to know why the Christy Clark government has not acted to protect
renters and
increase the
number of rental homes in this overheated property market.
In an email to supporters, WFP State Director Bill Lipton points out there's a
number of things the party is behind in the new budget, including a
renters tax credit, funding for pre-Kindergarten programs and
increased support for child care.
Right now, only forty - four percent
of renters are covered and we're on a mission to
increase that
number in 2018.
We don't have exact
numbers yet, but we do know that only forty - four percent
of Americans have
renters insurance, and the
numbers do not
increase significantly at higher socioeconomic levels, That means the residents
of this property are no more likely to have had Avalon at Edgewater
renters insurance than residents
of any other property.
As homeowners associations in planned communities in and around Huntington have
increased in prevalence, the
number of renters has somewhat
increased as well.
Since forty - four percent
of Americans now have
renters insurance, a significant
increase from the last time the
number was studied, clearly education is playing a vital role in American's perception
of renters insurance.
That's why we're working to
increase the
number of insured American
renters to 40 %
of renters insured by the end
of 2017, and beyond!
Thinking about ways to
increase use
of the card, a
number of months ago the nyt ran an article about how amex allows
renters to charge their rent.
Effective Coverage is committed to
increasing the
number of covered
renters to 40 percent by the end
of the year.
Only about forty - four percent
of people have New York
Renters Insurance, and that
number needs to
increase.
One
of the reasons that the
number of insured
renters is
increasing is a focus on education.
Many
of these areas with concentrated
renters also have concentrations
of students,
increasing the
number who rent.
That's why Effective Coverage works to
increase the
number of insured
renters.
Effective Coverage, the nation's only full service insurance provider dedicated solely to
renters, is working to increase the number of covered renters through the 2017 Renters Insurance Cha
renters, is working to
increase the
number of covered
renters through the 2017 Renters Insurance Cha
renters through the 2017
Renters Insurance Cha
Renters Insurance Challenge.
forty - four percent
of Americans have
renters insurance, and that
number is
increasing every day.
We intend to
increase the
number to 40 percent by the end
of 2017, through the Effective Coverage 2017
Renters Insurance Challenge.
As a result, while the percentage
of renters living in market rate apartments with
renters insurance has
increased over the past five years that
number has not
increased substantially in subsidized housing.
Effective Coverage is committed to
increasing the
number of covered
renters to 40 percent by the end
of the year.
Since forty - four percent
of Americans now have
renters insurance, a significant
increase from the last time the
number was studied, clearly education is playing a vital role in American's perception
of renters insurance.
Right now, only forty - four percent
of renters are covered and we're on a mission to
increase that
number in 2018.
Only about forty - four percent
of people have New York
Renters Insurance, and that
number needs to
increase.
Many
of these areas with concentrated
renters also have concentrations
of students,
increasing the
number who rent.
A
number of these
renters are university students in cities across the state, but that doesn't completely account for the
increase.
While nationwide, only forty - four percent
of American
renters have
renters insurance, that
number increases as income
increases.
Right now forty - four percent
of Americans have
renters insurance and that
number needs to
increase.
While forty - four percent
of Americans have
renters insurance, that
number needs to
increase and, in line with our core values, we believe that education is the best way to make that happen.
With home prices still out
of reach for many people, the
number of renters has
increased in West Virginia.
That's why we're working to
increase the
number of insured American
renters to 40 %
of renters insured by the end
of 2017, and beyond!
That's why Effective Coverage works to
increase the
number of insured
renters.
While an
increasing number of landlords and building management companies require tenants to have
renters insurance, most people are not required to purchase it and decide to forego buying a policy — which is widely ill - advised.
The
number of renters is steadily
increasing.
Only forty - four percent
of renters have coverage, but Effective Coverage is working to
increase that
number by making coverage accessible.
As a result, while the percentage
of renters living in market rate apartments with
renters insurance has
increased over the past five years that
number has not
increased substantially in subsidized housing.
Effective Coverage, the nation's only full service insurance provider dedicated solely to
renters, is working to increase the number of covered renters through the 2017 Renters Insurance Cha
renters, is working to
increase the
number of covered
renters through the 2017 Renters Insurance Cha
renters through the 2017
Renters Insurance Cha
Renters Insurance Challenge.
forty - four percent
of Americans have
renters insurance, and that
number is
increasing every day.
We intend to
increase the
number to 40 percent by the end
of 2017, through the Effective Coverage 2017
Renters Insurance Challenge.
Despite U.S. population growth
of roughly 1 percent per year, the
number of owner households has held steady, in the range
of 75 million since 2007, while the
number of renter households has
increased from 35 million in 2007 to nearly 40 million today.
What's more, the
number of low - income households eligible for federal rental housing assistance grew by 3.8 million between 1993 and 2013, but the figure for assisted
renters only
increased 532,000 — meaning the
number of renters qualified to receive assistance fell to 26 percent, from 29 percent.
Those
numbers provide a good sense
of how
increasing rents may be a little easier in the Midwest in the future, especially when one considers the region's sizable segment
of «
renters by choice» who have the capacity and willingness to pay more for a quality product and cutting - edge amenities.
That percentage could well
increase as the
number of renter households is at an all - time high and projected to
increase faster than the new households purchasing homes.
Meanwhile, as it remains difficult to access financing to purchase housing, the middle class won't necessarily be poised to leave renting for ownership, despite the
increase in incomes, and the
number of renters is expected to keep climbing over the next couple of years, says Anthony Cazazian, chief investment officer at property management firm Renters War
renters is expected to keep climbing over the next couple
of years, says Anthony Cazazian, chief investment officer at property management firm
Renters War
Renters Warehouse.
As noted earlier, the
number of renters has
increased dramatically in the last decade.
On the contrary, while homeownership may be slowly on the rise, experts predict the
number of renter households is likely to continue to
increase at a healthy clip, driving up the need for additional supply.
As more foreclosed homes in hard - hit neighborhoods are filled with
renters, an
increasing number of everyday buyers will grow interested in owning, said Ivy Zelman, chief executive
of Zelman & Associates, a New York housing research firm.