Renting in a sentence

Of 119 respondents to the survey, 59 per cent are renting as they are unable to afford their own home, while 12 per cent are renting as they are unable to access social housing.

Using the table below, we learn that condo prices are the cheapest they’ve been since 2018 relative to the cost of renting, which may very well be due to high mortgage rates pushing more demand towards renting and away from buying condos.

Nationwide, three times as many people are renting RVs this summer, according to the RV renting service RVshare.

There are six one-bedrooms renting for $1,975/month and three two-bedrooms renting for $2,250/month.

Of those, buying was a better deal than renting in only two, or just under 13 percent — making renting cheaper in more than 87 percent of the Colorado counties.

The Street Furniture segment is involved in advertising in shopping malls; renting street furniture; selling and renting equipment; and the provision of cleaning, maintenance, and other services.

A 2018 analysis by Homes.com found that in some cities, a homeowner could make enough money to cover a monthly mortgage payment by renting out a room just four or five nights per month.

A bill pending before the state Legislature would ban "foreign adversaries" from owning, leasing or renting critical infrastructure or farmland.

Also, they will sign a contract for the renting.

And in true Bachelor fashion, someone had to show up in a vehicle that wasn’t the limo, and Christina took the opportunity by renting out a party bus.

Angela Chou was renting a unit inside the Langara Gardens building in South Vancouver when, on Nov. 14, 2017, something made contact with the light bulb of a lamp in her living room and sparked a fire.

Another €133,184 was spent on hotels and renting an office in Montenegro, where Vitals intended to next set up shop and where it appeared ready to replicate the ‘Malta hospitals model’.

Anything to do with hosting events or renting the quad is dealt with through residence life.

As well they raised £128 pounds for the Glen Innes Hospital and established and furnished the first Country Women's Association Club, in Glen Innes, renting a cottage on the corner of Wentworth Street and East Avenue.

Because mid-term renters are usually renting for a month or more, you avoid the bulk of these short-term renter rules.

By October 2019, I was renting a room in a health and well-being clinic and within three weeks of opening my new business and advertising on Google ads, I was fully booked.

Campaigners striving to save the 65-acre Foxlease site have formed a charitable incorporated organisation (CIO) in the hope of buying or renting the facility and keeping it open.

Campaigns have even started in their home country to cover the rent and expenses of the house they are currently renting in Antalya.

Combined with interviews with renters, Better Renting collates this data to understand what it’s like to live in rentals.

Consider borrowing or renting some furniture while the property is on the market if it is not being lived in.