Sentence examples for detached housing from inspiring English sources

Designated for conservation, Bauhaus apartments usually cover entire floors and offer the feel of a private home in a city that conspicuously lacks detached housing.

One rare exception is a 55-acre tract in Plainview to be developed by the Holiday Organization of Westbury as 370 attached and detached housing units, but sales there have not yet started.

The study results showed that among the species recorded in five residential type (traditional housing, detached housing, villa, apartment blocks and sites, mass housing for employees), non-native taxa frequency of a total species are much and dominantly represent residential landscape structure.

With this amount of power, almost 1.3 million m2 of standard detached housing and over 1.7 million m2 of modern ultra-low energy detached housing could be heated by GWHP systems.

And -- contrary to the image of suburban desolation -- detached housing retains a significantly lower vacancy rate than the multi-unit sector, which has also suffered a higher growth in vacancies even the crash.

With a mushrooming population, we can no longer afford to give over the area in land that the low density of detached housing requires.

The average price of a property in Poole in 2008 was £274,011; detached houses were on average £374,150, semi-detached and terraced houses were cheaper at £226,465 and £217,128 respectively.

In some local markets, especially those that have seen significant new condo construction downtown or that have little available land suitable for detached housing, the median value of condos exceeds median values of single-family detached houses in the surrounding suburbs.

Detached houses and bungalows accounted for 37% of household spaces and semi-detached houses and bungalows were recorded by 28%.

Detached houses range from $580,000 to $1.8 million.

The development has a mix of apartments and detached houses.