The phrase "a package of property" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to real estate, legal documents, or discussions about ownership and assets.
Example: "The contract included a package of property that encompassed both the land and the buildings on it."
Alternatives: "a bundle of assets" or "a collection of properties".
Executives at J. E. Robert, the real estate management firm headed by Mr. Robert, said it took about 90 days to analyze and evaluate a package of properties held by the R.T.C.
We are tackling the small minority of rogue landlords – from giving extra funding to councils to tackle beds in sheds, to putting in place a package of measures to improve property conditions.
When Gardner Denver, a medical-device manufacturer, announced in April 2009 that it would move its operations from Sheboygan, Wisconsin, to the small Louisiana town of Monroe, it was convinced in part by a package of incentives, including FastStart, property-tax exemptions and $8.7m to help pay for relocation.
However, it announced the sale of a package of risky and loss-making property loans to Cerebrus Capital for £1.1bn with the money added to its capital pile.
"Providing the largest package of property tax relief in our history means that citizens, not the government, get to decide how their hard-earned dollars are spent," he said.
Following the death of a brother and an aunt, Honora Drake Garrard, the father inherited two separate estates -- 800-acre Denford in Berkshire and the Garrard package of property, valued at about $9 million in today's terms -- as well as the Garrard name.
Trying to avert a state financial takeover of Nassau County's government, Democratic leaders in the County Legislature are considering a package of budget cuts and an increase in property taxes of 9.5 to 15percentt.
Merrill Lynch bought a package of several hundred non-performing loans and the property that backed them.
