House rent to income ratio, 1992 18.6 per cent

The Board notes that UNOPS has performed a three year lease income forecast for subleases, projecting an average annual lease income of 1.8 million.

(Thousands of United States dollars)

Over the years, the proportion of rents to income of renter households has been increasing, and home ownership is now out of reach of low income households.

As low income households are predominantly tenants, the private sector rental stock plays an important role in meeting their shelter needs.

(27) As regards other business income, it is required to list by category (like income from transfer of intangible assets, lease income and guarantee income) the amount at current year, the amount at last year and the percentage increase or decrease item by item.

That paid the rent for about a month.

I'll get some, but they make me look like a cockeyed rent collector.

Rent free

I can't even rent one, let alone buy one.

Increases at Geneva, Addis Ababa and Bangkok are due to a combination of factors, namely higher rental rates, increase in the space being rented out and currency fluctuations.

Broken down in percentage terms, the revenue generated from the project portfolio of services is estimated at 60.1 per cent revenue generated from direct service provision is estimated at 36.5 per cent and revenue from rental and interest represents 3.4 per cent of total projected 2004 revenue.

Except I'm paying dues while you collect them.

Sierra Leone has a high proportion of renters as compared to home owners and the average rent constitutes about 67 per cent of household income.

Chrysler Building sublease income fully covers rental costs as UNOPS New York headquarters is downsized and space is sublet.

This contrast is associated with broad income differences between owners and renters.

You ought to charge more rent.

The principal amount plus interest of 489,327 was transferred from rental income under income section II of the United Nations regular budget to repay the loan.

Estimated Chrysler Building rental income for 2005 is likely to exceed 2 million, representing some 40 per cent of the 2005 rental expenditure for the building.

The 1992 census had shown that renters tended to have lower incomes and to be young.

These controls have helped to redistribute income because house rent accruing to the propertied class has been held in check, while the real incomes of tenants, who mostly fall into the lower income groups, have risen because rents have not been geared to general price increases.

Unless paid by tomorrow morning, we shall take possession.

(c) Experimenting with a system of paying housing allowances to low income families to help them pay their rents

Rental of cranes and various lifting equipment was more intensively required for the initial stage of the expansion.

Beggars can't be choosers, can they?

These one or two story structures, designed to yield only enough income to cover the taxes on the land on which they stand, were not meant to be permanent buildings.

(xi) Miscellaneous income includes income from rental of premises, sale of used or surplus property, refunds of expenditures charged to prior periods, income resulting from net gains resulting from currency translations, settlements of insurance claims, monies accepted for which no purpose was specified and other sundry income.

Chrysler Building rental income grows as UNOPS headquarters are downsized.

(d) Limited possibilities for obtaining municipal land and funds for building houses to be rented to low income families

The Institute continued to rent its unused premises to generate income to be used to partially offset admini strative expenses.

Income generation projects were established at two centres, and the Jabalia centre began renting out space for shops to generate income.

(v) Interest and miscellaneous income Miscellaneous income arising from regular budget activities is credited to miscellaneous income of the General Fund.

People are making anywhere between 200 and 700 dollars a month letting their neighbors use their car when they're not using it.

I don't even charge rent.

(vii) Miscellaneous income includes income from rental of premises, sale of used or surplus property, refunds of expenditures charged to prior periods, income resulting from net gains resulting from currency translations, settlements of insurance claims, monies accepted for which no purpose was specified and other sundry income

(viii) Miscellaneous income includes income from rental of premises, sale of used or surplus property, refunds of expenditures charged to prior periods, income resulting from net gains resulting from currency translations, settlements of insurance claims, monies accepted for which no purpose was specified and other sundry income

Net revenue resulting from the rental of the conference centre at ECA is estimated at 374,100.

Some maintain that household income accounting is simpler at the lowest income levels, while at the higher levels it is more difficult because of the complexity and tax avoidance.

Estimated 2005 total revenue is 53.77 million, which is composed of (a) revenue derived from project portfolio implementation services at 42.14 million (b) service revenue of 9.82 million derived from supervision and loan administration services to IFAD projects and from GFATM, for which UNOPS is the local fund agent in various countries and (c) rental revenue derived from subleasing UNOPS headquarters premises, interest income and other miscellaneous income totalling 1.81 million.

For both groups the size of the subsidies is calculated on the basis of the following criteria household income, the size of the rent, the size of the flat.

The additional rental income would in that case amount to 295,000 a year, based on a current rental rate of 106 per square metre per year (excluding the reimbursement component for maintenance services).

A number of people occupying emergency shelters are employed full time, seasonally, or part time, or have other forms of income and are unable to find affordable rental accommodation.

For rental of cranes and various lifting equipment.

(e) A low per capita income adjustment of 80 per cent, with a threshold per capita income limit of the average per capita gross national income of all Member States for the statistical base periods

Since the 1940s, house rents have been virtually frozen, which to a great extent has helped to contain the living expenditure of the lower income groups.