Sentence examples for insane property from inspiring English sources

Several factors lie behind Sydney's insane property prices, but they reach their most wallet-dominating levels wherever water views, or even glimpses, can be offered.

It began with a New York Times article two weeks ago in which an ex-pat Londoner mourned the departure of two neighbouring households for other parts of the UK, in each case blaming the capital's insane property price.

As I walked out of the store listening to the two men discuss the "insane" property taxes, I couldn't help but feel angered by the privilege that they enjoyed walking around a place like Harlem.

Understandably, people don't want to leave a feeling not helped by the fact that the houses are being sold to private developers so the council can cash in on London's insane property prices.

While some cities boast lively arts or hip-hop scenes, Vancouver is home to one of the most insane property markets in the world a place where decades of global capital, lax regulations, and government indifference have transformed it into a city of displaced renters, empty condos, and multimillion-dollar teardowns.

Ireland's central-bank governor, Patrick Honohan, wrote a probing report in 2010 on the feebleness of Ireland's monetary and regulatory authorities in the face of an insane property-lending boom.

The company offers an insane variety of properties to rent from mansions to trailers parked on a dirt lot.

You may think a shoebox-sized flat in central London costing more than £1m is an insane illustration of a property price bubble, but it could be the bargain of the century.

"The property tax issue is driving taxpayers across New Jersey insane," he said.

(Mary Alice's father had purchased the property in 1883, shortly after his wife was declared insane and institutionalized).

In Tokyo, commercial-property prices are a fraction of their (albeit insane) peak in 1988.