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Discover LudwigThe phrase "high house" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe a house that is tall, elevated, or situated on higher ground compared to other nearby houses. It can also refer to a house that is prestigious or grand in appearance. Example: The prince's castle was a high house, towering over the surrounding village. In this sentence, "high house" is used to describe the grandeur and physical height of the prince's castle compared to the smaller, simpler houses in the village.
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The state has adopted many policies to control high house prices.
Where the old have moved inland, to cathedral cities like Lichfield, high house prices have followed.
Do high house prices reflect a deficient supply of new homes?
But high house prices and tighter lending standards may have brought that process to a halt.
But which part of the population is best served by high house prices?
High house prices and student debt mean young adults find it more difficult to move out.
Let's be clear: the problem is that high house prices are a burden for future generations.
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Me: "Sky-high house costs!
The middle layer is being driven out by sky-high house prices and low-quality public schools.
But here in Britain, we have sky-high house prices (relative to income), a baby-boom in London, and lots of unemployed people.
A spokesman for housing charity Shelter said that even with interest rates at historic lows, "sky-high house prices mean millions are still locked out of homeownership".
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