Sentence examples for mansion prices from inspiring English sources

And upscale consumers aren't immune to these problems either: Mansion prices are being slashed, and tony eateries offer discounts instead of insults to refill tables.

That's the theory of Vlastimil Brodsky's character, who promptly makes reservations at the most expensive restaurants in town, pretends to be a subway ticket-taker just for fun and poses as a rich opera conductor house hunting in the mansion price range.

And someone who could afford to pay a mansion price probably wouldn't be satisfied with a house under 1,800 square feet on a lot that could accommodate something larger.

For the last few years the Conger Goodyear house has stood empty except when serving as a field sales office for the Wheatley Construction Company, a Long Island developer that bought the 102-acre estate in 1997 and started subdividing the land into four-acre lots for mansions priced from $1.5 million to 3.5 million.

It is also a contributing property to the Belcher-Ogden Mansion-Price, Benjamin-Price-Brittan Houses District.

Its "mansion tax" is based on the kernel of a good idea property taxes have not kept up with the rampant growth in house prices.

The nearby Brodard Chateau, from the same owners, is exactly like Brodard except that it occupies a Victorian mansion, the prices are about a third higher and you can reserve on OpenTable.

The only problem was the $25 million discount Rybolovlev received from the mansion's asking price, the largest single residence price concession of all time.

Eclipsing that price was Beverly House, which took the top spot among L.A. mega-mansion asking prices in 2007 at $165 million.

It's not as costly as the 19,000-square-foot Duke-Semans mansion, currently priced at $50 million.

THIS summer, as a garage in Kensington in west London went on the market for the price of a 28-bedroom Devon mansion, London property prices reached a new level on the thermostat.