The phrase "acquire a property" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the act of purchasing or obtaining real estate or land.
Example: "After months of searching, we finally decided to acquire a property in the city center."
Alternatives: "purchase a property" or "obtain a property".
"As we looked to acquire a property that would further strengthen our technology channel, ReadWriteWeb naturally rose to the top of the list.
- China Investment Corp. has emerged as the winner of an auction, paving the way for it to acquire a property portfolio of nine Australian office buildings from Morgan Stanley's real estate investment arm for an undisclosed amount.
The plan is to acquire a property that will accommodate their family and "the addition of future partners if that time comes".
After they acquire a property, they will write a brief description about.
The Everest Re Group, an insurance company, said yesterday that it had agreed to acquire a property-casualty company, the Gibraltar Casualty Company from the Prudential Insurance Company of America for $49 million.
In a move that makes the connection more overt, the church has now acquired a property that has the distinction of being the longest continuously-producing Hollywood studio.
A David Ng, a Manhattan landlord-tenant lawyer, said that generally speaking, a landlord who acquires a property by foreclosure is liable for security deposits paid to the previous landlord.
He acquired a property called Groote Schuur, which he rebuilt in the Dutch colonial style and bequeathed as an official residence for future prime ministers of the Union of South Africa.
It is clearly wrong for a member of parliament to acquire a second property with a mortgage subsidised by the taxpayer.
Quinn was the victim of his own burgeoning success during the boom years when he borrowed billions from Anglo Irish Bank to acquire a global property empire.
