Sentences with phrase «renting in a majority»

Last week, housing - data giant RealtyTrac ® released an analysis of fair market rents and median home prices in more than 500 U.S. counties, which shows that buying is still more affordable than renting in the majority of U.S. housing markets.

Home prices have been rising faster than rents in most housing markets, according to Daren Blomquist, senior vice president of communications at ATTOM, so even though buying is more affordable than renting in the majority of U.S. housing markets, that majority is shrinking.

For instance, the monthly cost of owning is less than renting in a majority of cities.

«While buying continues to be more affordable than renting in the majority of U.S. markets, that equation could change quickly if mortgage rates keep rising in 2017,» says Blomquist.

«Although buying is still more affordable than renting in the majority of U.S. housing markets, that majority is shrinking as home price appreciation continues to outpace rental growth in most areas,» said Daren Blomquist, vice president at ATTOM Data Solutions.

«Although buying is still more affordable than renting in the majority of U.S. housing markets, that majority is shrinking as home price appreciation continues to outpace rental growth in most areas,» said ATTOM Data Solutions vice president Daren Blomquist in a press release.

Not exact matches

And because the majority of Eritrean youths were now conscripted in the National Service, any business requiring their labour had to effectively rent them from the government.

In Switzerland, Sweden and other parts of Europe, particularly where rental markets are highly regulated, the majority rents.

And the majority of the people in Harlem renting their homes are local Harlem people who live at or below median income.

The response to one question in particular piqued his interest: A majority of property owners said they were likely to rent or lease an apartment without any assistance.

A vast majority of the properties for sale in the Syracuse market have 2 - 3 bedrooms, so renting one out and putting that rent towards the mortgage makes buying an even better decision.

- Matt Master Distiller * Here are my calculations: If we double our rent and put ourselves at 30 %, where the majority of our neighbors are at, then we would have needed an extra $ 30,000 in income to pay for our rent.

Similarly, majorities in each location believe that commercial property rents would rise, with the largest levels (72 percent) in Denver and Austin.

With Marketplace I think of Amazon as, in a sense, being the mall owner and collecting the majority of a retailer's profit as rent.

The majority of these are rented from a housing company, to which the MoD had sold more than 57,000 properties in 1996.

In a statement obtained by CapTon, Koppell said Biaggi's election «will send a powerful message and take us one step closer to the progressive Democratic majority we deserve — one that passes stronger rent laws, the Dream Act, real campaign finance reform, and the Reproductive Health Act to firmly protect a woman's right to choose in New York.&raquIn a statement obtained by CapTon, Koppell said Biaggi's election «will send a powerful message and take us one step closer to the progressive Democratic majority we deserve — one that passes stronger rent laws, the Dream Act, real campaign finance reform, and the Reproductive Health Act to firmly protect a woman's right to choose in New York.&raquin New York.»

The vast majority of young people live in private rental accommodation — so proposals to impose a cap on rent increases and build 1 million more new homes have obvious appeal.

«I am running to build a real Democratic State Senate majority that finally fully funds our public schools, protects tenants from being thrown out of their homes and strengthens our loophole ridden rent laws, passes badly needed ethics reforms, election reforms and real criminal justice reforms and makes Andrea Stewart - Cousins the first woman Senate Majority Leader, breaking up the so - called «three men in a roommajority that finally fully funds our public schools, protects tenants from being thrown out of their homes and strengthens our loophole ridden rent laws, passes badly needed ethics reforms, election reforms and real criminal justice reforms and makes Andrea Stewart - Cousins the first woman Senate Majority Leader, breaking up the so - called «three men in a roomMajority Leader, breaking up the so - called «three men in a room.»

He said it was impossible for Airbnb to have a material effect on housing prices in the city, as the majority of Airbnb hosts rent only a portion of their home and are using the site to earn a modest supplemental income.

On June 24th, Governor Andrew M. Cuomo, Senate Majority Leader Dean Skelos and Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver announced passage of the greatest expansion of rent regulations in 40 years.

There's less at stake in the next few sessions than in the last one, when the city's rent laws were up for renewal, so REBNY may play a smaller political role than it did in 2014, in which it bankrolled the current GOP majority.

According to Senate Majority Leader Dean Skelos there remain a number of sticking points in the deal on rent regulations and mandate relief.

In New York, a recent analysis from Tom Slee shows that while the majority of New York's Airbnb hosts appear to operate within the state's law, not renting out their entire apartments or secondary properties on a short term basis, almost half of Airbnb's revenue comes from hosts operating outside it.

«There's no policy reason for state senators from around the state to be passing bad housing laws for New York... It just explains why we're in the situation that we're in with rent law and why they open up their piggy bank to hold on to that majority.»

The event was organized by Perkin's successor, freshman Sen. Brian Benjamin (D - Harlem), who said a Democratic majority with Stewart - Cousins in charge would allow for progressive policies related to health care, rent control, education, and ending mass incarceration.

The freshly minted Republican majority in the Senate, also trying to navigate the new order of things in Albany, are likely to use rent laws as leverage to get subsidies.

With the role played by developer Glenwood Management in the federal corruption scandals of both ex-Senate Majority Leader Dean Skelos and ex-Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver, advocates are hoping some rent law reforms could be had.

A repeal of vacancy decontrol is not expected to win few friends in the majority GOP conference as rent control is due to expire on Monday.

But they did collectively benefit from well over $ 1 million from REBNY during the 2014 elections, which spent big to help the Republicans re-take the majority with an eye toward getting a clean extension — in other words, no pro-tenant changes — of the rent laws this year.

«For the vast majority of renting parents, renting isn't a lifestyle choice, yet for many it's putting their children's education, happiness and wellbeing in jeopardy,» said Shelter's chief executive Campbell Robb.

But the fact that Flanagan did not mention the issue in his priority list statement released yesterday was not a good sign, though he has said since ascending to the majority leader's post that he expects both the rent laws and New York City mayoral control, which is also set to sunset next month, will likely be extended before the session's scheduled end on June 17.

Despite last month's announcement on a three - way agreement on the cap, Senate Majority Leader Dean Skelos, R - Nassau County, has signaled concerns in recent days about letting the agreement expire alongside rent control for New York City.

With two days to go before rent control laws in New York City expire, the GOP - led Senate quietly introduced a measure that would temporarily extend the current laws through Friday, a measure that both Gov. Andrew Cuomo's office and the majority Assembly Democrats are yet to have a position on.

With the state's rent regulations set to sunset in June, the Assembly's Democratic majority is firing an opening shot in what is typically a high - profile legislative fight over the future of New York City's approximately 1 million rent - stabilized apartments.

«It's just surreal,» said Jaron Benjamin a week after the conviction of former Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver and on the day of closing arguments in the federal corruption case against former Senate Majority Leader Dean Skelos, knowing that those cases may have been bolstered by work he did years ago in the fight to strengthen the state's rent laws.

The Assembly's Democratic majority supports strengthening the law, while the Republican - led Senate passed legislation that would add income and residency verifications to ensure tenants aren't cheating the system by living in rent - controlled and rent - stabilized apartments they aren't eligible for.

Carl Davis, head of the Grant Houses Tenant Association, said the majority of apartments in the complex are rented by families.

With rent regulation and the expiration of the rent laws also at stake, Jaron Benjamin, executive director of the Metropolitan Council on Housing, told Capital the Republican majority in the Senate was discouraging.

As the 2011 legislative session approached with Skelos in control of the Republican majority in the Senate, rent regulations and the 421 - a tax abatement, a key subsidy for developers, were set to expire

This legislation would have been especially important in Senator Espada's district, which has 77,000 rent - regulated apartments, the majority of which are occupied by Latino and working class families.

Part of the current problem of keeping people in their homes is that a shelter allowance created by the state in 1975 covered the full rents of the vast majority of those on public assistance, but hasn't kept up with the increase in rents over the years, he said.

«Rent stabilized housing remains unaffordable for a majority of tenants living in those units.»

Airbnb's growing influence caused rents to increase significantly in tourist areas and gentrifying neighborhoods in Manhattan and Brooklyn, where the majority of the company's rentals are concentrated, according to a report released on Thursday by the city comptroller's office.

In the 1950s and 60s North East Derbyshire used to return huge Labour majorities and Clay Cross was briefly prominent in the 1970s for a rebellion against implementing increases in council rents which ultimately resulted in the councillors (including David Skinner, the brother of Dennis Skinner) being disqualified and surchargeIn the 1950s and 60s North East Derbyshire used to return huge Labour majorities and Clay Cross was briefly prominent in the 1970s for a rebellion against implementing increases in council rents which ultimately resulted in the councillors (including David Skinner, the brother of Dennis Skinner) being disqualified and surchargein the 1970s for a rebellion against implementing increases in council rents which ultimately resulted in the councillors (including David Skinner, the brother of Dennis Skinner) being disqualified and surchargein council rents which ultimately resulted in the councillors (including David Skinner, the brother of Dennis Skinner) being disqualified and surchargein the councillors (including David Skinner, the brother of Dennis Skinner) being disqualified and surcharged.

Part of the current problem of keeping people in their homes is that a shelter allowance created by the state in 1975 covered the full rents of the vast majority of those on public assistance, but it hasn't kept up with the increase in rents over the years, Hevesi has said.

Property owners, particularly in the City of Buffalo where the vast majority of homes with lead paint are found, need to be responsible for the homes they are renting.

Despite this fact, facilities continue to be a challenge for charter schools in Oakland Unified, with the majority of charter schools spending funding out of their general funds to rent commercial space.

There are roughly 2.4 million people under the age of 50 renting in Canada right now, according to Altus Group — and the vast majority would like to jump into home ownership.

One of the things you'll encounter when trying to rent an apartment is that Albuquerque renters insurance is required by the vast majority of property management companies and landlords in the area.

The majority of our Louisiana customers live in mobile home parks and / or manufactured home communities, where the land is leased or rented.