Sentence examples for more properties at from inspiring English sources
3.36pm GMT Peter Willison, of the Environment Agency, told the Whitehall briefing that there would be more weather misery along the south coast – with more properties at risk of flooding from giant waves.
A report by the University of Cambridge last year suggested 934,388 more properties at sub-market rents would be needed in England by 2021 to prevent an affordable housing crisis.
Santa Monica also down-zoned, which property owners opposed, but which had the effect of spreading the potential for development around to more properties at the same time that it reduced "supply".
Property sales have exceeded ski operations revenues at Intrawest every year since 2001, and the company sells more property at other peoples resorts than it does at its own.
The Environment Agency says more than 2,000 more properties are at risk.
About 1,000 homes have been evacuated along the Thames after towns and villages including Chertsey, Wraysbury and Datchet, were flooded, with thousands more properties still at risk.
More properties are selling at substantial discounts, at least one member's million-dollar home is in foreclosure, and a prominent local bankruptcy lawyer says he is seeing a new kind of client.
The housing charity, Centrepoint, has warned that the lack of affordable housing for young people will hit crisis point by 2021.Their research suggests that 934,388 more properties are needed at sub-market rate – of those, 183,333 will be needed in London alone.
It's also made a couple of key acquisitions that speak to how it hopes to widen its commercial net, including the group-focused Tilt funding platform and Luxury Retreats to bring in more properties (and clients!) at the higher end of the market.
They'll be out again at more properties tomorrow, searching for items that might be able to help them trace friends or relatives.
From Zanzibar to Tamarindo, and seemingly all points in between, I would spend an average of 1-2 ninhts in back kitchens, front houses, my head stuck inside waste bins, and my eyes stuck reviewing the hiring process' at more properties than I will ever recall.
