The phrase "a potential house" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a house that may be considered for purchase, rental, or development, indicating that it has the possibility of being chosen or utilized in the future.
Example: "After visiting several properties, we finally found a potential house that meets all our requirements."
Alternatives: "a possible house" or "a prospective house."
Geotagging information could potentially give someone intent on scaring you (such as a stalker) or a potential house thief the opportunity to know your exact whereabouts, particularly where you've cross-posted your check-ins on places such as Twitter and any other sites.
So how did Chandani go from being regarded as a thief to a potential house guest?
What happens, though, when a buyer is buying a potential house -- one that hasn't even been built yet -- or recently completed new construction?
To open a location (there are currently 26), a potential house leader must carefully research a neighborhood's history, including whether that area was likely to have had a lodging house at the turn of the 20th century.
In June 2015 when asked about a potential housing bubble in Sydney, he said: "As someone who, along with the bank, owns a house in Sydney I do hope our housing prices are increasing.
Although the group has not reached consensus on how to come up with more housing subsidies, one thing is clear: With the recession, budget cuts and downturns in local construction and real estate industries, there may be so many interests competing for pieces of a potential housing trust fund that they could undermine plans to pass a ballot measure to pay for it.
On Nov. 17, 2004, The Economist featured one of its many early-warning articles, "Home Truths," on the housing bubble over the last six years: "Home prices now look significantly overvalued in America, Australia, Britain, France, Ireland, the Netherlands, New Zealand and Spain.... Two-thirds (weighted by G.D.P). of the world tracked by The Economist's indices have a potential housing bubble".
The FPC rejected asking for a more sophisticated set of tools to cool a potential housing bubble but made clear it intended to focus on help to buy, a market has expanded from 4% of lending in 2000 to 12% in the second quarter of 2014.
When asked if he was concerned by a potential housing bubble or other asset bubble in the UK, Mr Cameron said that the Bank of England was fully independent, and that it was the Bank's job to "identify" and to "deal with" any asset bubble.
It means that when Andrea, our social worker, sets up an interview for him with a potential housing placement, he agrees to it but then doesn't show up.
Nearly a year ago, then-City Manager Mark Scott told the Burbank City Council about the "urgent" challenges facing the community: low projected growth, sales tax revenue stagnation, a potential "housing crisis" that may make it harder to woo businesses, and $115 million in unfunded projects.
