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He carried his family into the working-class, moving into a segregated neighborhood of striving black homeowners and renters.

Their study necessarily makes lots of heroic assumptions—most notably, that renters will be utterly disciplined about investing the cash they save by not buying a home.

Sellers lowered asking prices by 3%-5% this past weekend, and renters can expect a similar decline within a month, said Simon lo, director of research and advisory at Colliers International Hong Kong.

The children of homeowners do better at school than the children of renters do.

Half the renters are under 30, while 17 percent are over 41.

With unemployment at 9.8% — a 26-year high — more would-be renters are doubling up or moving in with family and friends during periods of job loss.

And it is good for society because homeowners invest more in their neighbourhoods, engage more in civic activities and encourage their children to do better at school than do renters.

School-year renters no longer bother with landline phone service; everyone has cell phones.

The author made a detailed description on the operation and economic lives of both the landlords and their renters in Suchou then.

What’s different from previous years is that increasing numbers of projects will accept young renters.

Other technologists have steered clear of actual media businesses, seeing themselves as renters of systems and third-party facilitators, often deeply wary of any involvement with content.

In America areas with lots of renters tend to be transient because the typical rental period is short.

The overall optimism in the marketplace, along with low interest rates, had some farmers looking to expand and renters approaching landlords to purchase land before it sold to someone else.

In America homeowners are less likely to move than renters, so areas with a lot of homeowners are more stable.