Associated owns a low-rent collection of 78 apartment properties concentrated in Cleveland and other medium-size midwestern cities.
It's a low-rent joint: The ladies' room is housed in a corrugated-steel shed.
We are only 13 employees, but we spend time taking our no-rent and low-rent digs and making them ours.
The Riche also faced dastardly new competitors, from sports bars and foreign chains to low-rent hookah joints and latterly the internet.
In its present buoyant mood, India may think that it can cope readily enough with living in a low-rent, violent district.
He has voted for bills protecting the environment, subsidising health care for the working disabled and securing low-rent housing for the poor.
It's a 61-acre abandoned rail yard just west of the cluster of kitschy casinos and low-rent office buildings that natives call "downtown, " usually with a regretful sigh.
The government provides low-rent public housing for the poor as well as virtually free health care, and local people are reluctant to share such benefits with newcomers.
Then there was just the low-rent nature of the industry.
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The suits in Tokyo were so fed up with the company's low-rent reputation that they decided to launch a premium line to prove Toshiba is indeed capable of making high-end machines.
No one quite knew what Current was during the years when it aired mostly low-rent entertainment fare and was famous mainly for North Korea taking two of its correspondents, including Lisa Ling's sister Laura, into custody.
Fewer homes were also built using cash from the Scottish government's affordable housing supply programme, which helps provide properties for low-cost rent or ownership, with 6, 882 completed in 2011-12.
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Rangel deprived his own low-income constituents of affordable housing by accepting four rent-stabilized apartments for his own use.
They gave almost 10 percent of the people -- low-income, working people -- two months free rent in public housing.
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The best strategy to follow, while hoping that New Orleans will bounce back, is to purchase the low-cost real estate and rent it out.
In addition to the below-market rent, it gave hedge fund clients low-interest personal loans, lavish perks and other gratuities to induce the funds to stay and generate additional business for UBS's prime brokerage operations.
In the 1960s, low rent attracted a counter-culture of bohemians, bikers, students, dopers and artists.
In order to soften the end of rent control, Boston secured federal rent subsidies for roughly 400 elderly, disabled and low-income tenants.
The usual argument for rent controls is that New York has a very low housing-vacancy rate (4%) and that the only way to ensure the availability of affordable homes in such a tight market and to prevent tenants from being evicted in favour of new, higher-paying occupants is to regulate rents.
The other thing we have to do is, yes, less income households probably should have help with their rent, and we have dramatically cut the programs that assist low-income households from getting access to affordable rental housing.
Given this risk, it may be better to sign a long-term lease at a low rental rate than to hold out for a premium rent in a year or two.
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