Sentence examples for difficult to renovate from inspiring English sources
Though islanders appreciate quaintness, the main reason the homes have changed very little is that logistically, it is difficult to renovate them.
The future of Pimlico, an outdated facility that would be difficult to renovate, has long been in question.
Former tenement buildings where a tub in the kitchen was once the norm account for much of the housing stock in NoLIta, and these can be difficult and not very profitable to renovate, brokers said.
All-cash buyers, typically investors eager to renovate and quickly resell or rent out homes, are making it more difficult for first-time buyers, who typically rely on mortgage loans that can take weeks or months to materialize.
"We're going to renovate".
I had to renovate everything.
It plans to renovate them to sell to local families.
Now they needed to raise money to renovate the space.
And the university has promised to renovate a nearby plaza.
