Sentences with phrase «renting for many»

«We can talk about building hundreds of thousands of new affordable housing units, but if we're losing the same housing units on the other side, then we have a zero - sum game,» said Mr. Stringer, recalling a report by his office that discovered the loss of 400,000 units renting for $ 1,000 or less over the past 12 years.

New tenants pay market rate, with one - bedroom apartments going for $ 3,650 to $ 4,500 and two - bedrooms renting for $ 4,750 to $ 6,500.

That $ 2.5 million redevelopment, partly subsidized by the city, is to have its grand opening in late February as Wicker Park Place, a project with 112 units renting for $ 285 to $ 340 a month for low - and moderate - income residents.

With all but one of their items renting for less than $ 100 per week, you can make sure your guests have everything they need.

We've been renting for a few years now, and every spring I get motivated to clear out an existing garden bed to make room for some vegetable plants.

Our analysis shows that the lack of savings by millennials, combined with the extreme shortage in affordable entry - level homes, means that a large share of millennials may be stuck renting for years.

Have you thought about pulling out some of your equity in your condo since it is renting for so high?

Nearly three - quarters of millennials said they are renting for financial reasons, up from 59 % two years ago.

Rentals in Nicaragua are also highly affordable, with a furnished apartment within a short walk of the beach renting for $ 400 a month or less.

That may be due to income growth and the fact that millennials have been renting for a longer period of time than previous generations, putting them higher up on the pay scale.

Coverage is primary when renting for business purposes and provides reimbursement up to the actual cash value of the vehicle for theft and collision damage for most cars in the U.S. and abroad.

«If you'd rather be able to call a landlord to handle issues when they arise, you may be better off renting for now,» says Certified Financial Planner John Piershale of Piershale Financial Group in Crystal Lake, Illinois.

Still, many people factor in an ownership premium — the amount they'd pay over and above the cost of renting for the freedom, stability and simple bragging rights of having their own place.

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.

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

All productions filmed at Raleigh Studios are required to lease Hollywood Rentals gear; the site also includes a supply store and three screening rooms available to rent for postproduction chores like voice - over services or private viewings.

«Go down and rent for a few months and see how you really adjust.»

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 deducted.

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.

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.

Regardless, Corcoran rented it for $ 360 a month, meaning she took home a $ 360 commission check, she tells Raz: «I made exactly what the monthly rental was.»

Giffuni gave her a listing to try to rent for $ 330 a month.

Where a true two - bedroom might rent for $ 2,500 to $ 2,800, converting it to a three - bedroom can bring in $ 3,100 to $ 3,400 a month.

«There's really no comparison, because Obama's campaign didn't even have a headquarters in 2009 and 2010,» said a former DNC official, when asked whether the party ever paid the rent for Obama's campaign headquarters.

Most of Zappos's executives have rented apartments on the same floor; a dozen other Zappos employees have also moved into the building, in which a two - bedroom apartment rents for about $ 1,600 a month.

«Rent for our first office was $ 6,000 per month — and we didn't have revenue yet!

The asking rents for the ground floor space are $ 350 a square foot, and the blended asking rent for the entire space is about $ 110 a square foot, he said.

If your home would rent for $ 4,000 a month, the implicit tax break you get is a lot bigger than someone living in a home that would cost $ 1,000 a month.

According to the website Rent Jungle, the average rent for a one - bedroom apartment in San Francisco is just under $ 3,100.

President Donald Trump talked to embattled Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Scott Pruitt on Monday evening, the White House says, following reports that the EPA chief is under review for paying cheap rent for a Washington apartment linked to an energy lobbyist.

Asking rent for Twitter's available space is listed as negotiable, and four spaces are up for grabs: three blocks are each about 35,000 square feet and a fourth space is nearly 79,000 square feet.

Generated new leasing spreads of 15.6 %, representing the sixteenth consecutive quarter that the rental rate for new leases increased by more than 10 % over the prior rent for the comparable space.

For inventory, we are partnering with small to medium - size businesses, some of which already rent and others that are looking to rent for the first time.

For example, Zumper cites the average rent for a one - bedroom apartment at $ 1,680 per month, which easily can break the shoestring budget of someone starting a small business.

The median rent for a one - bedroom apartment in the city is $ 3,370, according to the May 2017 Zumper National Rent Report, making it hard to even survive paycheck to paycheck.

It's like David Brower used to say — to pay my rent for living on the planet.»

If the wrong term is selected, a tenant will likely end up paying more in rent for a space that doesn't work for the company than what was saved by paring 5 percent from the asking rental rate.

«I usually encourage people to rent for longer, because you want to have as much time as possible to make the purchase go successfully,» he said.

This Sag Harbor home is on the market for $ 11 million, but it can also be rented for $ 400K for the summer.

The numbers are based on the effective rate, which includes landlord concessions such as free rent for the first month.

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.

Chic startups like Rent the Runway and The Black Tux have changed the rental game, offering high - end tuxedos and dresses to rent for a set period of time.

The RNC has spent more than $ 290,000 since September on rent for Trump's campaign and salary for Vice President Mike Pence's nephew.

The average rent for an apartment in San Francisco is $ 4,023 a month, according to the Cost of Living Index.

The $ 500,000 home would rent for $ 3000 a month, easy.

Most people rent for way too long.

Knowing that a 2 bedroom apartment rents for about $ 1.00 per foot, people are flocking to 3 bedroom 2 bath 2 car garage detached homes with a yard that presents so much more for much less.

I did the math, and to be comparing apples with apples I took my hypothetical income after California taxes (I am paying higher rent for at least a part of my tax benefit after all) and I get to a post - tax / personal savings rate (excl.