occupancy

IPA: ˈɑkjʌpʌnsi

The act of occupying, the state of being occupied or the state of being an occupant or tenant.
The period of time during which someone rents or otherwise occupies certain land or premises.
The specific use to which something occupied is put.

Examples of "occupancy" in Sentences

The occupancy is starting to build a bit, but rates are somewhat flat.
ABORIGINAL implies having no known race preceding in occupancy of the region.
Planning for the extreme variation in occupancy was an issue the designers dealt with from the start.
Author: Patricia Stewart â€œHoney, Iâ€ ™ m home, â€ I yelled as I entered our spacious 241 square foot twin occupancy cabin.
There are 7 total rooms fully furnished for move-in occupancy, plus 2 full baths (no tubs) with walk-in showers, and 2 terraces.
There was one other certainty: It was impossible for any agency short of sheer fairyland magic to have produced overnight a room that displayed its long-term occupancy by a not-too-immaculate character.
U.S. shopping malls have arrested their declines in occupancy and lease rates and begun a slow recovery, but retail landlords caution that a stronger rebound will depend on job gains and renewed consumer confidence.
Occupy Seattle demonstrators sent the mayor a list of demands, including approval for large tents to be used as a kitchen, infirmary, storage area and information center -- and written approval of long-term occupancy.