Pranav R. Bhakta, a former consultant to Trump in India, helpfully told the New York Times that the marketing tie-in was irresistible: "To say, 'I have a Trump flat or residence' -- it's president-elect branded".
A homebuyer who had never previously lived in anything bigger than a two-room flat took a residence with six rooms, filling four of them with dining suites.But consumer habits are evolving.
The apartment was a large six-room flat and his new residence is barely 10 by 18 feet.
He takes up residence, via flat swap, in the grand apartments of Martin Asprey Jason Isaacss), a rich, famous writer who is looking for rough inspiration in the squalor of Young's Hell's Kitchen dive.
Speedy's, the sandwich shop below the flat used as Holmes' residence, reported a sharp rise in new customers who recognised it from the show.
Property has become a key savings vehicle for many people, who expect to use buy-to-let flats or their main residence to generate a pension income.
The heavy sense of tradition embraced us, reaching deep into the winter night and staying with us as we poured out to our halls of residence, our flats, or the cosy pubs in town.
Finally, in some places, such as Sunderland, the availability of private rented accommodation for families has jumped as recently created universities have built flats and halls of residence for their students.These factors mean that there is now a big north-south divide in the supply of, and demand for, council houses.
The family takes up residence in a flat that doesn't have a lock, because Gaddafi has "abolished private property".
Paul, a steel magnate and Labour donor who is 115th on the Sunday Times rich list, claimedthat his primary residence was a flat in a hotel he owned.
