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It would be understandable if the duke sat back and let the money pour in, especially as the value of the 2,000 properties owned by the group in prime central London is pretty much inured to the vagaries of world economic decline, buoyed as it is by the huge number of foreign buyers — more than 50 nationalities came house hunting here last year — and to a shortage in supply.
She came house hunting in Fairfield County after her series of short fiction works and illustrations of diminutive cupids in Ladies Home Journall in 1909 led to the production of more than five million Kewpies in china, celluloid, chalk, chocolate and wood.
You see, when the basketball superstar was contemplating signing with the New York Knicks last week, he came house hunting in my tragically trendy, downtown neighborhood, and news soon broke that he was looking at a $12.9 million fixer upper -- with high ceilings -- directly across the street from my apartment building.
From one side came "House Made of Dawn" and from the other "Come On'a My House".
Then came House Bill 1284.
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The feeling first cropped up when we came house-hunting back in April.
In the 1980s, it was the Japanese who came house-hunting in droves, while in the 1990s it was Middle Eastern investors flush with oil-profits cash or newly minted Russian tycoons who rose from the rubble of the fallen wall.
Earle came house-trained.
In place of industry came housing.
"We will come house by house, room by room.
After one date, he invited me to come house-sit with him in the Berkshires.
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