Sentence examples for crash housing from inspiring English sources

Before the crash, housing was widely deemed one of the safest possible investments.

Riding out a crash: Housing is a notoriously boom-and-bust industry.

In the lead-up to a crash housing assessments will likely chug upward like the slow ascent of a roller coaster, then fall as sellers try to offload their homes before the values become too low to make a profit.

Markets crash, house prices go down, and friends are unreliable.

The factory building, which at the time of the crash housed a maker of wrought-iron fences, has been leveled, leaving a vacant lot.

Think about what happened when that old antiquated Glass Steagall Act was removed — and only 9 years later we had a second Great Crash, house prices tanked, and millions were unemployed.

Playing a fairly solid set gave me enough gusto to ask her to come back to the crash house.

Seen exclusively by the Guardian, the document sheds new light on why so little affordable housing is being built across England; why planning policy consistently fails to be enforced; and why property developers are now enjoying profits that exceed even those of the pre-crash housing bubble.

Sure,  Nevada's Second Congressional District has a few oddities: it's had fast population growth and crashing housing prices.

The Obama administration failed to adequately address the crashing housing markets early on, but has begun to take corrective action.

MIAMI — Overcoming the effects of high unemployment and a crashed housing market, Florida attracted 2.8 million new residents in the last decade, according to census data released Thursday.