"house owner" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to the person who owns a house. For example, "The house owner was impressed with the renovations they had done."
(The reference was to Tom Riccio, an auction house owner).
"With Eames furniture, originality is prized," said Richard Wright, the auction house owner.
Her mother, Vivian, was at different times a nurse, professional gambler, bar owner, entertainer and boarding house owner.
There were no witnesses to the abduction besides Byrne, the boarding house owner.
"The diversity of names is impressive," said Richard Wright, the auction house owner.
"After 15 years, I will be a house owner," he says.
Compared to the 1991 UK National Census Data, the sample showed a slightly higher proportion of house owner-occupiers, and a smaller proportion of mothers from ethnic minorities [ 14].
And the town-house owner gets help with monthly expenses".
Descendants of Marcus, the auction-house owner, have provided a red leather bookbinding labeled "Solution for Retail Merchandising Problems".
He is employed by the wife of a country-house owner to make 12 drawings of the estate.
"This yartsa gunbu causes a lot of problems in Dolpa," said Ujol Lama*, a guest-house owner in Dho Tarap.
