Synonyms for rents
rents

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1. List of paraphrases for "rents":

   rent, rentals, rental, annuities, rentes, leases, leasings

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1. Kathie Barstnar:

   ... Preventing stormwater from carrying pollutants into the ecosystems around an area. But a few states over, in Colorado, the semi-arid environment makes water a precious resource. There are significant number of unknowns, even if you just look at the water retention requirements, colorado has very extensive water rights laws. There are also mechanical and engineering challenges, plus ongoing maintenance expenses and concerns costs will be passed down to consumers, hurting smaller businesses and renters. Whether it's office rents, or apartment rents, the biggest complaint we hear daily in Colorado right now is rents are too high, said developer Jim Neenan, president and CEO of Prime West Development. Another issue raised is that it impacts all buildings of a certain size, regardless of whether it's a church, historical building, non-profit or affordable housing. You can drive around the city or walk around the city, you can see example after example of buildings that there would be no way to put a green roof on.

2. Chris Herbert:

   Upper-income renters are finding a healthier supply of housing choices and landlords and private sector investors are benefiting from higher rents.

3. Danielle Hale:

   With rents surging nationwide, February data indicates that many renters' budgets may be stretched beyond the affordability limit.

4. Francis Law:

   If the government rents the units out for around HK$2,000 to HK$3,000 per month [$254 to $382] and arranges a bus route to the nearest train station, I think it would attract a lot of applicants, even if it’s far flung from the main central business district.

5. Carmen Perez-Jordan:

   A gallon of milk costs $ 4.62. Rents keep rising unsustainably, mental health diagnosis have increased, homelessness has skyrocketed, and overdoses and fentanyl deaths have ravaged poor communities. All of this while almost one million Americans died from a virus that has claimed the lives of over six million worldwide during the last two years of a global lockdown.