Sentence examples for expensive transactions from inspiring English sources
The plans will end price clustering, but the stiff 10% rate above £250,000 (rising to 12% above £1m) will deter more expensive transactions, harming efficiency.Labour propose an annual "mansion tax" on expensive homes.
At the same time, the average sale price of a single-family house was $965,414 3 3 percent higher than last year — "which means that some pretty expensive transactions took place," Mr. Mercurio said.
The tallest tower in the Western Hemisphere, 432 Park Avenue, continues to fill up, with the official closings of two more luxury aeries, which were the most expensive transactions of the week, according to city records.
If one bit of the firm is selling 10-year Treasury bonds and another is buying, it makes no sense to conduct two separate, expensive transactions with a bank; instead, the firm will simply transfer the assets internally at market prices.The next step is for "buy-side" firms to trade with one another, without the banks as intermediaries.
Laborious and expensive transactions suddenly appear unnecessary and out-dated.
For a pledged property with corresponding futures that are non-tradable or require expensive transactions, we should introduce risk appetite or use the traditional method to analyze.
"Columbia Pictures was an expensive transaction," Mr. Schulhof acknowledged.
At $255 per active user, "this is a very expensive transaction", says technology consultant Richard Windsor.
Those benefits have been somewhat offset by Polish companies' complaints that being outside the euro zone saddles them with cumbersome and expensive transaction costs.
A three-bedroom TriBeCa penthouse with a 22-foot-high wraparound loggia offering open river and Midtown views that sold for $6.9 million was the most expensive transaction of the week, according to city records.
THE sale of an $88 million penthouse at 15 Central Park West was entered into the city record books this week, enshrining it as both the most expensive transaction of the week and the highest price ever paid for a Manhattan apartment.
