Sentence examples for completed properties from inspiring English sources

It said those measures included the option of buying other completed properties.

Private banks tend to stick to lending against completed properties in areas where there is a track record on rental income, said Mr. Henning, of Barclays.

The Get Britain Building scheme, which was designed to create 16,000 homes, had by September only produced 715 completed properties, so government schemes alone are not making up the numbers.

British ministers are trying to change Mr Monti's mind, by arguing that the subsidy is designed simply to cover a loss and not to generate profits, and by pointing out that completed properties are let at local market rates.

Wealth managers emphasized that the banks were writing loans only for the purchase of completed properties, as the risks inherent to providing loans to properties not yet completed were deemed too high to underwrite in most cases.

But Victoria Finch of estate agent Cluttons, which has an office in Dubai, says: 'People who used to buy in the Mediterranean are now buying in Dubai, and there are also people planning their retirement who want to spend six months in the sun.' Nevertheless, she says that many potential buyers are put off by the fact that there is a lack of completed properties.

'In Kalasin I know of three other foreigners who were kicked out by their wives after they completed property purchases.

The Land Registry, which records all completed property sales in England and Wales, has been recording the price of all property sales since April 2000, although the data now goes back to January 1995.

According to the NCVS, (National Crime Victimization Survey) looking at the total number of self-protective behaviors undertaken by victims of attempted or completed property crime for the five-year period 2007 through 2011, in only 0.1percentt of these instances had the intended victim acted in resistance to a criminal who "threatened or attacked with a firearm".

Instead of lending money to buy a house, the bank uses diminishing musharaka (a partnership system) and ijara (a leasing arrangement) schemes to complete property purchases.

Landlords are rushing to complete property purchases before stamp duty changes come into effect in April, with solicitors working over the bank holiday weekend to make sure deals are completed in time.