Sentence examples similar to flat value from inspiring English sources

A shared ownership flat valued at more than £1m has gone on sale in east London, in another sign of London's growing affordability problem for would-be homebuyers.

There were 10 eyes with a K SD of 0.2D or more (one or the other, only one eye had a K SD > 0.2 for both steep and flat values).

Such figure also reveals that spontaneous values flat toward values more closer to those of Tullianum probably as a results of the good insulation.

Their shadow minister for science, Yvonne Fovargue, has made no comment on Osborne's flat-value settlement.

Many leaseholders were subject to compulsory purchase orders so low they have been forced to move to the far reaches of outer London, their decent-sized two-bed flats valued at under £150,000, while the new homes of "Elephant Park" will be sold for prices reaching £420,000 for a one-bed apartment.

Mr. James said that the firm's private equity and real estate holdings remained relatively flat in value.

How much your flat's value will be affected will depend on how close the mast will be to your property, how well disguised it is, and your neighbourhood, advises estate agent Savills (www.savills.co.uk) Horror stories of people's homes sinking hugely in value as a consequence of a phone mast are likely to be only at the higher end of the property market.

When an item sells, the seller will pay a flat final value fee of 9percentt of the sale price – and never more than $50.

When the electrodes recover to be flat, the value of ITO electrode is back to be ~6.92, while the graphene/ITO hybrid electrode is back to ~0.27.

The constant term a ranged from 2.12 to 4.86 (mean a = 3.50) and the proportionality factor b ranged from undetectable to 0.082; PR1 and PR2 samples showed quite low variation for both a and b (typical of other pairs), while the PR3 sample displayed a relatively high constant term a = 4.86 with a flat slope value b ≈ -0.003 (Table 1, Hybridization variation).

Instead, many tenants were forcibly evicted from their homes, compensated at less than 40percentt of their flats' market value, and the first batch of new flats built there have been sold to offshore investors.