Sentence examples for estate changes from inspiring English sources

Greenwich, like many towns in Connecticut, relies heavily on revenues from its conveyance tax, which is paid when real estate changes hands.

By destroying the lawn, an Edible Estate changes independence to interdependence, both with other people and with nature as the provider.

His current major project is the Dutchess County, NY country estate of Seagram Company president Edgar Bronfman, Jr. Kiley and Bronfman's wife, Clarissa, have hit it off and she will be closely involved with the estate changes.

Because the estate changes sponsored by President George W. Bush eliminated the ability of people to have the state-level share of any estate tax come out of the federal tax.

Despite concerns that the sale heralded a future break-up of the department store chain, the company insists that the real estate changes are part of its three-year turnaround plan to steer the group back into the black and restore it to its "rightful place" on the British high street.

While most of us can't afford the listings, the people watching, real estate changes, and overall environment breed cool, fun, and overall they feeling breeds New York.

Apparently, the estate changed its mind.

His timing has shown him to be in sync with the currents of real estate change.

His descendants, though, might have recognized his wrongdoing long ago: the full sales history of the Château de l'Écluse is recounted on each of the six acts of inheritance drawn up over the years, as the estate changed hands among them.

The estate changed hands several times until the current owner, local farmer Hamish Watson, purchased it in December 2010.

The gardens and parkland were developed in stages over the nineteenth century as ownership of the estate changed.