Sentence examples for create a new housing from inspiring English sources

The three have signed a "collaboration agreement" in which they agree, in principal, to work together to create a new housing development meaning there will likely be little opposition to the plans from within the Tory led local council.

But will the scheme create a new housing bubble?

Never mind that this tax credit has been criticized by economists and experts alike who say it could create a new housing bubble amid the devastation.

Instead, they turned to the architect in the family to create a new house on the site.

But, according to her new planning proposal, she now aims to create a new house at Bell Lane, linked to her existing studio at Tenter Ground.

In 1617 George employed the architect William Arnold, to create a new house in the Lower Ward of the castle.

Now, we are having another argument about whether the government is creating a new housing disaster for taxpayers.

The Institute of Directors (IoD) joined critics who claim the scheme to partially guarantee more than 500,000 low-deposit mortgages over three years risks creating a new housing bubble.

Cridland said the government's controversial Help to Buy scheme – blamed by some for creating a new housing bubble – was not responsible for unsustainable rises in house prices, arguing it was a relatively small part of the overall market.

The second phase, which will start formally next week, instead of January, has caused controversy over fears that the government is creating a new housing bubble after the first part of the scheme made it easier to buy new-build properties.

In Berlin – where Airbnb has been partly blamed for increasing rents – city officials have created a new housing law banning regular short-term letting of rooms without permission from the authorities, something that could have a big impact on the number of Airbnb hosts in the city.