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Occupancy levels of 96% are high, even though occupancy in Russia came under pressure in 2016.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS Weakening Occupancy: TREIT's occupancy rate dropped to 78% in December 13 following the expiration of a rental guarantee on its assets, from an average occupancy of about 90% during the year.
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We got 95 percent occupancy and after all this stuff calms down, we're going to have 110 percent occupancy.
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Excluding the Index Tower, however, the occupancy is a solid 97%, benefiting from the full occupancy of the schools portfolio.
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Occupancy at CR Land's malls that opened after 2014 significantly improved, with most of them achieving occupancy of above 90%.
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Room categories are numerous, and include double occupancy in the Victorian mansion to quadruple occupancy in wood-framed, pastel-painted cottages.
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Low but Increasing Occupancy: The total occupancy of the portfolio stood at 84% as of September 2017, which is low compared with other rated REITs.
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Smaller cities, classified as "new markets", had an average occupancy rate of 43%, while some cities like Wuhan and Xi'an had occupancy rates around 25%.
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Smaller cities, classified as "new markets", had an average occupancy rate of 43%, while some cities like Wuhan and Xian had occupancy rates around 25%.
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Its strong retention rate is reflected by the 92% occupancy rate enjoyed by Dalian Software Park and average occupancy rates of above 80% for mature assets.
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The advisers also highlight options like charging heavy trucks per distance traveled and allowing low-occupancy cars to travel in high-occupancy lanes for a fee.
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Asia Pacific, Marriott's large market outside North America, gained in both occupancy and room rates, with occupancy rising 218.4% and rates increasing by 0.5% in the quarter.
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Other self-guided tours include "Portugal: Porto, Minho & Douro Valley" (from $3,898 a person, double occupancy) and "Portugal: Lisbon & Undiscovered Alentejo" (from $3,163 a person, double occupancy).
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If the school doesn't have a single-occupancy facility or one isn't available, trans students can use a multi-occupancy facility as long as they are alone.
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It is the net occupancy gain, not gross occupancy, that matters, said Frank Stephenson, an economist at Berry College in Mount Berry, Ga. Stephenson has studied hotel occupancy extensively, using a source of daily data that includes things like the number of rooms rented and the daily rate.
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"Each single-occupancy restroom shall be outfitted with exterior signage that marks the single-occupancy restroom as a restroom and does not indicate any specific gender," the legislation continues.
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Longfor has maintained a high occupancy rate of over 95% for past four years in spite of the expansion, and we forecast the occupancy rate at 93% over 2017-2019.
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Longfor has maintained a high occupancy rate of over 95% for the past four years in spite of the expansion, and we forecast the occupancy rate at 93% over 2017-2019.
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I mean it could be that occupancy at that hotel will be because, psychologically, occupancy at that hotel will be probably a more valuable asset now than it was before, O.K.?
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First of all – occupancy, we're on the other side.
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My kitchen has a maximum occupancy of about … one.
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On certain stretches of road these plates enable drivers to use high occupancy vehicle lanes and high occupancy toll lanes — the latter for free — even if one person is in the car.
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Trump ultimately used the lower occupancy rate figure to create a perception of "leasing momentum" — his company reported that occupancy rates started to rise in 2013 — that was helpful in securing a refinancing.
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The news outlet said that a depiction of rising occupancy, and an explanation from Trump's representatives that rising income would follow the increase in occupancy, was helpful in Trump securing a loan refinancing.
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It has all the same sensors: humidity, occupancy, and temperature.
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Its temporary certificate of occupancy was issued on Jan. 12.
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Overall, occupancy costs increased 2.4 percent from a year ago.
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In addition to occupancy, advance booking may also affect prices.
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Hotel occupancy plunged by 14 percentage points within a month.
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It said its occupancy rate was 95.1% as of Dec.
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Occupancy remains strong and improved slightly to a comfortable 97.7%.
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A clerk at the reception says it has 80% occupancy.
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Occupancy rates are higher, and rents have generally been higher.
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Green Street does not track occupancy rates for anchor tenants.
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Prices begin at $4,960 per person, based on double occupancy.
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Occupancy at WeWork's locations is declining, according to the presentation.
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Tourist arrivals have plunged, while hotel occupancy rates have slumped.
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Total occupancy was 12.383%, down from 95.5% a year ago.
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I'm hopeful that, eventually, like the restaurant, occupancy comes back.
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A sign warns against exceeding an occupancy of 92 people.
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Bookings start at $213,25 per person based on double occupancy.
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Tickets start at $3,399 per person based on double occupancy.
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Jay Inslee will also require reduced occupancy for retail outlets.
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Also, the massive building was nowhere near ready for occupancy.
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Rates start at $7,450 per person, based on double occupancy.
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Hotels enjoyed an average occupancy rate of 91% in 2018.
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Longfor has maintained a high occupancy rate of over 95% for past four years in spite of the expansion, and we assume Longfor will maintain a 93% occupancy rate for our 2015-2018 forecasts.
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It also noted that slowing growth in new cities helps boost occupancy, citing the example of London, where it dialed back growth following the Brexit referendum and boosted occupancy there by 10 percentage points.
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STR, a global hospitality benchmarking firm, found that hotel occupancy in the United States in 863 was 53.2 percent on Sunday nights, the lowest of the week; occupancy peaked on Saturday nights at 74.7 percent.
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It is the same for changing rooms with single-occupancy cubicles.
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Rental income growth and occupancy ratios were close to our expectations.
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A representative said that occupancy levels have been increasing every year.
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The private guided trip starts at $20173,795 a person, double occupancy.
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Occupancy dropped slightly to 94.4% from 94.7% in the prior year.
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The average bed occupancy for the Christmas week was 91.7 percent.
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G: Well, the results show that our occupancy continues to increase.
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Occupancy rates decreased to 79%, its lowest figure since mid-2017.
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One official said the DHS request was for single occupancy units.
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Average hotel occupancy rates have also fallen in the same period.
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Rates start at just $99 even when occupancy rates are high.
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Prices range upward from $15,600 per person based on double occupancy.
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Occupancy rates from March 3 though 9 fell 7% to 61.8%.
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Within three months, seat occupancy in theaters fell to 11 percent.
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The first of eight buildings is now at 211 percent occupancy.
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Restaurants and bars were commanded to slash their occupancy by half.
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If occupancy falls, maybe your loved one gets a private room.
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Asked specifically about the occupancy data the device collects and how it can be used, Napier says the company is not interested in the occupancy profiles that drive residents' energy bill savings, only the outcome, i.e.
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KEY ASSUMPTIONS Fitch's key assumptions within our rating case for the issuer include: - Completed and stabilised assets-occupancy rate to edge down to 86% in 2017-2018 due to a lower occupancy rate for pre-stabilised assets.
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Judging by the relatively low occupancy rate of the 2016 new projects, Fitch expects the occupancy rate for stabilised assets to further decline in 2017, which will exert pressure on CNLP's EBITDA margin and pace of expansion.
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Fitch expects TREIT's occupancy rate to increase to 87%-88% in 2018.
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The company has average to below-average occupancy on their shorter flights.
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A few years later, the occupancy level had been raised to 20173%.
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The hotel chain did report improvements in occupancy and average room rates.
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Hotels in Coatzacoalcos in Veracruz state registered 36 percent occupancy last year.
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" Cruz: "Well, you know, there's a double-occupancy cell with Hillary Clinton.
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The entry to the multiple occupancy townhouse was redolent with cat litter.
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But price points during high-occupancy periods can prove daunting, even prohibitive.
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My check-in experiences were all positive, even on high-occupancy weekends.
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Hotel occupancy rates in the lagoon city are down to 1%-2%.
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After the second fine, the business' Certificate of Occupancy will be suspended.
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"The lease for monthly occupancy is generally $600,000 to $900,000," Ross says.
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Cheng expected the company's hotel occupancy rate to decline further this year.
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Such manoeuvres, the company says, have increased desk occupancy by about 20%.
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It is mark-making, the essence of residual occupancy or hyper-presence.
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In 2012, Trump&aposs business told lenders that the occupancy rate in his flagship property in New York was nearly 99%, but in tax filings that same year the occupancy rate was given as 83%, according to ProPublica.
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If occupancy is higher — let's say 4-6 people — you need two units.
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It relies on sales taxes, property taxes and a business and occupancy tax.
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This message made possible in part by City of Santa Fe Occupancy Tax.
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The mayor said the change would require cutting the jail's occupancy in half.
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He discouraged people, such as reporters, from "climbing trees" to determine building occupancy.
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The trip, offered monthly April through September, costs $289,21 a person, double occupancy.
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New buildings will not be granted occupancy certificates until the improvements are completed.
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At the hospital where I delivered, the standard maternity room is double occupancy.
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Revenues rose 5.8%, helped by a 100 bps improvement in same-store occupancy.
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Revenues rose 3.8%, helped by a 100 bps improvement in same-store occupancy.
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In Sharm el-Sheikh several hotels have closed because of tumbling occupancy rates.
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The promise to the hotel is a boost in occupancy rates and revenue.
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The promise to hotel owners is a boost in occupancy rates and revenue.
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About 650 homes and apartments have either building permits or certificates of occupancy.
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The overall apartment occupancy rate has only dipped by 0.3% from last year.
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People come from all over the globe, putting the hotel occupancy at 230%.
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But occupancy was still relatively high at 87 percent, according to NYC & Company.
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Like airline fares, hotel rates change as occupancy changes, rising as availability tightens.
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The guesthouse usually has 80 percent occupancy but is now only half full.
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Overall, the annual occupancy cost of Forever 26's stores was $2400 million.
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In her current school district, one middle school has a 132% occupancy rate.
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In October, Tesla took occupancy of the former NUMMI factory in Fremont, California.
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Our guests have paid over $50,000 to the county in transient occupancy tax.
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In turn, the buildings can fetch premium rents and achieve higher occupancy rates.
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Average hotel occupancy rates are down nearly 70 percent nationally, according to industry data.
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Local hotel occupancy rates easily exceed 90% already, despite the typical four-night minimum.
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Gunewardene noted that the company's hotels run at about 80 percent occupancy year-round.
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Disincentives might include congestion pricing and access restrictions, such as high-occupancy vehicle lanes.
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But the home's certificate of occupancy does dictate how the space can be used.
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The rating further incorporates CXW's good credit metrics offset by steadily declining occupancy rates.
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Berkshire's meeting has become a key tourism boon for Omaha, driving up hotel occupancy.
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Marriott saw both higher room rates and increased occupancy compared to a year earlier.
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Meanwhile, the Trump hotel charges $660 per night and has a 44% occupancy rate.
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Occupancy decreased 3 percent to 72.9 percent compared with the same period in 2015.
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Yuexiu Financial Tower started pre-leasing in 99353 and occupancy reached 70% in 1Q16.
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Thankfully, September and October have been much brighter with occupancy rates at 82 percent.
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Price :$6325 Includes: Single occupancy hotel accommodations, public transportation passes, 7 breakfasts, 2 dinners.
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Occupancy at Disney's two Hong Kong hotels declined to 80 percent from 20183 percent.
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Occupancy at the city's hotels, however, was flat, at about 85 percent in 2015.
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It is a legacy of that building's days as a single room occupancy hotel.
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The fire department's occupancy sign said 1013, to which I can only counter: LOL.
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The domestic violence survivors, all of whom were black, had their occupancy permits revoked.
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He concentrated on accumulating Electoral College votes, the ones that determine Oval Office occupancy.
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Restaurant occupancy has plummeted across multiple states and cities, and airlines are slashing flights.
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That occupancy rate is a 56% decline compared to the same week last year.
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"Our occupancy rate is 215 percent," said Robert May, the executive director, in October.
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"In a 300-unit building everything is designed for full occupancy," Mr. Fudin said.
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The efforts include expanding cleaning in shelters, navigation centers, and single-occupancy hotel rooms.
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The building was delivered at 100 percent occupancy, with rents averaging $1,275 a month.
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The rule you mentioned complies with city and state fire safety and occupancy laws.
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And so, through this question of occupancy, the stories brush up against each other.
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Hotel occupancy rates are roughly 0003 percent, down from 91 percent earlier this year.
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Even with its high occupancy rate, the hotel opens its restaurants to the public.
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Hotels and resorts are also affected, suffering a 20% to 50% decline in occupancy.
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TDouble occupancy fares for available trips in 2020 start at $980 for four nights.
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He added that hotels on average have occupancy rates in the high 60% nationally.
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The Cuban hotel occupancy rate remained below 50 percent, the data on Friday showed.
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Six roomy cabins are designed for single occupancy, a rarity in the cruise world.
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It opened five months ago and is already running at full occupancy, she said.
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WATCH THIS: Seal Hitches Ride on Whale-Watching Boat to Avoid Whales Packages for the cruise start at $986.69 for an OceanView cabin (based on double occupancy) and go up to $1181.69 for an Aqua Class Deluxe Oceanview Balcony (based on double occupancy).
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Under the bill, school districts have to accommodate students who do not wish to use a common facility based on biological sex with a single-occupancy facility, or a multi-occupancy facility if its use occurs when no one else is present.
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"In some cases, lower than 90 percent occupancy could suggest an issue with being able to fill certain units with new residents, and the inability to maintain a high occupancy level could be an indicator of problems in the future," said Zebolsky.
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In Sydney and Melbourne - top tourist destinations- occupancy rates are as high as 90 percent.
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"We're desperate," she said, adding that the summer occupancy rate has hovered around 20 percent.
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RevPAR is calculated by multiplying a hotel's average daily room rate by its occupancy rate.
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Travelers are seeing slightly higher prices this year, even as occupancy rates have dropped slightly.
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By comparison, the single-occupancy rate for business travellers is effectively a discounted double room.
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The meaning of HOV might change from High Occupancy Vehicle lanes to HOV-ER lanes.
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STAG is generally compensated for this occupancy loss through higher going-in yields for acquisitions.
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But the continued rise in occupancy levels is making hotels feel they have increasing leverage.
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Yet six months later, in August 2009, the city declared the building safe for occupancy.
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In the last six months, Times Square hotels averaged 91.6 percent occupancy, the Alliance said.
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Qatar has denied reports the Arab sanctions have hurt tourism and lowered hotel occupancy rates.
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Public agencies issue building permits and certificates of occupancy and enforce zoning and environmental regulations.
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A second bill would require all public multiple-occupancy bathrooms to be divided by gender.
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Package rates start a $920 for two, including two nights, double occupancy, and all events.
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And rents and occupancy have fallen sharply in malls where Sears anchor stores have struggled.
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With that occupancy rate taken into account, there would be 17 patients per open bed.
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The hotel industry is feeling the effects, with occupancy plummeting as low as 15 percent.
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In Europe, occupancy for four sample airport hotels averaged 81 percent in 2017 and 2018.
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Santini said her hospital was crowded and nearly filled to occupancy — before the coronavirus outbreak.
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"From what I've observed, as occupancy goes down, so will staff levels," Ms. Grant said.
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With that occupancy rate taken into account, there would be 17 patients per open bed.
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Total passenger demand last month rose 7.2% and the overall occupancy rate was at 80.7%.
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We expect average occupancy of TREIT's portfolio to remain above 90% over the medium term.
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How should we tax to discourage low-occupancy vehicle use, especially in space-limited locations?
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These units can also be challenging to fill, although apartment occupancy overall is very high.
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Rates are $365 a night (based on double occupancy) for two adults during summer months.
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"No tourists have been impacted," he said, adding that the region's occupancy rate is 90%.
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Since January, occupancy at one shelter in Nuevo Laredo, across the border from Laredo, Tex.
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He lived in a former single room occupancy residence that had been his longtime home.
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Well, specifically, the Service cited a high occupancy as the main reason for saying no.
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Nowadays, occupancy is at 70 percent and WhatsApp is indispensable in dealing with customer requests.
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The hotel chain said occupancy has fallen below 25% in both North America and Europe.
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Tourism has suffered after the attacks — hotel occupancy in Paris this year through September was down 11 percent, compared with the same period in 2015, according to data from MKG Group, a hospitality industry research company that tracks the occupancy of 480 Paris hotels.
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Then there are the resort fees, occupancy charges and taxes that vary by city and hotel.
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The average occupancy rate has remained above 95% since 2010 and was at 98.7% in 13H17.
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The company established a 90% occupancy rate in 2018 as membership totals rose 116%, to 401,000.
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She gestures to him to go into a single occupancy bathroom and then joins him there.
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Except those single-occupancy vehicles have to pay a toll, one that fluctuates according to demand.
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For all its leisure appeal, San Francisco is a business travel town, hotel occupancy figures suggest.
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As the city's fortunes have risen, so too have its rents, occupancy rates and house prices.
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Occupancy rates are falling, per the NYT, and Medicaid rates for long-term care are low.
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Details: The tower's occupancy rate has tanked for 7 years — well before Trump was elected president.
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Tourism to Hong Kong, especially from mainland China, has dropped markedly, weighing on hotel occupancy rates.
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Meanwhile, ride-sharing does not take off and most cars remain privately owned and low occupancy.
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In January, the city's occupancy rate fell to 2450 percent, compared with 2000 percent in 0003.
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The company pointed to low occupancy rates in skilled nursing facilities and a significant customer bankruptcy.
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The four-night package starts at £5703,2570 based on double occupancy and is available from Dec.
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For five nights in a double-occupancy room at Miraval in Arizona, I needed 325,000 points.
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Regular rates for a one-bedroom cottage start at $1,200 a night based on double occupancy.
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Rates start at $349 for double occupancy; available July 7, August 153 and September 8, 2018.
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Last year, hotels set a record with 7.2 percent occupancy, meaning more tourists are checking in.
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"The building has been, and remains, safe for occupancy," GSA press secretary Pamela Pennington told Bloomberg.
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If booked by July 21, travelers will pay $1,599 a person, double occupancy, instead of $2,099.
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Meanwhile, investigators estimated that Alabama had a prison occupancy rate of 182 percent of its capacity.
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Occupancy levels of its stages (measured by revenue) have averaged 80% over the last 10 years.
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Has hotel occupancy decreased in Miami since Zika was first reported in the city in July?
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Maybe I could judge, even in daylight, which formerly vacant suite showed signs of new occupancy.
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During that period, tight apartment supplies and surging demand from Millennials pushed occupancy and rent higher.
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As long as you have roommates who don't violate the roommate occupancy law, then you're fine.
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According to Bloomberg, the decline totaled $220 million and was due in part to lower occupancy.
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Designers have also thought about ways to ensure high occupancy rates to make rides more efficient.
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Across its 21 hotels, occupancy was 230.60% in January-June, up from 72% a year earlier.
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These times asides, rates are least expensive on Sunday nights when occupancy is at its lowest.
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Stepped way up: rates start at $22016 per night (for double occupancy, including dinner and breakfast).
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Facilities with an occupancy of 500 or fewer must reduce their capacity by 50%, he said.
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Like many skilled nursing facilities in recent years, Chandler Estate had seen its occupancy rate drop.
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When the baby boomers enter their 80s and need residential care, occupancy could pick up again.
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The average occupancy rate has remained above 95% since 2010 and was at 97.9% in 1H16.
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Prices start at $9453 per person based on double occupancy, and are available through Sept. 29.
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Occupancy rates at locations increased 6 percentage points from last year's second quarter to 84 percent.
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Hotel occupancy in these three cities aside, overall tourism to Florida grew for most of 22015.
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Two decades ago, hotels had an occupancy rate of 20 percent on the same Constitution holiday.
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The Podolskys also operate single-room occupancy hotels used by the city to house homeless people.
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"The price tag for most of these projects to get into alignment with building codes and zoning and occupancy permits is more around $0003,000 per site," said Louise Martorano, executive director of Denver's RedLine Contemporary Art Center, which is helping to administer the Safe Occupancy Program.
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Hotel occupancy was the highest among all UK cities in 2017, at an average of 83.7 percent.
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" House Bill 202 would require "all public restrooms, other than single occupancy restrooms, to be gender-divided.
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The occupancy rate in New York's hotels is close to 90%, among the highest in the country.
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The average hotel occupancy rate in Barcelona is 78%, the highest of any of Spain's main towns.
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The trip normally costs $18,995 a person, double occupancy, but is selling for $15,995 until March 31.
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Departures range from three to seven nights, and start at $3,703 a person, double occupancy, including excursions.
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It now collects hotel, tourist and occupancy taxes, totaling around $42 million, in 16 cities and jurisdictions.
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From 2003 through 2015, occupancy did not fall below 96.4% and stood at 99% as of Sept.
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Cross said the building didn&apost have electric or gas service and lacked a city occupancy permit.
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The group maintained shopping mall occupancy at 98% and strong lease renewals at increased rates in 2016.
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Residential developers are pouring money into the sector, upping the ante on amenities and seeing occupancy rise.
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The occupancy levels of its stages (measured by revenue) have averaged 80% over the last 10 years.
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Their loss could reveal mass travel in single-occupancy cars to be a no-longer-affordable luxury.
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The trip costs $210,2000 a person, double occupancy, with two 2016 departures, May 13 and Oct. 21.
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Reservations for the next few months remain tepid, however, with occupancy around 10% versus 30% last year.
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We saw for ourselves overflowing waiting rooms for sick blacks and hospitals with 2000 percent occupancy rates.
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Last year occupancy rates reached their highest in a decade and average prices were higher than ever.
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Essex has maintained same-store occupancy within a range of 96% - 97% during the past five years.
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This method is most effective in multi-occupancy spaces, like open-plan offices, meeting rooms, and theaters.
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Still, the company's CEO emphasized that outlets have the lowest cost of occupancy in the mall sector.
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His day-to-day responsibilities also include contemplating a solution to the mouse occupancy of the house.
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Both locations are above 90 percent occupancy, but there are plenty more spaces coming to the program.
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Perspective: Comparable hotels charge about $495 per night, according to WSJ, and have a 69% occupancy rate.
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It lowered its earnings guidance for the full-year 2017, citing weaker occupancy rates and higher costs.
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The occupancy rate was 98 percent with a lease length of 9 years during the first half.
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Between 25 and 30 percent of WeWork's occupancy comes from Enterprise companies (companies who employ 1000+ people).
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In the last week of January, occupancy rates in the city were up 18 percent over 2015.
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Miraval will set you back 45,000 for a solo occupancy, and 503,000 for a double every night.
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All of the homes will be sold to a real estate company and leased out for occupancy.
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Its average occupancy rate year to date is 81%, compared to an average of 84% in 2018.
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Hotel-occupancy rates were about 50% this summer, some ten percentage points less than a year ago.
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Furthermore, vacation club sales have improved, as increased occupancy in coastal locations has increased cross-selling opportunities.
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Our year-round occupancy is 80 percent, but we will end up this year at 50 percent.
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Before approaching your landlord be sure to research average rents and occupancy rates in your area. Realtor.
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The space is generally still at that occupancy level after two years, it said in the filing.
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The company considers such spaces "mature," with "generally stable" occupancy levels, it said in its IPO paperwork.
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Rates start at $549 per person, double occupancy, with special food programs ranging $55 to $250 each.
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For example, do New York City's apartment occupancy rules apply if it's not actually a human occupant?
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Hospitals are already running at over-capacity, with an average 2003% occupancy rate, according to the IHD.
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In fact, the fight between the Trumps and Mr. Fintiklis has centered on the hotel's occupancy rates.
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By the time the property was cleared for occupancy, his oldest daughter had gone away to college.
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Cities are also witnessing the renaissance of "co-living," a new term for single-room-occupancy communities.
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He predicts occupancy at his hotels will still be off in July — but only by five percent.
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Hotel occupancy has fallen "somewhere between 10 and 20 percent in major markets" this week, Rogers said.
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Our hotel occupancy will be in the low teens — and that, to me, is not our concern.
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Mr. Abbott also announced that he was suspending the occupancy tax at all Texas hotels and motels.
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Cleaning fees, service charges, and occupancy taxes and fees are also not included in the base cost.
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The alternatives — mass transit, special lanes for buses and high-occupancy vehicles, flextime, telecommuting — have failed miserably.
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Messages within the group chats disappear after 24 hours, and there's a maximum occupancy of 100 people.
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The Wheeler, which should soon receive its temporary certificate of occupancy, has its entrance at 269 Livingston.
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Smaller, hibachi-style propane barbecues are allowed on apartment terraces, balconies and, where occupancy is allowed, rooftops.
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So many single occupancy steel boxes, so many SUVs whose drivers wore a scowl on their faces.
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Ayenda works with independent hotels through a franchise system to help them increase their occupancy and services.
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I could barely wait to be free of it, to start healing, to be single occupancy again.
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Because of the need for board approval, they did not require immediate occupancy, which was a plus.
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From 3371312 to 3371368, occupancy did not fall below 33713156% and stood at 33711% as of Sept.
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The buildings, totaling 25,074 square feet, with a certificate of occupancy in place, have 21 unfinished apartments.
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Eur 37.0 million at full occupancy * Decline in rental income due to property sales (sale of non-core assets) will be offset by acquisitions, indexing and an increase in occupancy * Normalisation of temporarily higher property expenses and other operating expenses should result in a positive ffo effect of approx.
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With tourist numbers falling and hotel occupancy rates slumping, the protests are piling pressure on a struggling economy.
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Capex is mainly for maintenance, which is compulsory for the reputation and the occupancy rate of the business.
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Each booking can accommodate 12 people, so the cost comes out to $1,250 a person at full occupancy.
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Capex is essentially maintenance capex which is compulsory for the reputation and the occupancy rate of the business.
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The building's occupancy rate is in the low 80 percent range, below the city average, according to CBRE.
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They also put at risk the industry's record occupancy rate, which Green Street says sits near 95 percent.
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Even my mistaking the men's bathroom for the women's can't bring me down (thankfully it was single occupancy).
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He revered the office of the presidency and viewed his temporary occupancy of it as a sacred trust.
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By December 2016, its 17 centers had an average 85 percent occupancy and two more have since launched.
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The new feature will allow drivers to make use of high-occupancy vehicle (HOV) 3+ lanes where available.
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According to the ICSC, shopping center occupancy rates reached 93.2 percent at the end of the fourth quarter.
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The apartment occupancy rate is quite high at 95.8 percent, up from 95.4 percent in the second quarter.
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This includes displaying price and availability options based on a customer's purchase history and the merchant's projected occupancy.
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Swire Properties has a well-established Grade A office portfolio with an occupancy rate of 99% in 2016.
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Hotels remain difficult with an 8% decline in revenue per available room (RevPar) although occupancy was slightly increased.
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The average occupancy rate exceeds 95% with an average lease maturity of 4.2 years and high renewal rates.
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This is especially important as governments and citizens weigh the impacts of single-occupancy vehicles on the environment.
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As of September 103, the property had a 94% occupancy rate with a market value of USD40 million.
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As a result, the group's care quality assessments have been improving and occupancy rates continue to gradually increase.
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Capex is essentially maintenance capex, which is compulsory for the reputation and the occupancy rate of the business.
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He declined to give occupancy figures for the Gulf Coast properties the company bought in 2012 and 2015.
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Hyatt declined to provide current data, but said Ciudad del Carmen hotels had 80 percent occupancy in 2014.
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Hotel brands typically agree to emblazon their names on properties if they expect 60 percent occupancy, Lega said.
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After the stock market crash in 28500, people struggled to pay their hospital bills, and hospital occupancy fell.
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In the latest quarter, CBL's occupancy rate dropped slightly to 91.1 percent from 92.1 percent a year ago.
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WPG's occupancy also dipped slightly during the first quarter, to 92.8 percent from 93.3 percent a year ago.
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Tourist arrivals have plunged — overall September arrivals declined 34% year over year — while hotel occupancy rates have slumped.
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But the reality is that short-term rentals suppress hotel occupancy, restaurant receipts and in turn sales taxes.
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Occupancy rates dropped 20% in June from a year earlier and are projected to decline 40% in July.
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The occupancy rate in the industry's casino hotels last year was 2149 percent, 2149 percent higher than 2016.
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The trend mainly benefited the Paris region, where occupancy rates rose by nearly six points year on year.
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Families with children have relied on this tool to contest overly restrictive occupancy standards set by apartment buildings.
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Swire Properties has a well-established Grade A office portfolio with an occupancy rate of 99% in 0003.
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Costco apologized for the closure Wednesday and said that going forward it will cap store occupancy at 2,000.
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Because many problems of human occupancy that we once thought of as insoluble are taking care of themselves.
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In the document, WeWork for the first time publicly released specific data about location occupancy and other metrics.
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The company anticipates it will take two years to complete and be ready for occupancy in December 2019.
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The reason, according to people who were offered an explanation, the resort's occupancy has dropped like a rock.
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With strangers living together, bedroom doors often have deadbolt locks, a violation of city occupancy and fire rules.
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Seymourpowell suggested pricing incentives for waiting longer for pickup and booking in partially filled vehicles to increase occupancy.
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Both boasted occupancy rates of 75 percent or above, with average stays of between three and five nights.
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New research published this week in Science describes the oldest known human occupancy of a high-altitude environment.
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A Senate version of the bill was introduced on May 22, but it wouldn't require an occupancy sensor.
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The floor dimensions are 456' x 286', with 33 foot high ceilings ... and an occupancy capped at 3,930.
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Despite store closures from bigger retailers, store openings have led to strong occupancy growth this quarter, Reis said.
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SPANISH HOTEL FEDERATION OFFICIAL SAYS THERE ARE "NO NEW BOOKINGS" DUE TO CORONAVIRUS, SOME HOTELS WITH ZERO OCCUPANCY
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As its occupancy declined throughout the '2900s, Pruitt-Igoe deteriorated into a breeding ground for crime and vandalism.
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Occupancy rates have dropped below 10% at some city hotels, down from 80% just a few weeks ago.
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Occupancy data can be fed to the heating systems, allowing energy savings when the building is sparsely populated.
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Rates for the Love Is Blind Experience start at $635 per person per night based on double occupancy.
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Eight-night trips start at $8,190 per person, double occupancy, including round-trip airfare between Miami and Cuba.
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Airbnb said on Thursday that its tourist and occupancy taxes remitted will reach $2 billion by year-end.
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Based on the latest census, from 2011, the tower had an average occupancy of 2.35 people per household.
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"We are still not sure what the occupancy status is of the fully collapsed building," he said earlier.
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Cellphone roaming charges can also add up quickly, and single-occupancy cabins are usually subject to hefty surcharges.
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Thanks to the lower prices, occupancy rates edged up to 503 percent last year from 53 in 2016.
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Los Angeles had an inventory of single room occupancy hotels that was effectively torn down, like many cities.
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Occupancy fell slightly from its early 2018 peak, and went down from 91% to 88% for "mature" locations.
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On weekdays this year in business travel markets, Dr. Hanson said, he expected occupancy percentages in the 1403s.
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Participant housing is single occupancy rooms in casa particulares (private home stays) in Havana including breakfast and laundry service.
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From there, Bungalow rents out the property on a room-by-room basis while guaranteeing occupancy to the homeowners.
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The Outlook revision reflects TREIT's weakening occupancy rate and delays in its expanding its portfolio to lower tenant concentration.
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The lower occupancy rate did not meet Fitch's expectation of an average rate of around 90% for the year.
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They group has already built two centers in the country with 100 percent occupancy and a 200 person waitlist.
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It said occupancy at its malls and premium outlet centers was at 95.1%, up from 94.6% a year ago.
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It is low season for tourism, and hotel staff said occupancy levels were average for this time of year.
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EXCLUSIVE-HOST HOTELS PLANS TO SELL 3 PROPERTIES IN RIO DE JANEIRO, WHERE OCCUPANCY RATES PLUNGED AFTER OLYMPICS -SOURCES
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Elsewhere, occupancy at WeWork's prime spaces, including at several locations in Boston and San Francisco, appears to be robust.
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It was July before Paradise had issued the first Certificate of Occupancy for a house rebuilt after the fire.
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But that figure wasn't the same as 81 percent occupancy rate for 2012 that was reported to tax authorities.
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The houses fell into disrepair after being purchased by private landlords, and then been used for multiple occupancy homes.
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Many FLDS members have left the town amid government-ordered evictions because group members refused to pay occupancy fees.
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But other leveraged chains are struggling under declining reimbursements, higher costs, lower occupancy and increased federal scrutiny over billing.
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Future Developments That May, Individually or Collectively, Lead to Negative Rating Action -Occupancy rates materially falling below current levels.
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CNLP defines 'stabilised projects' as those in operation for more than 12 months or achieving a 90% occupancy rate.
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Everything needs to go according to spec if the vehicle is to be certified as fit for human occupancy.
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Last year occupancy rates reached their highest in a decade and average daily rates were higher than ever before.
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Privately owned, low-occupancy ICE vehicles continue to dominate, meeting the surging growth in demand in the developing world.
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Nish burns the museum down, and we find that her dead mother shares occupancy inside Nish's mind, as well.
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Because Catland has a maximum event occupancy of 60, organizers are expanding the hex into multiple rituals and events.
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There should not be a single occupancy vehicle that's traveling over the Williamsburg Bridge during the L train shutdown.
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GENS' hotels have always registered over 90% occupancy, a trend Fitch expects to continue based on improving tourist arrivals.
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While hotel owners and operators on the Gulf were reluctant to provide specific figures, several acknowledged the falling occupancy.
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Firms have access to vast amounts of information from companies they own, including customer purchase receipts and occupancy rates.
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In 2013, Toyota unveiled the FV2, a single-occupancy concept car that can read your voice and facial expressions.
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Reducing hospital occupancy rates from 95% to 93% is great, says Professor Howarth, but it does not save money.
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One estate agent in Newcastle says that developers would be pleased to see 65-70% occupancy in new towers.
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The hotel manager said that hotel occupancy rate is expected to reach more than 90% during the meeting period.
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Last year, the building rebounded and turned a significant profit: Occupancy rose to 95 percent, according to securities filings.
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The statistics office said the room occupancy rate rose to 73 percent last year from 70 percent in 2015.
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They built illegal lofts in abandoned warehouses and lived together in gritty, blighted neighborhoods that weren't zoned for occupancy.
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Instead last year cities got only around$132 million in hotel, tourist and occupancy tax revenue from the country.
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One of the more established new cities, 6th of October, has an occupancy rate of 75 percent, she said.
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Mayerowitz: One of the key metrics for the airlines is called load factor, and this is basically your occupancy.
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This trip is offered year-round with five-night itineraries starting from $214,133 per person based on double occupancy.
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Across the US, hotel companies are facing unprecedented occupancy declines and shutdowns as a result of the coronavirus pandemic.
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The documents showed that Trump International had a 44 percent occupancy rate compared with 69 percent for comparative hotels.
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Employee salaries depend on the hotel's service charge — a kind of formalized tipping system that is tied to occupancy.
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The leasing office is slated to open the first week of September, with occupancy expected to begin in November.
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If US hotel occupancy declines 30%, the GDP could take a $300 billion hit, an Oxford Economics study found.
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Rivian told TechCrunch that most of its facilities have been at 218 to 210% occupancy for about a week.
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Even now, nursing homes can turn a profit with lower occupancy by attracting more patients for short-term rehab.
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The Bost Hotel, despite the constant risk of attack and, nowadays, occupancy in the single figures, has survived too.
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So, Kim would be foolish not to take advantage of Moon's occupancy of the Blue House while he can.
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Groupon deals helped build the business, and now, during busy times on weekends, it operates at 95 percent occupancy.
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He said comparable weekends historically see occupancy of about 55 percent on Sunday night and 80 percent on Monday.
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But this year, hotel occupancy has dropped and some normally crowded resorts are ghost towns due to the crisis.
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The existing congestion should be reduced either by introducing transit or with high-occupancy managed lanes for vehicular traffic.
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A week before their lease expired, however, they learned that the Williamsburg building was not quite ready for occupancy.
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Occupancy in those rooms fell 2.4 percent last year but is up 3.2 percent through May, according to STR.
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The reduction was achieved via equity issuances, the lease-up of developments and the focus on high occupancy acquisitions.
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That includes proposals for restricted timing, no surface occupancy in the area, or acreage restrictions--especially in calving habitat.
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Several states, including California, Texas and Minnesota, have added high-occupancy toll lanes with different pricing during rush hours.
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Location: Marrakesh, MoroccoRates starting at: $176 per nightStarting rate across dates for double adult occupancy provided on hotel website.
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Location: Montemagno, ItalyRates starting at: $187 per nightStarting rate across dates for double adult occupancy provided on hotel website.
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Today, Jamala runs at 85% to 90% occupancy and gets rave reviews, with many guests returning more than once.
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And the first application it's offering is people counting, to power occupancy analytics, though Ryan says the tech could also be used to track lots of other things — for example, specific equipment like photocopiers, or even to hone in on something as specific as desk occupancy or to track usage of specific devices.
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For a cheaper all-inclusive resort, Natura Park Beach Eco Resort & Spa, a three-star resort, has a four night with air package for $5013 per person (based on double occupancy), which breaks down to $2501 per person per night, or $280 per person per night (based on double occupancy) without air.
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In Orlando, a city with about 22015,22016 hotel rooms, occupancy for the first 212 months was down 22015 percent compared with the same period in 224, and in Fort Lauderdale, a city with about 2500,0003 hotel rooms, occupancy through November was down 2000 percent as opposed to the same period in 22016.
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The occupancy rate remained healthy at 92% in 2008 and 87% in 2009 during the trough of the economic downturn.
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Swire Properties has a well-established Grade A office portfolio in Hong Kong with a 99% occupancy rate in 13.
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RevPAR (Revenue Per Available Room) at the company's hotels grew 3 percent in the quarter, helped mainly by higher occupancy.
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In Paris alone occupancy rates fell by 3.4 percentage points and RevPAR 3.7 pct in 2015, MKG data also showed.
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The two older Zoll centres had approximately 211% occupancy rates and positive rental reversion of more than 21500% in 21000.
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Shui's presentation at Fashion Week was so packed that security had to block the door when the room reached occupancy.
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"The hotel occupancy is normal for these dates," said Carla Tellez, a receptionist at the Sandos Finisterra Los Cabos resort.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES Future Developments That May, Individually or Collectively, Lead to Positive Rating Action -Total occupancy rates consistently above 90%.
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According to Bloomberg View editor Tim O'Brien, occupancy rates fell and Kushner needed outside investors to keep the operation afloat.
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In Fort Worth, the increased attention brought on by the complaints revealed that 1919 Hemphill's Certificate of Occupancy had expired.
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RevPAR is a key metric of hotel health, calculated by multiplying a hotel's average daily room rate by occupancy rate.
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Simon has consistently outperformed its U.S. mall REIT peers, with comparable NOI growth and occupancy exceeding peers from 2005 - 2016.
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Hotel occupancy in India in the year to March 31, 2015 rose to 60.3 percent, the highest in four years.
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This would compare with the sector's occupancy rates of 75-80 percent in 2009 and 70 percent in 2013-14.
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GoWork currently operates 16 'hubs' which are its main locations for 8,000 members and operate at over 90 percent occupancy.
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Trump's namesake tower, built in 1983, has reportedly seen occupancy drop over from 99 percent to 83 percent since 2012.
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RevPAR has increased, particularly in owned and leased hotels; driven by higher ADR and to a lesser extent higher occupancy.
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We bounced back slightly in the spring, but as of October, our average occupancy for the year is 2000 percent.
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All this bodes well for other stores in the Whole Foods center and consequently occupancy and rent in those centers.
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The only benefit it would seem to get is to show higher occupancy levels at its newer sites, he said.
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And as Troy Wolverton and Alex Nicoll report, there's cause for concern in the occupancy rates that WeWork brags about.
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Landlords can provide a small fraction of their inventory for coworking, short occupancy without burying their business model in risk.
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But co-op boards can be very strict about enforcing occupancy rules, and the trust, not you, owns the apartment.
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It has been hit by lower occupancy rates in skilled nursing facilities and reimbursement pressures in the past few quarters.
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It said occupancy rates in its Mauritian hotels for the first quarter of financial 2017 were higher than last year.
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Overall, WeWork's occupancy rate stood at 80% at the end of September, down from 83% at the end of June.
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The declaration gives de Blasio authority to slash the legal occupancy of bars and restaurants in the city in half.
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Mr. Hassan's landlord, Kwabena Charles, explained to Mr. Hassan that the building's certificate of occupancy only permitted three rentable units.
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He followed this with an order intended to protect transgender people by making all single-occupancy public restrooms gender-neutral.
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We must allocate more space to modes that provide more throughput of people (bike, bus and high-occupancy-vehicle lanes).
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So you have these open plans of communal spaces and then these segmented private towers for single occupancy units (SROs).
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The area deteriorated in the mid-343th century, as landlords turned once-grand apartment buildings into single-room occupancy hotels.
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The SmartThermostat comes with a SmartSensor, which takes temperature readings and senses occupancy in the room where you place it.
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Whether that is directly due to his policies or simply coinciding with his White House occupancy is not the issue.
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Demand for its domestic flights rose 9.1% and its occupancy rate last year was 81.8%, it said in a statement.
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Despite the experimental bent, paid occupancy for the season rose dramatically from last year, to 67 percent from 44 percent.
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In Macao, occupancy plummeted to 1% at one point, CEO and president Arne Sorenson said on a call with investors.
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The studio's director, Brigitte Segal, said she was satisfied with its occupancy, which she projected at 81 percent for 2017.
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"(Farmers need) not only a title, but also use, possession, occupancy and livelihood rights," she told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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Susquehanna analyst Rachael Rothman cited the possibility for occupancy and pricing shifts in the near term, based on historical patterns.
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The occupancy rate remained healthy at 92% in 7503 and 87% in 2009 during the trough of the economic downturn.
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Occupancy is at 70 percent, more leases are expiring, and they're going into their own pocket to pay the debt.
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Like its peers in the hospitality industry, the Indian budget hotel chain start-up has seen a drop in occupancy.
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Occupancy in recent days — considered peak high season — has ranged from 26 to 28 percent, according to Trump Hotels figures.
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The two older Zoll centres had approximately 90% occupancy rates and positive rental reversion of more than 10% in 2016.
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ProPublica suggested that the higher occupancy rate provided to lenders might have helped the president secure a loan in 2012.
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Location: Bronte, New ZealandRates starting at: $893 per nightStarting rate across dates for double adult occupancy provided on hotel website.
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Two-bedrooms there started in the mid-$4,000s, although rental incentives were on offer as the building prepared for occupancy.
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"In periods of high occupancy, hotels overbook more hotel rooms, which results in more guests getting walked," Dr. Hanson said.
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The school then gave Whitaker a key to two single-occupancy gender-neutral bathrooms located across campus from his classes.
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The House measure only applies to public schools, and it requires accommodations for a single-occupancy bathroom for trans students.
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In the fourth quarter, office occupancy fell to 22015 percent from 23.7 percent in the third quarter, according to government data.
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Emails and texts further revealed that Pulse had twice as many exits as required for its maximum occupancy of 300 people.
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Yet consistently, apartment occupancy growth has nearly kept pace with supply growth, as demand for apartments has been robust throughout 2018.
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The occupancy rate for the commercial part of the tower has declined from 99% to 83% in the last seven years.
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"There's no way around [it]," Brown said, referring to what he considers an inevitable drop in the occupancy rate this year.
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He expects the hotel's occupancy to jump by up to 7 percentage points from an average of around 80-85% currently.
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"We started with the bike because it's already the most common single-occupancy vehicle in the world," Biderman, Superpedestrian's CEO, explained.
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RevPAR, a key measure of a hotel's financial performance, is calculated by multiplying the average daily room rate by occupancy rate.
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RevPAR, a key measure of hotel health, is calculated by multiplying a hotel's average daily room rate by its occupancy rate.
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Expedia — The travel site's stock dropped 23.187% after the company reported a lower-than-expected occupancy rate in its affiliated hotels.
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The income requirement for a studio apartment for single occupancy can be anywhere between $13,900 to $40,000, depending on the building.
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Once all regulations are met under the New Jersey Uniform Construction Code, the facility will be issued a Certificate of Occupancy.
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The venue was crowded at the time but not packed, Williams said, with occupancy "nowhere near" its capacity of about 240.
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DERIVATION SUMMARY SLG owns high-quality, primarily NYC office portfolios, with high occupancy rates, long-term leases to solid credit tenants.
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Emirates REIT has the lowest occupancy and EBITDA margins among peers, owing to the Index Tower, which is only 26%-occupied.
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They've also applied to become an official 501c3 nonprofit and began the paperwork to apply for the appropriate Certificate of Occupancy.
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There are 4DX theaters in 51 countries now, and their average occupancy — roughly 40% full — is above the movie industry average.
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But in 22, Obama's first inauguration saw occupancy at 2708.88% for the same period of time, edging out Trump by 20133%.
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The MoD is obliged to pay rent on all leased units, regardless of occupancy, and is responsible for maintenance and repair.
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New York City Councilman Ritchie Torres on Tuesday accused Kushner Companies of illegally operating nine buildings without a certificate of occupancy.
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INTERVEST OFFICES & WAREHOUSES NV: Intervest Offices & Warehouses reported a Q210 occupancy rate of its total real estate portfolio down at 2300%.
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Investigators found that the unit had also been converted into nine illegal single-occupancy rooms posing a safety risk to tenants.
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The standard room starts at $2,170 per person for six nights of double occupancy, and the house's premium suite starts at
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System-wide occupancy rose 503 percent in the second quarter ended June 30, while average daily room rate rose 1.2 percent.
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JB Pritzker (D) signed legislation requiring every single-occupancy bathroom in public buildings in the state to be labeled gender neutral.
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California also encourages zero-emission cars by letting them use the swift, high-occupancy vehicle lanes on the famously crowded freeways.
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WeWork didn't disclose any specific details about the occupancy levels of locations that have been open for longer than two years.
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Derwent peer NewRiver also gained 2 percent, after its first-quarter results showed 71 new lettings agreed, and occupancy remained high.
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Eventually, the reason for this abundance hit me: I was taking up twice the space of a normal double-occupancy passenger.
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In Seattle, Toronto and Manila, Uber is testing high-occupancy sport utility vehicles that run along fixed routes during commuter hours.
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The company says its self-reported statistics speak for themselves: a 96 percent occupancy rate and a 70 percent renewal rate.
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The arrangement may also create a de facto single room occupancy hotel, which would likely violate the city housing maintenance code.
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Major hotel chains are temporarily closing properties and seeing occupancy rates tumble as travelers stay at home during the coronavirus outbreak.
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STR, a data firm that tracks the industry, found that hotel occupancy rates across the United States plunged in early March.
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Bulatao's email said State will temporarily close that area of the building while it is disinfected and made safe for occupancy.
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Isla Grand Beach Resort in South Padre told Melin spring break occupancy is "still strong," although slightly lower than previous years.
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The hotel industry is now seeking some $150 billion in federal assistance as the coronavirus has caused occupancy rates to crash.
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"Even after we finish construction, we have to get a new certificate of occupancy, and that is never fast," she said.
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Even though the Belleclaire was a registered single room occupancy, or S.R.O., hotel, it had several larger apartments available for lease.
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Police officers will be stationed on the Manhattan side to hand out tickets to drivers violating the high-occupancy-vehicle requirements.
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The city is considering establishing an occupancy rate that is healthier for the city, said a spokesman for the mayor's office.
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Until World War II, American cities teemed with single-room-occupancy houses and hotels that served as de facto apartment rentals.
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Occupancy in mainland China, where the global pandemic began, has picked up from the single digits to near 20%, he said.
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In the last year, Puerto Rico has seen record numbers of cruise ship visitors, as well as record hotel occupancy rates.
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In 2015, when EQ, a division of the private equity firm Blackstone Group, purchased Willis, its occupancy rate was 80 percent.
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The new tower is being constructed speculatively, or without an anchor tenant, and will be ready for occupancy in mid-2019.
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The average daily rate for accommodations on H2O was around $103 in 2019, with an average occupancy rate of 87 percent.
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It had also been expected to create 14,000 temporary jobs and allow hotels to reach full occupancy during the low season.
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Housing charges take into account building supplies, maintenance, utilities, depreciation, administration and occupancy rates, adding in a targeted margin of profit.
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She said that trip took an additional 30 minutes last week because of the suspension of the high-occupancy vehicle rule.
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In the last year, the island has seen record numbers of cruise ship visitors, as well as record hotel occupancy rates.
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A year later, the 185-seat Peruvian/Japanese restaurant is still not open, though a certificate of occupancy finally seems imminent.
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Its average hotel rates in January, $173, are $100 less than they will be in March when school breaks drive occupancy.
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Officials planned to offer a "busway" on 14th Street across Lower Manhattan and high occupancy vehicle rules for the Williamsburg Bridge.
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According to hotel industry experts, however, it has been on the rise as the strong economy drives up hotel occupancy rates.
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Experts worry that robot taxis could ultimately choke roads with "zero occupancy vehicles," circling for the next fare or simply running errands.
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Those accommodations include a single-occupancy restroom, a unisex restroom, or the controlled use of a restroom, locker room or shower room.
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And the way to have fewer vehicles on the road is to encourage higher vehicle occupancy and invest money in public transport.
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Average occupancy rates in its retail properties stood at 92 percent, lower than 94 percent a year earlier due to major renovations.
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RevPAR is a measure of a hotel's financial performance and is calculated by multiplying the average daily room rate by occupancy rate.
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The title which has brought peace to the Hhaynihhi family is known as a Certificate of Customary Right of Occupancy (CCRO) document.
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And if you think about occupancy of cars the same way, the observation is simple: America is running a failing transportation business.
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Zhao said those venues enjoy around 90% occupancy during peak hours, which are on weekends and in the evenings from 6 p.m.
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Notably, all the newly completed construction was pre-leased, with tenants scheduled to take occupancy during the first half of this year.
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That has stifled the domestic hospitality industry, data shows, with hotel occupancy rates down as much as 30% in the country's east.
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Rents are now rising at a fast clip, as occupancy is unexpectedly high in both apartment buildings and single-family rental properties.
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As key infrastructure projects improve road and pedestrian access, as well as retail offerings, occupancy of the Index Tower should increase rapidly.
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Falling Occupancies; Margins Stabilize: Average compensated occupancy has declined every year from 2007 to 2016 and was 79% at June 13, 2017.
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Occupancy has remained well below the company's target range despite CXW desiring a certain level of vacancy in order to meet demand.
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That has stifled the domestic hospitality industry, data shows, with hotel occupancy rates down as much as 220% in the country's east.
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These bankruptcies and other store closings have caused occupancy rates among nonanchor tenants to fall slightly last year, to below 95 percent.
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The workspace provider, however, is concentrating on attracting longer-term staff teams from corporations, alongside smaller firms to increase its occupancy levels.
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Fitch also believes that expected increases in hotel capacity, occupancy, and room rates imply a smaller-than-budgeted increase in tourism revenues.
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This may include resisting intervention while Assad murders his citizens or it could include U.S. military action, occupancy and/or mass airstrikes.
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Next week's Democratic National Convention is in Philadelphia, which started collecting an 8.5 percent occupancy tax on Airbnb guests in July 2015.
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The city's Federation of Trade Unions said hotel occupancy rates fell 20% in June year-on-year, and probably 40% in July.
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When hotels first open, they usually have low occupancy, according to Mr. Ezon, and actually make it a point to upgrade guests.
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But will the trend of monetizing unused space through co-working come to permeate cities everywhere and do so with meaningful occupancy?
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These cuts followed big losses in the private market, as developers replaced inexpensive single room occupancy housing with luxury and commercial properties.
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In Bentota, one of a string of beach resorts south of Colombo, occupancy rates have plummeted, according to interviews with hotel managers.
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During the economic uncertainty in Great Britain that followed the Brexit vote, its operations in London saw increased occupancy rates, it said.
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A day earlier, she had received the certificate of occupancy for the new house she built where the old one once stood.
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Short-term rentals — typically, those of 30 days or fewer — are often subject to state and local lodging or "transient occupancy" taxes.
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It agreed to extend those deals if the companies agreed to relocate to new locations with low occupancy levels, the executive said.
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Since FHA reviews the property to ensure it meets all other FHA requirements, owner-occupancy ratios should be irrelevant to the transaction.
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Even though the hotel occupancy was low the December night I stayed, I was given a cramped room with no ocean view.
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Hong Kong's Federation of Trade Unions said hotel occupancy rates fell 20% in June year-on-year, and probably 40% in July.
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In the document, WeWork, also, for the first time publicly released specific data about occupancy at its various locations and other data.
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He has heard of New York tenants paying as much as 13 percent for occupancy costs, which he considers a danger zone.
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"We've had 90-plus months of occupancy growth," Mr. Berman, of PwC, pointed out, and hotels in big cities routinely sell out.
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Vancouver also uses density bonusing [explained here] to achieve additional social housing, to restore and improve single room occupancy units [SROs, i.e.
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Other data requirements for each quarter include miles traveled to the pickup point, idling time, vehicle occupancy and data about accessible rides.
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The Chicago Housing Authority said it couldn't afford to do the repairs to ready them for occupancy, and not just at Cabrini.
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Some renters move in swearing they will never leave, only to find that their occupancy is as tenuous as their lease term.
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Hotels usually want to lock in a minimum level of occupancy before raising their rates for people booking closer to their visit.
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Gov. Gavin Newsom also said bars and wineries should close but restaurants could stay open if they cut their occupancy in half.
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Since then, occupancy rates in the Crystal City region have hovered around 85 percent, among the lowest in the country, analysts say.
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So if you visit during one of those high-occupancy events, it may not feel like the relaxing beach retreat you'd envisioned.
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A good number of private prison contracts include occupancy requirements mandating that governments keep the facilities between 80 and 100 percent full.
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Even simple data on when the lights are on can reveal occupancy patterns, or when a home owner is awake or asleep.
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Without government aid, the US hotel industry stands to eliminate four million jobs in the coming weeks due to unprecedented occupancy declines.
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Hapvida said it is currently working to reduce its hospitals occupancy postponing elective surgeries to add hospital beds to treat coronavirus patients.
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The occupancy rate for intensive care beds regularly exceeds 90 percent, about 20 percentage points higher than intensive care specialists consider safe.
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The original artifacts crumbled and vanished as earthen walls and roof timbers collapsed during the warriors' long occupancy of three underground pits.
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Agarwal is forecasting the occupancy rate of its U.S. hotels — once rebranded — to rise to 70% to 80% from 35% to 40%.
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It has a portfolio valued at more than EUR30 billion, occupancy rates of around 97%, strong rent renewal and high tenant retention.
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This time last year, the occupancy rate at the property where he works was about 70% to 80%, he told CNN Business.
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" With nursing facilities at over 90% occupancy in the state, that means many residents won't "have a warm bed waiting for them.
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The occupancy rate for Trump's inauguration in the region was lower than during Obama's 2009 ceremony, but higher than his 2013 inauguration.
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The China division has been a sore spot for the company, burdened with low occupancy rates and intense competition from local players.
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Location: Greater Kruger, South AfricaRates starting at: $887 per person per nightStarting rate across dates for shared occupancy provided on hotel website.
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And before Monday, most single-occupancy vehicles had not been allowed on that stretch of I-66 during rush hour at all.
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Leasing for the apartments, priced at $1,500 to $3,400 (Wi-Fi included), began a week ago, with occupancy expected to start Sept.
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He cited high ratings from tenants in surveys and high occupancy rates in Lincoln's homes – above 90 percent – as signs of satisfaction.
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In Britain, where it has over 76,000 rooms currently, room revenue dipped 1.7 percent with occupancy falling 140 basis points to 78 percent.
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The occupancy rate for residential units fell to 90.8 percent in 2016 from as high as 95 percent in 2009, the data show.
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The IA study tackled the multi-unit host criticism by looking for correlations between short-term rentals (STRs) and owner occupancy of housing.
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The overall highest-ranked airline, according to atmosfair, was United Kingdom-based TUI Airways because of their efficient aircraft and high occupancy rates.
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Total group trading expenses increased by 28.1 percent over the previous year, due to a rise in employee, occupancy and other operating costs.
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The company's hosts have been responsible for more than $2000 million in transient occupancy tax collections for California's largest city since August 2016.
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Occupancy peaked in 2018 on Wednesdays at 88 percent, STR found, and fell to 73 percent on Sundays (Saturdays stand at 83.8 percent).
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Chapek said their hotels at Shanghai Disneyland had hosted almost 750,000 people and had maintained occupancy levels significantly higher than the overall market.
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This brings us to the new mobility frontier: getting drivers of single-occupancy cars to accept rides from other people along their commute.
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The Hong Kong hotel segment, which is positioned in the mid-range and targets the mass-market, enjoyed an occupancy rate of 88%.
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The city's occupancy costs, including wages and rent, are 2327 percent lower than Seattle's and 250 percent lower than San Francisco's, he said.
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I mean, the occupancy rate is still good, but they are renegotiating some deals, and the stock yields 7%, which obviously worries me.
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A switch to shared robotaxis could increase vehicle occupancy rates, reducing the number of vehicles needed to move people around and easing congestion.
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City officials have worked from the highest-density districts, with 27% occupancy rates, downwards, reasoning that demolitions there stabilise prices for more people.
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In response, airports are contemplating using AVs to reduce low-occupancy vehicle traffic, including a shuttle-type AV pilot at Denver International Airport.
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In Dubai, Jumeirah's hotels currently have an occupancy percentage rate in the mid-70s, Silva said, down from a rate in the 80s.
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The company installs cameras at the entrances and exits of customer parking lots and autonomously tracks lot occupancy as cars enter and exit.
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The town issued its first Certificate of Occupancy for a rebuilt home on Monday -- eight months after the Camp Fire devastated the community.
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CXW has lost multiple contracts in the last several years, some by choice, and it has been unable to recoup the occupancy losses.
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"In the coming quarter, forward bookings currently show encouraging occupancy trends coupled with robust room rate growth," the company said in a statement.
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That's even as occupancy rates in the country's malls stood just below a multidecade high at the end of 2016, according to Cowen.
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Roughly a year after attacks in Madrid (in 2004) and London (2005) hotel occupancy rates in each city were back at old levels.
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It reported to investors Tuesday that 50% of its desks are now outside of the US and that its occupancy is at 84%.
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With the two devices Schoenfelder says it can serve a greater variety of buildings — including large commercial offices and multi-occupancy apartment blocks.
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Occupancy rates at the president's luxury property have plunged over the last several years, according to a Bloomberg report from earlier this month.
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The inspectors found that the landlord had split the condo horizontally to build nine single-occupancy rooms with 4.5- to 6-foot ceilings.
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RevPAR, a key measure of hotel health calculated by multiplying a hotel's average daily room rate by its occupancy rate, increased 1.8 percent.
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This beachside town peppered with amusement parks has a 10% rental occupancy rate in the winter to thank for its big seasonal difference.
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That growth led to a slight dip in occupancy, down to 25% overall and 2400% for locations opened for more than two years.
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The county had the highest hotel occupancy rate in the state in February, according to Discover The Palm Beaches, a local tourism organization.
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Occupancy in apartments is at 97 percent, according to CBRE, which estimates downtown Cleveland has seen $5.5 billion of new investment since 2010.
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Midscale and economy hotel chains however have seen roughly 2% growth in occupancy and more than 6% growth in revenue per available room.
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"The Superman Celebration is our flagship event," says Trish Streckenrider, a tourism director with the city of Metropolis who tracks local hotels' occupancy.
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After a tumultuous experience living in a triple-occupancy dorm room my freshman year of college, I was absolutely starved for alone time.
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They can better incorporate occupancy sensors to shut down equipment when no one is around and adopt more reusable products, especially in ORs.
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Even tourism, a rare bright spot with hotel occupancy the strongest in a decade, is imperiled by an outbreak of the Zika virus.
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For facilities with occupancy of 500 or fewer, their legal capacity will now be capped at 50%, per Cuomo's tweet on the subject.
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Since the property had low occupancy on our weekend stay, the friendly front desk employee upgraded us three categories to a Howard Deluxe.
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Jorge Mario Chajón, Guatemala's tourism minister, said hotel occupancy rates dropped by as much as 23 percent immediately after the June 230 eruption.
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The city's Federation of Trade Unions said hotel occupancy rates fell 216.1% in June from a year earlier, and probably 24.5% in July.
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For example, Arizona agreed to pay CoreCivic at a guaranteed 90 percent occupancy rate for a thousand-bed, medium-security prison in Eloy.
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Occupancy rate at the company rose 0.4% in North America, its biggest market, while room prices inched higher by 0.3% in the quarter.
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According to the lawsuit, Ms. Watson's occupancy permit, a document required of city residents, was revoked in April 2012 under the nuisance policy.
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Likewise, Thailand's hotel occupancy will rise as much as 4 percentage points this year compared with 9 percentage points last year, he said.
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According to STR's analysis, top-tier hotels in Washington reported an average monthly occupancy of 20173% -- 27 percentage points higher than Trump's hotel.
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Other work suggests that the increased cost of single-occupancy rooms is more than offset by the money saved because of fewer infections.
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The law was aimed at nonconforming rentals, overcrowded single-room occupancy residences and other forms of lodging deemed substandard by the legislation's sponsors.
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Cotton blasted WeWork for issues like assuming 100% occupancy of its buildings and pilloried metric community-adjusted EBITDA — "whatever that means," he said.
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It has a 96 percent occupancy rate and continues to grow revenue, according to the company's latest earnings release for the second quarter.
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"We're committed to getting rid of party houses," Pedigo said, adding that all short-term rental owners should be paying hotel occupancy taxes.
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President Donald Trump&aposs business presented different occupancy rates for Trump Tower to lenders and tax authorities, according to documents obtained by ProPublica.
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President Donald Trump&aposs business presented different occupancy rates for Trump Tower in Manhattan to lenders and tax authorities, ProPublica reported on Wednesday.
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Some city clubs like the L.A.A.C. have opened their rooms to the public because of economic circumstances, realizing they needed to increase occupancy.
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That has lifted average room occupancy of hotels and motels across Australia to a record high of nearly 67 percent in the September quarter.
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However, profitability will improve as the existing malls mature and are able to achieve occupancy rate of above 90% after two years of operation.
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A D.C.-based hotelier told WTOP 10 days after the election that local hotels were already at 65 to 95% occupancy for inauguration weekend.
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Holt said office rents had fallen 25 perfect from their 2015 peak, with the sluggish macroeconomic environment dampening occupancy rates in the city state.
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Detectives also revealed the tower was made up of predominantly one and two bedroom flats, which would account for the lower than expected occupancy.
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The company has improved its portfolio occupancy to 97.4% at 0003Q17 from 90.7% at 1Q16, demonstrating its ability to successfully stabilize value-add acquisitions.
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The new long weekend takes advantage of a Sunday night hotel stay, generally the lowest occupancy night of the week, which dictates lower rates.
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In Los Angeles, for example, a programme allowed motorists to pay to use express lanes that were previously available only to high-occupancy vehicles.
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The evictions stem from an order by a Utah state judge who became fed up with people not paying $100-a-month occupancy fees.
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It turns out that when you take out a high-occupancy freeway it doesn't turn the surface streets into the equivalent of the Autobahn.
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Occupancy is expected to remain positive, although vacancy rates are likely to increase, as new supply will outpace demand growth, according to the report.
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DFDS broke even on its cross-channel routes for the first time ever, on the back of lower fuel costs and higher occupancy rates.
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The organizers were told that they would need to complete repairs and get a new Certificate of Occupancy before being allowed to re-open.
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All they have to do is prove they put sweat equity into the place and make sure the taxes and occupancy fees are paid.
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" The developer also projected that, "With the initial occupancy of these homes, the owners... will effectively control the local government, its zoning and ordinances.
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Hotels typically need 40 percent occupancy to break even, according to Christian Lega, a director of tourism at real estate services firm CBRE Hotels.
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MIT's industrial property portfolio has 86 properties across five segments and has maintained strong occupancy of more than 90% since its listing in 2010.
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For the home-sharing behemoth, taxes are a big deal, especially the local occupancy taxes it wants collect and then remit to city governments.
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Once a home is listed as foreclosed in North Las Vegas, new residents cannot get their water turned on unless they prove legal occupancy.
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But occupancy dropped even at locations open more than two years, to 87 percent in the third quarter from 90 percent a year earlier.
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"Occupancy rate increased marginally to 75 percent whilst average revenue per guest remained at par with the previous year," NMH said in a statement.
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The attacks hurt us right away — our usual occupancy rates were 80 to 2244 percent, but in December and January, they were 21 percent.
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Andrew Cuomo signed a law in 2120 making it illegal to advertise occupancy for short-term rentals in buildings with three or more units.
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And even after that, no city or county can regulate multiple-occupancy bathrooms or changing facilities without the state government legislating that they can.
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Otherwise, it falls into that short term occupancy, or "Airbnb law" and you could be subject to stiff fines if the city finds out.
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For occupancy types and property types not mentioned in the "Criteria Addendum: Germany - Residential Mortgage Assumptions", Fitch applied the highest hit on foreclosure frequency.
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" Make sure not to "exceed maximum occupancy restrictions for your venue," and "staff the entrances/exits to make sure it doesn't get too full.
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But the hearing on Thursday did not clarify why city officials had declared the building safe for occupancy despite the problems with the foundation.
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The hotel's occupancy level with the helicopter service was around 60 percent, compared with its norm of close to 100 percent throughout the year.
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Similarly, if you find a home where monthly fees have remained unchanged for several years, it may be struggling to maintain its occupancy rate.
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Hotel occupancy is higher, which limits your chances of booking a great room, as are nightly rates for hotel rooms all over the city.
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The shop is zoned for commercial use, and the basement does not have the required certificate of occupancy to permit people to live there.
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Then he added, "Fifty years ago, people here were dying of malaria, and now we are at 80 percent occupancy," he shook his head.
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Some homes — especially those in rural areas — are struggling to stay open, with operators blaming low occupancy and insufficient payments from Medicaid and Medicare.
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If the owner violates the ordinance one more time, police will revoke the aquarium's certificate of occupancy and chain the main entry doors shut.
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Occupancy has reached 2000 percent, the lowest level since the research organization began tracking this data in 231, when it was nearly 213 percent.
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Global hospitality research company STR said that for the week of March 8-14, hotel occupancy was down 24.4% to 13% year-over-year.
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Mr. Schooner said the Doral, during the off-season in June when it is hot and muggy in Florida, has a low occupancy rate.
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The devices have occupancy sensors and will turn the heat or air-conditioning on or off based on whether someone is in the room.
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Relying almost entirely on word of mouth, the hotel has reached an occupancy rate of 250 percent, the lodging equivalent of a smash hit.
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The store closures of major retailers have been caused by "slow or declining sales growth, leveraged balance sheets, and rising occupancy costs," he wrote.
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The shift to fee-based express lanes comes as many municipalities face the fact that despite H.O.V. lanes, single-occupancy travel is increasing steadily.
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In the construction of a building, deals are made to finish the project, get a certificate of occupancy for the eventual return on investment.
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MIT has already renewed leases amounting to 7.8% of gross rental income in 1QFY18, while portfolio rental reversions and occupancy have remained mostly stable.
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Once she had been there for more than 30 days, her son claimed that she was a tenant, citing New York State occupancy laws.
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That occupancy rate is about one-third below an industry average for a broad group of luxury hotels in Washington over the same period.
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Despite the low occupancy, the Trump hotel charged nightly room rates that were 40% higher on average than those same nearly two dozen hotels.
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A person with knowledge of the matter at the hotel said there had been a "significant decline" in Chinese occupancy since the news broke.
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Just over a year ago, Justin Giovanni's hotel in Surabaya, Indonesia was running at 30 percent occupancy and his staff struggled with employing technology.
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October is its lowest occupancy month when a hotel like the Aston Waikiki Beach Hotel in Honolulu goes for $15, versus July at $2100.
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The video gradually becomes a cacophony of violence as this object representative of the natural world invades and destroys the place of human occupancy.
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Amazon will receive these incentives over the next decade based on the incremental jobs it creates each year and as it reaches building occupancy targets.
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AAT's office properties have had positive rental rate growth in each of the past six quarters but the company's same store office occupancy has declined.
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The bill would have required the public school systems to provide "reasonable accommodation" for transgender students, like a single-occupancy or a staff-designated restroom.
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Now she lives in a single room occupancy in Skid Row, a small bedroom with a communal kitchen and bathroom that dozens of residents share.
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Another time an aging family member—a person supposedly feeble enough to need round the clock care—required immediate occupancy of our third floor walkup.
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Occupancy peaked in New York hotels in 2130.50 on Saturday nights at nearly 252 percent, a figure that fell to nearly 252 percent on Sunday.
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"Density will allow us to accurately understand foot traffic and occupancy at our support centers," Uber NYC General Manager Josh Mohrer said in a statement.
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ICSC credits these types of businesses as contributors to the industry's solid occupancy rates, which ticked slightly higher to 93.5 percent in the first quarter.
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At one such camp, occupancy in October was at 100 percent, with nearly 400 people staying in prefabricated buildings, according to the manager, Rocío Delgado.
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Overall occupancy was strong at 95%, although investment-property EBITDA growth lagged Fitch's expectations due to slower ramp-up of some of BSD's newer assets.
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President Joko Widodo, who is seeking re-election in April, asked airlines this week to cut prices to help the hospitality industry boost occupancy rates.
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National occupancy is still historically high, hitting 95.2 percent in the second quarter, the first time it's been more than 95 percent in a year.
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If you look at how we have built relationships around the community, we have made sure that the occupancy has continued to be very strong.
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"The reality is this residence Vulcan was occupied prior to the issuance of certificate of occupancy," said Hasmik Geghamyan, the lawyer representing the tenants union.
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"We utilized our taproom, which is a giant open space and has occupancy for almost 300 people, to help get out the vote," Halayko said.
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The Switchee device itself has temperature, light, motion, humidity and air pressure sensors, which it uses to learn occupancy and a property's "thermal profile" i.e.
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WeWork's occupancy rates in the first half of the year fell slightly from 2018, both in mature and non-mature locations, according to the presentation.
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The delay comes as the country faces a government shutdown, which could close down a number of high occupancy national parks countrywide during the holidays.
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"Well, you know, there's a double-occupancy cell with Hillary Clinton," Cruz said at a rally in Georgetown, Texas, north of Austin, alongside fellow Sen.
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Successful restaurants often pay 4 to 6 percent of gross sales in occupancy costs, which include rent and other fees like insurance and property taxes.
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But in Palo Alto, restaurateurs say the combination of high rents and staffing challenges has pushed their occupancy costs to 12 percent of gross sales.
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System wide occupancy has remained stable, above 65%, although coastal locations have outperformed urban ones, both for managed, as well as owned and leased properties.
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The strange story behind WeWork's occupancy ratesThe health of WeWork's business will be critical to any WeWork comeback, especially as it faces a cash crunch.
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Arrivals saw the biggest drop in 17 years in April, while average hotel occupancy rates are down nearly 70 percent nationally, according to industry data.
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Another piece of legislation being weighed would also allow the city to standardize occupancy rates, and set geographic limits on where certain services could operate.
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It requires those receiving a specific kind of HUD grants to generate data related to housing occupancy by various factors, including race and income level.
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"As is typical in the hospitality industry, hotel rates and occupancy fluctuate due to factors such as seasonality and macro-economic forces," the spokesperson said.
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"Overall occupancy expanded in the first quarter, but growth continued to disappoint as net absorption was the lowest since 2014," Denham said in a statement.
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New Cairo, Sheikh Zayed and Shorouk have occupancy rates of 65, 50 and 55 percent respectively, according to Leilani Farha, U.N. special rapporteur on housing.
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By comparison, coworking rival IWG, formerly known as Regus, had an occupancy rate of 69%, according to the company's most recent earnings report in August.
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A four-night, all-inclusive trip from New York City (with airfare) at Sunscape Puerto Plata is $529 total per person (based on double occupancy).
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In fact, Invitation Homes' securitized bond model assumed a 94 percent paying-occupancy rate, putting pressure on the company to evict nonpaying tenants right away.
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Since then they have worked with the New York City Department of Buildings to alter their certificate of occupancy to allow a two-family home.
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Global hospitality research company STR said Wednesday that for the week of March 16-14, hotel occupancy was down 24.4% to 53% year-over-year.
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Greenwich West is expected to top out before the end of the year and be ready for occupancy in early 2020, according to the developers.
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He also takes credit for helping boost the occupancy rate at 9 West 57th from "below 50 percent" several years ago to 70 percent today.
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But a number of those properties were single resident occupancy (SRO) buildings, cheap, short term rentals—the last rung of the low income housing ladder.
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It is telling that most of the canvases here were titled for single-room-occupancy hotels on the Upper West Side, underscoring solitude and isolation.
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Smaller gatherings will still be allowed, but restaurants, bars and other venues with capacities of fewer than 500 people must cut their occupancy by half.
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CBI Acquisitions, a limited liability company based in Connecticut and created to purchase the resort, has the rights for land use and occupancy until 2023.
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"BlaBlaCar and SNCF share the ambition to develop shared mobility at scale whilst limiting the single-occupancy of vehicles," the companies said in a statement.
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The company, whose brands also include the JW Marriott, Autograph and Courtyard, said its room rates edged up 0.6 percent while occupancy increased 1.7 percent.
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You go to predetermined pick-up spots to fill your car with enough bodies to commute through the carpool or high-occupancy vehicle (HOV) lanes.
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Strong Execution Track Record: Wanda's track record of timely delivery of projects, high occupancy rates and continued rental rate growth reflect management's strong execution capabilities.
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Hotel occupancy in Newport exceeded 80 percent last summer, and averaged 65 percent year-round, according to data from STR, a hotel market data firm.
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Mr. Batkin passed on the deal because it was too difficult to predict what might happen to occupancy in the property 10 years from now.
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Its hotel partners become "affiliates" who retain ownership of the hotel while OYO provides management, branding, uniform service experience and guarantees a higher occupancy rate.
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Occupancy rates are low enough that some owners receive no income from their properties and must reach into their own pockets to pay maintenance costs.
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The HB 2 repeal also reserved for state lawmakers sole authority to regulate access to "multiple occupancy restrooms, showers or changing facilities" in the future.
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According to Pavini, since hotels have a better sense of occupancy by that point, they are more likely to offer upgrades that are still available.
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Operating a de facto party business out of an apartment in a residential neighborhood could violate city zoning codes or a building's certificate of occupancy.
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Novel&aposs ownership of its buildings means that the occupancy levels it needs to break even are much lower than other coworking firms, Bennett said.
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KEY ASSUMPTIONS Fitch's key assumptions within our rating case for the issuer include: -Occupancy and ADR growth lower than management's forecasts, particularly from 2017 onwards.
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Restaurants were not included in the list, but Quebec Premier Francois Legault asked them to limit occupancy to 50 percent to maintain distance between customers.
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The agency extrapolates its tourist counts from tallies taken at popular attractions like the Empire State Building and from airport traffic and hotel occupancy data.
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If the opposition doesn't stall the project, the building will be ready for occupancy in another three years when, presumably, the market is hot again.
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Whereas Uber and Lyft have been blamed for increasing traffic congestion, Via is built on shared rides and wants single-occupancy vehicles off the road.
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The resilient occupancy rate and stable rental rates generate sufficient liquidity, as reflected in the stable EBITDA margin of more than 80% in the past decade.
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According to records obtained by NBC Bay Area, the building was under investigation by the Oakland Planning and Building Department for habitability and illegal residential occupancy.
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The result has been the creation of 700 new restaurants and a rise in occupancy rates to 97%, according to the Downtown Center Business Improvement District.
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Overall French hotel occupancy rates fell by 0.3 percentage points in France to 65.4 percent in 2015 while RevPAR (revenue per available room) rose 0.1 percent.
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They are making policy to appeal to the Breitbart base and telling themselves that their occupancy of the Oval Office means they were right all along.
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Because I was alone, I also managed to grab a great deal on an single occupancy room in Salzburg for at least €70 cheaper a night.
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Portfolio occupancy increased slightly to 97.9% in 2Q17, indicating a possible stabilization of the portfolio from a credit perspective, but continues to trail net lease peers.
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Occupancy at the Casa del Migrante in nearby Tapachula has fallen by more than a third since 2000, says Julver Gordillo, who works at the hostel.
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Occupancy rates at four- and five-star hotels in Havana and Varadero surpassed 80 percent last year, Gonzalez said, a figure that includes the low season.
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The properties benefit from sustained high occupancy (in excess of 90%), long-term leases with institutional tenants, and built-in annual rental increase of about 5%.
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Whitbread said there were signs of weakness in the hotel market, most notably in London, with both occupancy and average room rates declining year-on-year.
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We expect 2018 to mark the first full year of RevPAR declines, assuming the historical six- to 12-month lag between occupancy and RevPAR declines holds.
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The company is also facing a declining occupancy rate for its completed and 'stabilised' logistic assets, which dropped to 86.6% in 2016 from 0003% in 2014.
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According to research by Green Street Advisors, for the first time since the recession, occupancy at malls is declining, and market rents appear to be slowing.
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While Airbnb said the domed structure was "very well constructed," it didn't meet the site's rules for occupancy, not having electricity, piped water, or a door.
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Hotel occupancy rates fell as much as 20% in June from a year earlier, and are expected to drop 40% in July on-year, it said.
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Prior to Warhol's occupancy, the space was used a firehouse, which it has in common with at least one other iconic NYC property: The Ghostbusters' headquarters.
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Amenity enhancements at select suburban office properties should allow CLI to take leasing market share and help stabilize portfolio occupancy, resulting in higher property operating income.
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The software is an occupancy monitoring system, which takes similar tech from its distraction detection system, but moves the focus from the driver to the passengers.
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The $500 million over 30 years will come from a half-cent of sales tax, two percent hotel occupancy tax, and five percent car rental tax.
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This mixed programming seems to pay off: during the current season, the ROHM has had a respectable 84% occupancy rate—a 12% increase from last year.
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The rule requires those receiving a specific kind of HUD grant to generate data related to housing occupancy by various factors, including race and income level.
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Many observers think the measure, which would raise the hotel occupancy tax by 22 percent, will fall short of the two-thirds majority necessary for passage.
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"The building has been, and remains, safe for occupancy as this work is being done as a precautionary measure," GSA press secretary Pamela Pennington told Bloomberg.
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Slowest month for rentals: DecemberDifference in average daily rate between peak month and slowest month: $39Average occupancy rate in slowest month: 58%Average daily rate: $193
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Slowest month for rentals: JanuaryDifference in average daily rate between peak month and slowest month: $14Average occupancy rate in slowest month: 68%Average daily rate: $139
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But the market for affordable rentals for working people was tighter, with occupancy rates hovering in the low 90-percent range before the storm, Gilmer said.
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Investigators discovered that Ni had divided the 634-square-foot unit horizontally to construct nine single-occupancy rooms attached with an illegal staircase, the department said.
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Fintiklis and the owners of the hotel tried to remove the Trump name from the building last year in an effort to fix low occupancy rates.
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Fitch expects SSNOI growth to turn positive in 2018 based on estimated contractual rent increases ranging from 3371212%-3371908% for the portfolio and on stabilizing occupancy.
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The hotel industry is averaging about 2628 percent occupancy, so rooms are available nightly, and any imbalance across the various brands can be managed by them.
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"Retailers are stepping back and saying, 'We can't live with those kind of occupancy costs and still make money,'" Robert K. Futterman, a retail broker, said.
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The bill requires multiple-occupancy bathrooms and locker rooms in public schools and government buildings to be used by people only according to their biological sex.
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"Maybe he will," the cop replies, which seems like a decent response—if Trump becomes president, anything could happen, including the repeal of maximum occupancy laws.
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When the hotel finally opened, occupancy rates were more like 3013 percent to 45 percent, and costs ran 50 percent higher than promised, the court found.
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According to those documents, the hotel remained at 45 percent occupancy, but profit from food and beverage services surpassed the company's expectations by some 200 percent.
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During the same period, however, occupancy rates have steadily fallen — to about 47 percent last year from about double that rate in 2008, Mr. Rodríguez said.
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Sanath Ukwatte, president of the Hotels Association of Sri Lanka, said that hotels that once had 70 percent occupancy are now 10 percent full at most.
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For instance, a data analysis showed that in October 2017, the department took more than 15 days to process certificates of occupancy for 161 new buildings.
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If the building does not have a certificate of occupancy, then you and your neighbors should consult a lawyer about withholding rent, Mr. Hershey-Webb said.
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All the residences, scheduled for occupancy by the end of the year, will come with white oak herringbone floors, Carrara marble kitchen countertops, and Gaggenau appliances.
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There are even links to plumbing, electrical and other permits issued, as well as the building's certificate of occupancy and Department of Buildings violations, if any.
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The hotel operator said it expects higher occupancy rate in China as demand from individual travelers as well as corporate groups continues to improve in 2018.
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That's because Kushner Companies, anticipating an ambitious modernization of the property, had reduced the building's occupancy assuming they would find a partner to fund the reconstruction.
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According to Scott Mayerowitz, the executive editorial director at The Points Guy, "load factor" is one of the key metrics for airlines, which is essentially occupancy.
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Since opening in 2016, the market has had a 7003 percent occupancy rate, said Susan E. Fine, a principal at Fine Development Partnerships, the site's developer.
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At the time of the "Funkaesthetics" exhibition he was living in a shabby single-room-occupancy hotel in Chicago, his eyesight almost gone, his kidneys failing.
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Portland and the surrounding Multnomah County used such a tactic to cut red tape and relax zoning and occupancy laws so housing could be quickly built.
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Rents and occupancy are expected to decline at all but the top 100 malls in America, according to Green Street Advisors, a real-estate research firm.
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Guests can also choose to book a shared experience for $3,150 per person per night for double occupancy, or $18,900 for one couple for three nights.
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True, the same people who ogle and rubberneck at Kapoor's imperialist occupancy of the MUAC will likely wonder who left trash in the gallery at Kurimanzutto.
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At the time of the "Funkaesthetics" exhibition he was living in a shabby single-room-occupancy hotel in Chicago, his eyesight almost gone, his kidneys failing.
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Most aboriginal residents live in the North End, an area dotted with ramshackle single-room-occupancy buildings and homemade missing-person signs taped to bar doors.
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And Tracey Northcott and her husband, who manage 12 vacation apartments in Tokyo, said the occupancy rate had gone from 80 percent to zero since January.
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A cash grant of $23 million over 15 years based on the incremental growth of the existing local Transient Occupancy Tax, a tax on hotel rooms.
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The bill forces students to use the facility for the gender they were assigned at birth (what it calls "biological sex") or a single-occupancy facility.
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Such credits would expand existing federal subsidy programs, like tax exempt Private Activity Bonds that have helped fund the High Occupancy Toll lanes on the Capital Beltway.
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Those accommodations include a single-occupancy restroom, a unisex restroom or the supervised use of a restroom, locker room or shower room designated for use by faculty.
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The proposed legislation requires multiple-occupancy bathrooms and locker rooms in public schools and government buildings to be used by people only according to their biological sex.
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Large U.S. nursing home chains have struggled to keep up with rent payments due to changing Medicaid and Medicare reimbursement rates, rising costs and low occupancy rates.
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The theme park portion of American Dream has been in the works since July 2012, and the center was issued a temporary certificate of occupancy on Thursday.
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