Sentence examples for estate wealth from inspiring English sources

Look east and you see the new condominium developments and the High Line – real estate, wealth, affluence and power.

The Joint Economic Committee estimates that the lost of real estate wealth just from foreclosures on subprime loans will be about $71 billion.

The loss in total real estate wealth is expected to range from $2 trillion to $4 trillion, depending on how far home prices fall, according to several economists.

According to figures from the Reserve Bank of New Zealand, real estate wealth makes up 73 percent of household assets in the country, compared with 56 percent for Australian households.

"Many women have been shut out of what may be the biggest accumulation of real estate wealth in history, valued at over $17 trillion in 2010" by the bank HSBC, she wrote.

They also note that the loss of real estate wealth could prove more damaging for the general public than falling stock values because more American families own homes than own stock.

In cities such as Beijing and Shanghai, prices have skyrocketed in recent years, resulting in an extraordinary appreciation in real-estate wealth.

Consequently, many women have been shut out of "possibly the biggest accumulation of residential real-estate wealth in history", worth more than $30 trillion in 2013 .Leftover Women" is a compelling piece of original research, though the author may be over-egging the pudding a little.

That moment is London in 2007 and 2008, on either side of the global financial meltdown, and Pepys Road is at once an illustration of the pre-crash condition of ever-increasing real-estate wealth and a shorthand for the patterns of behavior that built to that tenuous apex.

Maybe the forces arrayed against peace-making cultural initiatives truly are prohibitive, despite the estate's wealth.

And she approved a theatrical adaptation of her husband's book of poems for children, "Old Possum's Book of Practical Cats," which became the musical "Cats," bringing her and the estate great wealth, from which she created a charitable trust.