The phrase "house sizes" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to the various dimensions and measurements of houses. Example: "The real estate agent showed us a range of house sizes, from cozy cottages to sprawling mansions."
"A mixture of house sizes, not the lock-step single-level suburban homes.
The rise in house sizes has not been accompanied by qualitative leaps in the use of space.
Also, the loan is available for a variety of house sizes, from one-families to four-family owner-occupied units.
THE 1998 set of regulations is a modified version of a failed attempt a decade earlier to control house sizes in Greenwich.
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Over the last decade, our homes have reflected America's affluence, with the average size of a new house now a whopping 2,330 square feet (the excess born not of function but of imitation, because somebody they know has one, said Gopal Ahluwalia, the director of research at the National Association of Home Builders. Even in recessions, house sizes show no signs of shrinking.
Demographic data include gender, education level, type of house, family size, and family average monthly income.
In Briarcliff Manor, our new Bulk Law, passed last September, allows generous-sized homes but now also requires larger setbacks as house size increases.
House size was important to the Taylors.
A massive, house sized American flag fluttered over a Volkswagon dealership just off Interstate 45.
Current zoning would allow for a maximum house size of 5,888 square feet, she said.
