Sentences with phrase «than apartment tenants»

Single family home tenants are 25 percent more likely than apartment tenants to stay in their current homes five years or longer, suggesting that demand for single family homes, the fastest growing rental category, will be more stable than multi-family demand.

Not exact matches

Hundreds of tenants in Toronto's Parkdale neighbourhood, for example, have been withholding payments for more than two months to protest steep rent hikes in apartments meant to be rent - controlled.

Co-sponsoring Eggman's bill was the California Solar Energy Industries Association, which notes the challenge of installing solar panels on any multi-unit apartment building is far greater than on a single - family home, especially for a building housing low - income tenants.

At 10:30 a.m., Brooklyn Borough President Eric Adams will visit tenants at NYCHA's Albany Houses in Crown Heights with gubernatorial candidate and actress Cynthia Nixon, spotlighting chronic issues facing public housing in Brooklyn, a borough that is home to 99 developments with more than 58,000 apartments, 1414 Bergen St.

They «included the creation of a Tenant Protection Unit that protects rents from unscrupulous landlords and returned more than 37,000 unlawfully deregulated apartments to rent regulation.

Mr. Rangel spoke to the Observer shortly after addressing a rally for more tenant - friendly rent stabilization — including the elimination of preferential rents, preventing landlords from removing vacant apartments from the rent control program and making charges for major capital improvements temporary rather than a permanent — in his native Harlem.

The Tenant Protection Unit has returned more than 41,000 New York City apartments to rent regulation.

The landlord claimed it was done after several instances of non-payment, which the tenants dispute; but ultimately, it led to the tenants leaving the apartment they'd occupied for more than five years.

The Rent Guidelines Board says most tenants in rent - stabilized apartments spend more than 30 percent of their income on rent and utilities, which is the federal standard for affordable housing.

During the last four years, the TPU has successfully returned 50,000 improperly deregulated apartments in NYC to rent regulation and restored more than $ 2.25 million in overcharged rent to tenants.

This would make it easier for the union - and hotel - friendly de Blasio administration to crack down on apartments rented for fewer than 30 days without the primary tenant present.

A bevy of NYC elected leaders joined tenant groups outside City Hall to demand the state government bolster protections for tenants of more than one million apartments across the five boroughs.

The letter demands an end to something known as vacancy decontrol, under which landlords can take empty apartments out of the system when the next tenant would pay more than $ 2,500 in rent.

The rent law, which restricts rent increases for more than 2 million tenants in 1 million apartments in and around New York City, expired Monday at midnight after the Senate and the Assembly failed to reach a compromise.

The House NY initiative works in tandem with the HCR Office of Rent Administration's vigorous efforts to protect more than two million rent - regulated tenants, and HCR's Tenant Protection Unit which proactively audits and investigates landlord wrongdoing and has returned more than 40,000 New York City apartments to rent regulation.

Singer found that the complex's management kept some apartments vacant for as long as four years, which means the complex missed out on more than $ 400,000 in lost rent that could have been used to pay bills and offset the need for a steep rent hike, tenants say.

Among those alleged «loopholes» are vacancy decontrol — which lets landlords to remove a unit from the rent stabilization program if the tenant dies or relocates — major capital improvement rules, which allows for permanent rent increases to pay for renovations and the preferential rent system, which permits landlords to charge a tenant less than the legally regulated rate for an apartment.

Here's some footage of a press conference held earlier today at which more than 100 tenants of a Glenville apartment complex turned out to rally in support of a management company AG Andrew Cuomo has accused of discriminating against blacks.

The laws govern how much landlords can charge for more than 1 million apartments in New York City and affects more than 2 million tenants.

For more than a year, Mayor de Blasio concealed from the public and 400,000 public housing tenants, the city Housing Authority's failure to perform legally mandated lead - paint inspections in thousands of apartments.

Landlords saw that it was far more lucrative to rent to tourists than to operate a rent - controlled apartment, so they started pushing tenants out to make room for transients, Brewer and Quinn said.

The rent rules, which expired Monday, cover more than 2 million tenants in rent - controlled and rent - stabilized apartments in and around New York City.

«The mayor's unfortunate proposal for the new 421 - a tax subsidy, which was made even worse by Albany, will cost the City far more than the old program while barely increasing the requirement to build affordable apartments, and failing to offer basic protections for many tenants.

That allowed landlords to start charging market rates for rent - regulated apartments leasing for more than $ 2,500 — provided that the apartments had become vacant, or that the tenants in them earned more than $ 200,000 a year for two consecutive years.

The rent regulation bill appears to be more favorable to landlords than to tenant activists because it makes no changes to the process of vacancy decontrol, by which apartments are unregulated when their monthly rent crosses a certain threshold.

In recent inspections of 4,200 public housing apartments with possible lead paint and tenants with a child under age 6, more than half were found to have damaged paint.

Silver stood with tenants and other political officials on the steps of City Hall to unveil a report called «The New Housing Emergency,» which shows that the city is losing more than 10,000 rent - protected apartments each year.

I got up this morning feeling more energised than usually so I'm off to a good start of getting my errands in order and also cleaning the apartment since the 1st showing to new tenants is today and I want to leave a good impression on the landlord as well since he's still holding our «deposit» money that we gave him a year ago in case that we somehow make big damages in this apartment so then they would take that money to compensate the «loss».

A former assistant property manager at a Pasadena apartment complex has been accused of stealing more than $ 90,000 in tenants» rent checks, leading to her Trading for a place in Hollywood?

Shameless, Season 8, Episode 6: Fiona has to enter one of her tenant's apartments due to a leak, and finds much more than she expected.

For a film mainly guided, stylistically, by feeling more than by thought, Wong Kar - wai's In the Mood for Love opens rather pragmatically: A simple exchange in an apartment hallway between a landlord and her two prospective tenants, Mrs. Chan (Maggie Cheung) and Mr. Chow (Tony Leung Chiu Wai), introduces the principal elements of what is, in essence, a straightforward story of star - crossed lovers and their unconsummated relationship — a romance thwarted as much by tragic circumstance as by the story's central cinematic contrivance.

This is especially for a community (part of the zip code of 11436) in which 69 percent of residents own their homes (higher than the national average of 66 percent) and (along with apartment tenants, through their rents) pay hefty Big Apple property taxes to finance district operations.

An apartment with a renting tenant may need his or her own renters insurance policy if the entrance to the living quarters is different than the one to the main house, or if the renter is not related to the named insured.

If the apartment is in a building that was converted from rental housing, no insurance may be provided under Section 234 (c) unless: (1) the potential co-buyer or buyer was a tenant of that rental housing; (2) the conversion occurred more than one year before the application for insurance; or (3) the conversion of the property is sponsored by a tenant's organization that represents a majority of the households in the project.

These apartments are a bit cheaper than student houses but usually host eight to 12 tenants.

Rather than breaking a lease outright, many tenants choose to sublet the apartment for the time that the no longer wish to leave there until the lease has expired.

(I understand there's disagreement about what that means, that things are more complicated than just that phrase, and etc.) So, theoretically, can an apartment «infringe» on other constitutional rights as well, such as freedom of speech, as long as it's in the lease, and the tenant signs?

Unless the rent prices don't increase or the market isn't hot, doesn't it imply that a Bay Area tenant is pretty much guaranteed that their total expenses for premature contract termination with a corporate apartment complex (on - premises leasing office etc) will not be more than something like about 2 weeks worth of rent?

According to a Zillow analysis of 2015 rental data, tenants who moved to a new apartment that prior year paid an average of $ 3,946 more in rent than tenants staying in the same unit for five years or more.

An apartment with a renting tenant may need his or her own renters insurance policy if the entrance to the living quarters is different than the one to the main house, or if the renter is not related to the named insured.

Maybe that's because occupants of single - family rentals tend to stay longer than apartment dwellers do; one Oakland - based company specializing in single - family rentals finds that on average, their tenants stay in a rental for about three years and that tenancies of five or six years are not uncommon.

Residential developers have bought up land around the center to build 250 - 350 apartment units and more than 100 townhouses by 2004... Atlanta's Camp Creek Marketplace is outperforming the expectations of tenants and its developer North American Properties.

Be firm in requiring proper documentation, but there's not much you can do after than until you can demonstrate that other tenants are negatively affected (ie allergic and having symptoms) or the animals are doing damage to the apartment.

management - intensive — Gilbert, for one, notes that the most complicated asset in the commercial real estate universe is the regional mall — student housing requires greater capital reserves than do traditional apartment buildings because the tenants are essentially teenagers who are more likely to damage property and are prone to move out on an annual basis.

Many municipalities charge up to 2.5 times more tax for a purpose built apartment buildings than for a single family home but this is transparent to the tenant.

From Mass Legal Help online: «When landlords rent apartments to new tenants, sometimes they try to get more money than just the rent.

In situations where the credit is a little lower than we'd like but the income is good we usually ask for 2 months security and if the tenant really wants the apartment they usually pay it.

Detached single family homes attract a better quality of tenant than apartments or rental condos.

Tenant Retention — Tenants typically stay in a single - family home longer than tenants renting an apartment or multi-familTenants typically stay in a single - family home longer than tenants renting an apartment or multi-familtenants renting an apartment or multi-family unit.

In 2017, the Census Bureau couldn't even locate enough dilapidated apartments to count — but did find a median asking rent of $ 1,875, 30 % higher than what a typical existing tenant pays.