Sentence examples for estate point from inspiring English sources

So really, we can't generalize and say all the Middle East is uniform from the real estate point of view.

(3) From a real estate point of view, the workshop participants state that the planned housing project is located in an area with a stable social structure, close to recreational spaces such as the Landschaftspark, and has good infrastructure links (SenStadt 2009: 14).

The only problem, as the proprietor of the estate pointed out, was that Domaine Ponsot did not start producing that particular wine until 1982.

"Look at that -- it's worthy of a museum," said Mikhail D. Kharit, the architect and developer of the estate, pointing to Tiffany-style windows and parquet floors with five hues of wood.

Mark Alexander, who runs Hope Community, a development corporation that manages 1,400 housing units and oversees $125 million worth of real estate, points out that "many of the Latino residents of the past have moved out".

Up-and-coming rhymer Discarda, 17, Man Fred, 25, and numerous others on baby BMXs patiently follow the boys as they wander about the estate pointing out the sights.

The fact that many of those caught rioting in Tottenham in 2011 lived on local estates points not to the estates' neglect, but to the long-term neglect of the consequences of inequality.

Real estate agents point out the proximity of "topnotch" schools, the 18-hole golf course and other upscale amenities that "cater to a perpetually-on-vacation-like lifestyle".

Settled in 1623, it was incorporated (1647) as Piscataqua Plantation, Maine's first town, and was later renamed for the Champernowne family's estate, Kittery Point, in Devon, England.

In China, real estate specialists point out, what gets built depends more on the government's current goals and policies than on market forces.

If the house, with 4,620 square feet, were on the Upper East Side, it would be a bargain at $2.95 million, real estate agents point out.