Sentence examples similar to feels priced from inspiring English sources

Middle-class people say they feel priced out of the market.

A recent study by the Resolution Foundation found that many young adults feel priced out of the housing market.

But he also says the new tenants are New Jersey or Queens residents who previously felt priced out of Manhattan.

Ticket prices have increased for shows everywhere, partly because of higher theater rents and union-driven production costs, causing many theatergoers to feel priced out.

If you're a local, you may feel priced out or unhappy over all the recent real estate activity.

Still, prices remain far higher than they were in Manhattan four or five years ago, and many buyers feel priced out.

But that means there are deals to be found in places where buyers previously felt priced out of the Sunbelt lifestyle.

"Universities are now aping the private sector by building this top-end stuff, so a lot of students feel priced out.

This is not a personal memory, I was not at the Chile v Spain game, but alarm bells ought to be ringing when ordinary fans feel priced out of a World Cup in Brazil.

Kathryn Lyon, 62, who works at a legal staffing firm, and her husband, who works for the city, have wanted to buy an apartment in Manhattan for the last seven years, but have felt priced out by the wealthy.

We also met individuals looking at specific programs, One, in particular, told us that he felt priced out of the market.