The phrase "a range of estates" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a variety of properties or land holdings, often in the context of real estate or land management.
Example: "The developer is offering a range of estates, from small cottages to large mansions, to cater to different buyers."
Alternatives: "a variety of properties" or "a selection of estates."
Its facilities services division provides a range of estate management services and health and safety checks for NHS bodies.
Its two rows of whitewashed one-storey buildings are repurposed from 200-year-old farm buildings: the reception was the olive mill; the hotel shop (with tourist bric-a-brac and a range of estate wines) is a former chicken house; and the guest rooms housed the farm's workers.
In the meantime, a range of real estate prospectors have arrived.
The congressman's donations have poured in from a range of real estate interests since the 2004 election cycle.
The company began operations in March under the premise that by linking the Internet with a range of real estate services it could make the process of buying and selling a home more efficient and less costly.
"Even without the rule set in stone yet, it has created panic in the sense that buyers are hesitating and rental market interest has nearly doubled overnight," said Benjamin J. Smith, the chief executive of Smith & Ken, a company that provides a range of real estate services in the U.A.E.
It provides a range of real estate services to corporations throughout the region, similar to the range of services provided by its Americas and EMEA segments.
REITs traditionally hold a range of real estate including apartments, offices, shopping malls, warehouses, etc. REITs are similar to mutual funds in the sense that they pool investments together, generate capital gains and investment income, and allow investors to invest in a diversified portfolio of assets.
These services may work like a wine club (or even be called a wine club), but they'll offer wines from a range of wineries or estates.
There is always a range of views about estate regeneration plans among the residents they effect, but only those opposed to them secure media attention.
