Sentence examples for cheapest properties from inspiring English sources

In a statement, Newham council said the area had high poverty levels "resulting in high demand for the cheapest properties".

Among the cheapest properties, for overseas students of more modest means, is a £275-a-week bedsit in Egerton Garden Mews, but it's so small tenants will have to climb a ladder to get to the "raised bed area".

Baltic and Mediterranean Avenues. the cheapest properties on the board, were largely black neighborhoods in Atlantic City when much of the Jim Crow South migrated north, where black citizens staffed gleaming hotels and restaurants that refused to serve them.

In the most expensive parts of the country, lenders are demanding deposits of £40,000 for even the cheapest properties – requiring a level of savings that most renters could only dream of.

By 2020, Shelter predicts that there will be a gap between the cost of renting some of the cheapest properties and the maximum LHA support in 80% of the country: In 169 areas (52%) there will be a gap of more than £50 a month between LHA and private rents at the bottom quarter of the market.

Figures released by London councils shows that the cost of the cheapest properties has risen by £80 in the past 18 months - a 10% rise.

The median house price in BD1 was £40,000, with the cheapest property selling for £29,000.

It said the cheapest property being advertised for sale was a studio flat in Bexley, on the market for £94,995.

"People always want to buy the cheapest property, but you've got to have an exit strategy.

"It was the cheapest property on offer by some margin," he says of the former Google call centre.

There are quirky lanes because Melbourne loves quirky lanes – Hosier Lane and Hardware Lane take the cheapest property spots on the board (think Old Kent Road in the original).