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Definition of state tenant in English: state tenantnoun NZ A person who lives in affordable housing provided by the government. better-off state tenants can expect to be moved out of their state houses under the next government Example sentencesExamples - The aim is to give the state tenants a guarantee against uncertain enhancements of rent, and against taxation of improvements.
- The new system will give state tenants on market rents a financial incentive to get out voluntarily.
- State tenants are now benefiting from an income-related rent, saving households up to $60 a week.
- As a result of the Government cramming more and more State tenants into an area where there is a marked imbalance between private and State housing, it is inevitable that social dislocations will occur.
- Why would the Minister not allow State tenants to buy their homes, recirculate that capital, and get the waiting list down?
- Redevelopments are occurring when state tenants already face tenancy reviews replacing the old policy of "a house for life".
- I absolutely agree that a State housing agency should be looking after State tenants.
- Buyers might not want to spend up to $700,000 to find state tenant neighbours.
- Successive Ministers of Housing had wanted the income that any state tenant received from boarders to be counted as income in terms of calculating entitlements.
- The Prime Minister has ruled out returning state tenants to full market rents as under the previous National Government in the 1990s.
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