“Anger about rents is on the rise, ” says Mr Schulz.
Pork - barrel politicians hand out rents to win votes and influence people.
Currently, young man a trait of in more and more HengYang City moves away a home, oneself rents a house.
In high season a hut next to Vernardino Club de Mar offers lessons and rents out regular and wide boards and kayaks by the hour.
This privileged residential neighborhood has faced many changing moments: a revolution war in the early 20th century, two destructive earthquakes -1957 and 1985 -, and frozen rents for over 50 years.
If the average price-to-rents ratio is calculated from 1990 onwards, Spain’s market is overvalued by 24%, rather than the 55% shown in the table (based on figures from 1975).
Hard landlords racked us with high rents.
The rental shop is all out so he rents an Armadillo costume instead.
Transaction rents results in the emergence of exchange and the division of labor because of human nature of self - interest.
Indeed, as Gregory Clark shows in a Farewell to Alms, real wages increased, interest rates stayed nearly constant, and rents on land also stayed almost unchanged.
"My husband, for instance, just sees to collecting rents in spring and autumn or escorting the young gentlemen in his spare time, while all I do is accompany the ladies on their outings."
This apartment rents cheaply.
Home prices should therefore reflect the rents that tenants pay.
With office rents likely to rise, real-estate investment trusts could be good options, some analysts say.
However, Simon Lo, director of research for property firm Colliers International, says higher rents are not likely to hurt Hong Kong's ability to attract businesses.
When finishing their posting in China, foreign journalists should notify in advance the Information Department or local FAOs, go through departure procedures and nullify the Press Card and make sure that they have paid all taxes, rents and other due expenses.
The ratio of house prices to rents is 65% above its historical average in Norway.
And though rents are rising in some niche areas, mainly in the city centre, they're falling elsewhere.
Hong Kong is a different matter. Its notoriously volatile market is booming again, even though the price-to-rents ratio is already more than 50% above its historical average.
Admittedly, this strips out the effects of share dividends and imputed rents, which favour property.
The deceleration in prices of rents and other services already is in place, thanks to slack in the housing market and the nation's 9.7% unemployment rate.
She declaimed against the high rents in slums.
These people have also to pay tax rice as prescribed for diem, which are even higher than the taxes and rents put together paid by ordinary fanners or tenants.
In Times Square rents asked for retail space have doubled in the past year. Office vacancy rates have declined.
Compromises reached with the government have given the Learned Societies security of tenure at affordable rents.
Although rents are still enticingly low they have risen fast (by roughly 20% between 2007 and 2010). Housing subsidies to poor families are not keeping pace.
That year, permanent rents got MOP 5,000 and non-permanent rents MOP 3,000.
With vacancy rates high, rents may slow.
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