Sentences with phrase «remain in your rental unit»

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In a housing report published in February, the Center City District concluded that while the record number of new rental units completed last year may slightly outpace demand, «The fundamentals of the homeownership market likely will remain very strong.&raquIn a housing report published in February, the Center City District concluded that while the record number of new rental units completed last year may slightly outpace demand, «The fundamentals of the homeownership market likely will remain very strong.&raquin February, the Center City District concluded that while the record number of new rental units completed last year may slightly outpace demand, «The fundamentals of the homeownership market likely will remain very strong.»

Since 2007, 14 rental housing companies (3,666 units) have refinanced and committed to remain in the Mitchell - Lama program.

GM's Retail Sales Rise for 12th Consecutive Month Driven by Chevrolet, Buick and GMC Chevrolet remains the industry's fastest - growing full - line brand of 2016 with retail sales up 4 percent in April Buick's retail sales up 13 percent; GMC retail sales up 5 percent Commercial deliveries up for 30th consecutive month Daily rental deliveries down nearly 18,000 units, or 39 percent DETROIT — General Motors (NYSE: GM) delivered 200,656 vehicles in April to individual or «retail» customers, up 3 percent year - over-year, driven by an 13 percent increase at Buick, 5 percent increase at GMC and a 4 percent increase at Chevrolet.

Stays of less than a month in secondary units such as investment condos or structures like boats and trailers must remain illegal, in an effort to bring at least 1,000 homes back into the rental market, he said.

This field is used to help calculate the net benefit of remaining in your home or rental unit during the time period selected.

In this instance, Florida law prevents a landlord from recovering possession of the rental unit except when the last remaining tenant dies, personal property remains on the premises, rent is unpaid, at least 60 days have passed after a tenant's death, and the landlord has not been notified in writing of a probate estate or the name of a personal representative appointed by the CourIn this instance, Florida law prevents a landlord from recovering possession of the rental unit except when the last remaining tenant dies, personal property remains on the premises, rent is unpaid, at least 60 days have passed after a tenant's death, and the landlord has not been notified in writing of a probate estate or the name of a personal representative appointed by the Courin writing of a probate estate or the name of a personal representative appointed by the Court.

With a need for more affordable rental units for the millennials and gen Z, multifamily housing prospects remain strong, especially in secondary markets like Pittsburgh, Salt Lake City and Fort Lauderdale.

In that case, would the remaining units become rental and what would be the risk to existing unit owners, particularly with respect to the common area?