Sentence examples for estate availability from inspiring English sources

This includes real estate availability, cost of operation, and competing for people's attention with so many offerings on any given night.

McCollough said Circuit City was moving forward with remodeling and relocation of its stores, and the company hopes to open 50 new stores by the end of next year, depending on real estate availability.

"The idea," Mr. Atallah says, "is to provide real-estate availability in the market".

To test the relation between peak rates of CO2 production and substrate 'real-estate' availability, carbon dioxide profiles were recorded for paper chads with areal dimensions increased by a factor of one, two and three (i.e., the paper sheets were cut at larger dimensions, which would also translate to a proportional increase in internal attachment surface).

Developers said they have started to give the Bronx another look because of its relatively low real estate prices, availability of large commercial sites, accessibility to subways, and rich cultural history, among other factors.

Demand for real estate outpaces availability.

Instead of digital's limitless territory, print magazine pages are scarce, high-priced real estate whose availability is largely driven by the success or failure of the ad-sales staff.

Thanks to the city's liberal land-use policies, Houston enjoys lower real estate prices, increased availability of affordable housing, lower population concentration and more opportunities for entrepreneurs.

The construction of new condominium complexes at least partly explains the increase in Riverdale availability, real estate agents said.

City officials and real estate executives emphasize the availability of mass transit, rather than access by car, when discussing the location.

Another plus for Mount Kisco, according to Patricia Riley, who completed her term as mayor last week, is "a much-needed churn in the single-family-home real estate market" that the availability of senior condos is expected to generate.