Sentence examples for equivalent house from inspiring English sources

Did homicide check out the people who lived in the equivalent house on the next block?

A rent ratio is the sale price of a house divided by the annual cost of renting an equivalent house.

Combined with today's low interest rates, that ratio means that the typical monthly mortgage payment is several hundred dollars lower than the rent on an equivalent house.

So not only do they end up too poor to buy an equivalent house in a better area, but they are also sometimes saddled with the mortgage debt from their demolished property.Newcastle council is trying to devise ways of overcoming this.

Here is the main point: Including the value of living in a house — that is, the rent that a family would have to pay to live in an equivalent house elsewhere — homes in New York have returned more than 15percentt a year since 1980, according to an analysis by Mr. Lys.

A solar house proved to be more energy efficient than an equivalent house built with commitment to use "green" materials.

They cost anywhere from $30,000 to $300,000 (the equivalent houses in America would cost many times those amounts) and the cheapest houses can be had for a $6,000 down payment.

He added that "roughly 5,000 people were forced out" of their homes to create room for Olympic facilities but that "thanks to the corruption and incompetence of authorities," those people have not been "adequately compensated for their property or been given equivalent housing elsewhere, as they were promised".

He added that the houses in the area were "unique" and it would be "very difficult" to find equivalent houses in the countryside "due to pressure on rural housing in the green belt".

8. "There is also the violence of (African Americans) having to live in a community and pay higher consumer prices for goods or higher rents for equivalent housing than are charged in white parts of the city".

"There is also the violence of (African Americans) having to live in a community and pay higher consumer prices for goods or higher rents for equivalent housing than are charged in white parts of the city".