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tenant
noun as in person who leases a place
Weak match
Example Sentences
Among investors’ concerns are public policies such as the United to House Los Angeles transfer tax on large real estate sales, and also temporary limits on evicting tenants that were enacted during the pandemic.
He then began offering the lots, which have water, power and sewer hookups as well as space to park a car and create a small yard, to prospective tenants.
The bill will update the definition of domestic abuse in housing legislation and force social landlords to set out a policy to support tenants at risk of homelessness because of domestic abuse.
Her experience echoes that of many tenants whose landlords are not legally required to provide floor coverings in all rooms - although there are hopes that the law could change in future.
There would be an acre of garden space for tenants atop a five-level garage and a music recording studio at street level, where there would also be a restaurant and perhaps a coffeehouse.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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