Was heißt »Miet­er­hö­hung« auf Englisch?

Englische Beispielsätze

• Tom and I go halfsies on the rent.

• Being way behind with his rent, he was evicted from his flat.

• Most of his income goes on rent.

• If a landlord cancels a tenancy agreement without notice because of rent arrears, the tenant has a two-month grace period in which to pay the outstanding debt and thereby render the notice to quit null and void.

• Underground fares will increase from 1st April 1999.

• The number of droughts, floods and heatwaves is likely to increase.

• We don't want to move, but we can't afford the rent.

• Do you want to rent a flat in Paris?

• We want to rent a flat in the city.

• We want to rent a town flat.

• We want to rent a flat in town.

• I'd like to rent a two-room flat.

• I'd like to rent a flat with two rooms.

• Did you rent that flat?

• Did you rent the flat?

• I'd like to rent a flat.

• It'll be hard to find a place to rent in this area.

• The average rent growth, year-over-year, is about 3-to-5%. We're seeing 11% rent growth now, so, clearly, way above trends we’ve had in the past.

• Do you have a room to rent?

• Have you got a room to rent?