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Then they again tax us when we get higher rents because of the work we've done.

While business is down, they must pay high rents, up to 12 percent of their total costs.

You'd have to be selling a lot of books to pay for the high rent.

For these same reasons, a land value tax is also not passed on to tenants as higher rent.

By summer it was over, with the fun and shows came higher rents, most artists moved out.

The bookstore says it cannot pay such high rents and will close.

They have been encouraged by the high rent increases of the past two years.

You're going to see much higher rents out our way."

"People who live upstate probably have no idea how high rents already are here."

"It's just hard to get college kids, especially if they have to pay higher rents.

Hospital officials said higher rents were needed to keep the building as employee housing.

This building has the highest rent in town, and the space is used efficiently.

It now gets some of the highest rents in Manhattan.

Such spaces bring in higher rents than open industrial space.

The average value to a city's property owners of these higher rents: about $139 million a year.

These people should be asked find other accommodation in the private sector or pay much higher rent.

Those deals were also based on high rent projections, which never came to pass.

They also insisted that the services would not result in higher rents or sales prices.

He said that despite the high rent, the venture would be profitable.

Women need help with high rent, utilities, child care and transport.

It's not a positive thing, because it means people will have to play the system in order to afford the higher rents.

But developers, in turn, can get higher rents and sales prices.

The high rents have proved to be too much for some newcomers.

That can be difficult, particularly in high rent areas like New York.

The main reason they bought a home, she noted, was to get away from paying high rents.