Sentence examples for half of properties from inspiring English sources

It added that almost half of properties sold during the quarter had at least one price reduction before finding a buyer.

And of landlords ambivalent to the welfare of their tenants a recent online survey found that more than half of properties have mould issues, but that only four percent of landlords believed that damp and mould were serious problems.

Only about half of property owners in New Orleans hold flood coverage, and even fewer in hard-hit patches of Mississippi and Alabama.

The city has reported collecting 84 percent of property tax levied, but a Detroit News analysis suggests a collection rate closer to half of property owners.

It's been estimated that around half of property crime in Britain is drugs-related because users steal to fuel their expensive habit.

Until John Howard introduced a 50% discount on capital gains tax in 1999 (which the ALP wants to reduce to 25%) about half of property investors negative geared, and half made profits from the rent they received.

Looks like Daily Mail publisher DMGT is gearing up for a renewed boom in online property listings… Just a week after buying the half of property search site Globrix that News International didn't want, its Associated Northcliffe Digital has apparently bought the domain names, although not the businesses, of another two property sites – Dothomes and Extate.

This news is brought to us by Bloomberg's real estate man Patrick Gower, who also reports the Hamptons finding that UK buyers accounted for nearly half of property sales in wealthy Westminster and Kensington and Chelsea in 2013, a rise from 43% the previous year.

Only about half of property owners in New Orleans hold flood coverage, and even fewer in hard-hit patches of Mississippi and Alabama.America's insurers have had some bruises of late: 2004 was the worst year for catastrophes on record, and this year will surpass that.

For example, Pease and Ignatans (2016) recently demonstrated that 1% of UK households experienced just under one-quarter of vehicle crimes, almost half of property crimes, and more than one-third of personal crimes.

It calculates that even if half of property related loans defaulted and lost four-fifths of their value, any financial rescue would see government debt rising to around 79% of GDP - which would be roughly equivalent to the UK's current public-sector indebtedness.