Sentence examples for existing estates from inspiring English sources

These three elements are vital if we want to turn existing estates into valuable assets and at the same time house low-income communities in an integrating, harmonious and fair way.

But when you realise that "new council homes" often means cramming more homes on to existing estates, or bulldozing and rebuilding them, it's hard to see it as much of a win for the borough.

Yet too many of these plans are still predicated on a tabula rasa mindset, wiping the slate clean rather than remodelling existing estates and working intelligently with the value of what is already there.

Meanwhile, Sadiq Khan's position on the issue is that no estate should be demolished except in very exceptional circumstances, preferring instead to look at building new homes on existing estates such as is planned at King Square in Islington.

Most projects start before construction begins; cables and wires have to snake throughout the client's property, so existing estates are bad for business.

As a result, castle building by the Norman nobility across England and the Marches lacked a grand strategic plan, reflecting local circumstances such as military factors and the layout of existing estates and church lands.

More important, though, Atlas follows the existing estate plan literally.

The "Kipling garages" scheme entails no demolition of existing estate homes.

Defenders of the existing estate tax argue that repeal would simply be a gift to those who deserve it least.

Management are trying to work the existing estate harder and trying to generate more cash for shareholders.

He said the existing estate was badly lit, lacked proper security, was poorly insulated and provided "poor quality living accommodation".