Sentence examples for means properties from inspiring English sources

But unrealistic overpricing in the current environment, he says, means properties stagnate.

"But then, because supply is so limited, it means properties keep their prices, which can only be good for owners".

This means properties could be on Zillow, but no longer on the market.

This means property is central to us, and supply will always be limited.

That means property owners might have to pay the city an additional $178.67, according to the Detroit Free Press.

"That means property values are likely to decline, and with property values, tax revenues," said Cal Jillson, a political science professor at Southern Methodist University.

That means property in Short Hills escalated more in value — by about a percentage point — even though it is more than twice as expensive.

As for the present, unfortunately, all this asset wealth just means property prices are so high that the number of owner-occupiers has been decreasing, for the first time in 100 years.

This means property acquired by gift or inheritance or acquired before marriage or civil partnership, and that would seem to exclude the house you bought before you got married.

"This means property prices will likely continue falling well into next year".

This means property prices have grown much faster than the cost of other goods, which has trailed around 5.3percentt a year since the 1960s.