Sentence examples for desirable amenities from inspiring English sources

She drew up a list of desirable amenities -- a dishwasher, an elevator, a bit of outdoor space.

Wharton took over, with the aid at first of contributions from Colm Brogan, Charles Herring and John Lucas, who dreamed up the mock advertisements for such desirable amenities as the Plastigarden, with clip-on flowers.

While grocery stores in general are not considered highly desirable, he said, the upscale Whole Foods stores in the basement of the Time-Warner Columbust Circleus Circle and in the Chelsea Mercantile building on Seventh Avenue at 24th Street, part of an international chain featuring natural food, are considered desirable amenities, rather then problems.

Both couples are part of a growing group of renters, as well as condominium and co-op owners, who count advanced telephone service, E-mail, high-speed Internet access and satellite television as desirable amenities affecting where they choose to live.

In residential and office buildings, tenants consider workout operations a desirable amenity, sometimes allowing landlords to charge higher rents.

There will be 148 ground-floor parking spaces inside the building -- a highly desirable amenity in Hoboken where parking is a constant challenge -- and a fitness center, too.

As the city's real estate landscape changes and people move farther from the subways, they will no doubt continue to find a free shuttle a desirable amenity.

The developers of two popular systems say they are a desirable amenity for people who are packed uncomfortably close to each other.

East of the Rockies, however, U.S. summers are distinctly uncomfortable, and air conditioning is viewed as a desirable amenity in most areas.

Although some homeowners forgo tubs in their bathrooms today, a free-standing one is still a desirable amenity for many.

Paul has very strong institutions of medical research and higher education, a highly educated population and a desirable amenity base," says Stuart Gabriel, director of the Ziman Center for real estate at the University of California Los Angeles.