Sentence examples for flat housing from inspiring English sources

A flat housing market and debt-ridden consumers deserting the high street will make it hard, if not impossible, for the chancellor to meet his growth forecasts and the fiscal projections that depend on them.

An ex-employee of Countrywide, a particularly gung-ho American lender, recalls presenting a forecast of a flat housing market to a meeting at the bank in 2006 and being shouted down by salespeople, who argued that if they priced for credit risk on that basis they would be out of business.If the market cannot be trusted to ease up on property when it overheats, that leaves policymakers.

"But it is not as popular in this flat housing market".

Flat, house or shed, they'll call it a "property".

Silhouettes of austere flat houses surrounded by pines.

He had the most amazing house, one of those long flat houses in Long Island... and he'd say, "You see those things there?

Mr Morris calculates that even a perfect soft landing in America, with flat house prices across the country, could cause home sales to drop by 30-40%.

One, a flat house-made slab of oozy chocolate that the restaurant calls a pâté, was rich and sumptuous, served in a thick rum sauce.

Cargill, founded in 1865 by William and Samuel Cargill, sons of a Scottish sea captain, started out as a lone grain-storage flat house in a frontier town in Iowa.

The Fuller Houses are architecturally significant as a pair of two well-preserved and well-detailed two-family Queen Anne-style apartment "flat" houses.

For each move, the type of housing (flat, house, or farm) and the name of the town and postal/area code were elicited to identify the degree of urbanization, on the basis of the 1999 census data (INSEE 1999).