Sentence examples for glamour properties from inspiring English sources

He calls them "glamour properties".

As with stocks, so with real estate: P/E ratios vary enormously, with glamour properties (in San Francisco or Boston) going for much higher multiples than undesirable ones (in Syracuse).

She has gained a loyal following for the restrained glamour of her properties since launching The Halkin in London's Belgravia in 1991.

Rather than highlight Hollywood glamour like other Lake Como properties, Filario emphasizes the region's natural appeal, offering guests outdoor activities like kayaking, stand-up paddle boarding, nighttime fishing and vineyard hikes.

While all of these new boutique hotels seem to signal the city's rising glamour among international travelers, these properties have all arrived, seemingly simultaneously, because of a shared belief that the market is finally ready.

It doesn't have the pomp and glamour of Stonehenge or the property that very famous monuments have of being quotations of themselves.

Beyond such glamour, the collapse of the property bubble has seen unemployment rise past 11percentnt, banks nationalised, the economy forecast to shrink by 8.3percentnegativetivequityty engulf great swathes of the population, the nation's international credit rating downgraded, economists warn of national bankruptcy, and taxes rising by €4,000 for the average family.

They're snapping up properties at the traditional glamour spots of Aspen and Vail, Colo.; Sun Valley, Idaho; and Jackson Hole, Wyo.

It's a seemingly inevitable path for Condé Nast, having dived into video production just over three years ago for its 19 properties, from GQ to Glamour.

The 157,000-square-foot warehouse was far from the glamour of a classic Trump family property.

It promotes itself as a modern property that still conjures the glamour of the days when Marlene Dietrich and Orson Welles were guests.