The phrase "a potential property" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing something that may become a property or characteristic in the future, often in contexts like real estate, law, or theoretical discussions.
Example: "The land has been identified as a potential property for development, pending further environmental assessments."
Alternatives: "a possible asset" or "a prospective property".
But in a highly developed area like the Hamptons, a potential property owner will be confronted with limits even on generously sized parcels.
Expectations that rising interest rates may puncture a potential property bubble were dashed last week by the Bank of England governor, Mark Carney.
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This case presents the analyst with what seems to be a typical task — evaluating and pricing a potential property acquisition; the case problem, however, is atypical because it requires valuation on the basis of a leveraged-leasing structure.
Concerns about a potential property market bubble have been growing.
The challenge for Ireland now is to maintain its competitiveness and momentum in the face of greater competition and higher costs plus a potential property bubble.
The groom, 28, is an associate specializing in potential property purchases at DRA Advisors, a real estate investment firm in New York.
Other postulated reasons are a potentiation of FUDR cytotoxicity by dexamethasone and a potential antiangiogenic property of dexamethasone [ 86, 87].
Meanwhile, Icebox.com's animated series "Mr. Wong" -- about a bucktoothed 85-year-old Chinese houseboy -- is an Internet hit and is reportedly being shopped around to movie studios as a potential feature property.
Every seasoned investor should be familiar with the obvious expenses that go into a rental analysis when determining if a potential investment property will be profitable.
The easiest way around the problem is to ensure that a potential rental property accommodates its tenants with heated, underground (or at least covered) parking.
