Sentence examples for equivalent property from inspiring English sources

The equivalent property today would be £250,000".

The letter demanded compensation for the loss of the houses owned by committee members and for resettlement to equivalent property.

Furthermore, these remarks imply that the historically "equivalent" property of the Palestinians is not shops nor personal effects, but land.

It is staggeringly cheaper than an equivalent property on the Israeli side of the Green Line, because it is on Palestinian land, confiscated by Israel.

Unlike property developers, custom builders (individuals or groups who buy land and procure a home for themselves as a place to live) can usually procure their homes at a fraction of the equivalent property market cost.

A recent global cost-of-living survey by Mercer Human Resource Consulting found that the typical rent on an unfurnished, two-bedroom apartment in a 'good area' of London is, at £1,700 a month, 70% higher than for an equivalent property in Paris, more than twice as expensive as a flat in Amsterdam or Dublin, and three times more than one in Madrid.

Equivalence tests based on the MCID of 5 were used to assess the equivalent properties between the two modes and the results showed the measurement scales between two modes were equivalent for all domains except for Sexual functioning domain.

"There are no equivalent properties anywhere in the world".

Stone homes around Mazamet, about 80 minutes' drive from Toulouse, are a fraction of the price of equivalent properties in Provence: a small, run-down village house costs as little as £15,000, while a restored house, with modern kitchen and bath, costs from £30,000.

In this case, additional equivalent properties can be established.

In fact, there exist some equivalent properties between them.