The phrase "affecting house" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe a house that has an emotional impact or influence, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The affecting house stood on the hill, evoking memories of childhood summers."
Alternatives: "emotionally impactful house" or "influential residence".
Market fundamentals became insignificant in affecting house price returns, and the price-momentum conditions characteristic of a "bubble" were created.Again, by one reading this acquits Fannie and Freddie.
The government realises this, hence the sticking plasters of help-to-buy and starter homes, to try to help a few households onto the housing ladder without affecting house prices and profits from housing.
In theory that trickles down to the lower reaches of the market, affecting house prices for all.
"The site selection had been done behind closed doors, as the government was worried about adversely affecting house prices," McKirdy says.
Tyree Cooper's timeless ode to the power of the potential is an everlasting example of just how affecting house music, when done right, can be.
At the same time, "Pregnant Widow" lacks both the emotional wisdom and historical ambition of Mr. Amis's last novel, the powerful and deeply affecting "House of Meetings," which tackled the daunting subject of Stalin's labor camps and the mental costs of survival.
But it isn't merely gas prices affecting housing affordability.
More than 200 jurisdictions independent cities, nine counties, various agencies influence decisions affecting housing and transport.
"I identified five major factors that are affecting housing demand, housing supply and housing cost," he said.
They include Federal Reserve policy; international capital flows; industry-specific policies such as those affecting housing; fiscal policy and many others.
But she doesn't see how that affects house prices.
