Sentence examples for conventional housing from inspiring English sources

After the games, the units could be converted to conventional housing.

For many, the fantastic social, political and environmental benefits of cohousing make it a real alternative to conventional housing.

Yet, as baby boomers retire, the demand for such places will probably grow at the expense of conventional housing.

BedZED cost about 50 percent more to build than a conventional housing complex, largely because it was breaking new ground, said a BioRegional spokesman, Phil Shemmings.

"They don't want to rent to me," said one, a mother of two who is keen, like most of her friends, to move into conventional housing but cannot find anyone willing to have her.

We all acknowledge the need for and consequences of population and housing growth, but already we see much evidence in London that conventional housing will not be the initial destination for many.

Trailers and conventional houses now share many materials and construction techniques.

The residents in bushfire prone areas still wanted quite conventional houses, Weir says.

Yet unlike conventional houses, which often appreciate, manufactured homes quickly lose their value.

DEPENDING on one's credit, it is usually easy enough to find financing for a conventional house.

Domes use a third less material in construction, and 33%-50 33%-50energy than conventional houses, according to 1980s research.