51. The Administration explained that the rental market softened appreciably during the time greeting card and related operations vacated its former office space resulting in lower rental market value at the time the lease agreement with the sub tenant was signed.

In 2001, the average gross rent (the total of all payments for rent and utilities, including electricity, oil, gas, coal, wood or other fuels, water and other municipal services) for all non farm, non reserve rental dwellings was 649 per month.

Private rental housing 19 per cent

(b) Construction of rental housing.

There is a flourishing new housing rental market in cities across Sweden, Svenska Dagbladet recently reported.

In Australia, single mothers face discrimination in the rental market and workplace.

Act No. 93 of 1973 permits a woman to enter into a lease to acquire a rental unit without any limitation, provided she has the necessary financial resources.

Leasing housing is also a part of the Icelandic social housing system.

Rented or leased

14. Rental of vehicles

When the number of rooms in the new housing unit is bigger than the housing need of the Lessee as in article 5 of the Housing Rent Law, then it suffices only to provide a housing unit conforming to the norms. quot

Land leases

Contingent owned vehicles

Hire costs

The rental and cooperative housing stock consists primarily of multifamily buildings.

Often, the lease is a financial lease as opposed to an operating lease (see para. 27 for a definition of both terms).

Wet lease, for the period from 15 April to 31 May 1998.

Japan s vacation home boom of the 1980 s has largely fizzled with its collapsing stock market and urban land market. But even there, the market for vacation homes remains hot in places like Karuizawa, Lake Kawaguchi, and Hakone.

(4) if the land is leased, the enterprise shall use it by leasing, the rent shall be determined by referring to the loan interest rate of the banks in the same period and shall be provisioned in the leasing contract.

A financial lease is to be distinguished from what is usually called an operating lease . Under an operating lease, the leased property is expected to have a remaining useful life at the end of the lease term and the lessee does not have an option to purchase the leased property at the end of the lease term for a nominal price, nor is title to the leased property transferred to the lessee automatically at the end of the lease term.

Commercial leases (54)

(b) Rental of vehicles

Fourth, the countryside should be provided with machinery through financing, leasing and the setting up of a network of inter farm centres of machinery, technology and leasing services.

21 Leases

While 11 percent of all renters were living below the suitability standard, only four percent of all renters were actually in core housing need because of suitability problems.

Will no other cities benefit? Worse still, could the mood in housing markets soon lead prices in downward?

The Notice pointed out that the supervision for rental housing and real estate prices should be strengthened.

According to head of marketing at Swedish Housing Authority, supply falls to meet the demand in Stockholm's first hand housing rental market, the waiting time increases too fast, and the waiting time for the availability has hit an all time high.

Introduction of wet lease agreements.

Under wet lease arrangements. Forklifts

Under CMHC's On Reserve Non Profit Rental Housing Program, which provides assistance in the form of subsidies for new rental housing, funding was committed for some 5,300 new units over the period 2000 to 2004.

There is a high demand for its office space and it is constantly monitoring the rental market to ensure that it is able to sublease office space in the shortest possible time frame when current sublease agreements end.

Number of households renting

Real estate business and rentals

Common law leases range from 50 years for commercial, industrial, civic and community use and 99 years for residential use.

A legal basis should be created, a civilized, state regulated market of land formed and the development of land lease relations developed.

Just under 60 percent of all rental stock in Canada, or about 2.26 million dwellings, were renting for less than this average gross rent in 2001.

Loans are granted for up to 90 per cent of the building costs and the maturity of the loans is 43 years for owner occupied dwellings and 50 years for rental dwellings.

This is due especially to the fact that the demand for rental dwellings has been greater than the demand for owner occupied dwellings.

The amendment allows the Organization to determine more clearly the degree of control that the bidding vendor exercises over the leased aircraft, under either wet or dry leases.

Casa y Ciudad A.C. in the Mexico Housing Coalition

The rent agreement must remain within the framework of the Rent Act.

(2) Being entrusted to manage or lease the assets of other enterprises or entrusting the operational assets with other people for management or lease

121. Individuals who are allocated social housing can choose whether to rent the dwellings, make a leasing contract or buy the dwellings.

The arrangements allow troop contributing countries to select options known as wet or dry lease.