Sentence examples for flat costing from inspiring English sources
Q My daughter is struggling to have a mortgage approved on a new flat costing £200,000.
With a room in a shared flat costing at least 500 złoty (£100) a month in one of the big cities, it doesn't leave much change.
It has been open for four years and since then has proved so popular that house prices have doubled, with some three-bedroom flats now costing £850,000 and the cheapest one-bedroom flat costing £150,000.
Not that today's millennials need researchers to tell them about punishingly high rents, one-bed flats costing seven times income, and deposits on new homes that take nearly a lifetime to save.
Flats cost up to £1.5m apiece.
Self-catering flats cost around £82 a week.
At £135 a week, the flats cost considerably more than the typical £78 a week (inclusive of utilities) in that area quoted by the accommodation website studentpad.co.uk.
A flat costs three thousand rubles.
Now the same flat costs only £228,000.
The result is that in industries where productivity is flat costs and prices keep going up.
An eight-square-metre (86-square-foot) flat costs less than $100 a month.
