Sentence examples for estate is built from inspiring English sources
"Often, real estate is built as long as the funding is there, even if it looks like it will increase vacancy rates across the city, and these absolutely will," said Susan Wachter, a professor of real estate and finance at the Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania.
AT FIRST glance, Foxglove Mead in Chertsey looks like any other housing estate being built in Britain.
The China Walk estate was built by the London County Council between 1928 and 1934, its completion achieved just three years before Noel Gay's hit show was first performed.
In Ellesmere Port, the freehold on Lindsay Lloyd's home was originally offered to her at around £2,635 when the estate was built.
The estate was built in 1927 by Sir Robert Hotung, a Hong Kong businessman and the first Chinese person to be granted permission to own property on the Peak.
The 1928 estate was built a few miles from Woodstock by Raymond Pitcairn, an heir to the Pittsburgh Plate Glass fortune, but Mr. Wallace gave it musical renown when he built recording studios there that attracted the likes of Norah Jones, David Bowie and Natalie Merchant.
"IT CAN be a hard sell", admits Jonathan Speed, a spokesman for Barking Riverside, a new housing estate being built on the site of an old power station on the banks of the Thames.
On Henley's estate, leaks that damaged four flats have been fixed, but residents have reported frequent and long-lasting breaks in the supplies of hot water and heating over the four years since the estate was built.
People started worrying that a regular shuttle would fly golfers in from Manhattan and ruin an estate that once had an impeccable pedigree: the Seven Springs estate was built by Eugene I. Meyer Jr., the industrialist who owned The Washington Post.
