Sentence examples for once affordable from inspiring English sources

He had watched unhappily as Austin, his funky, once affordable hometown, had been transformed into a high-tech boomtown.

The protests have already started in London where gentrification of once affordable areas has galvanised dissent in Camden, Brixton, and at a certain cereal outlet on Brick Lane.

Barely liveable townhouses sell for A$1m in this once affordable neighbourhood, but at 34, Shogun works in a call centre, lives in a share house, and recently announced his intention to leave the group.

In both good times and bad, state governments have pushed more of the costs onto students, forcing many to take out big loans or be priced out of once affordable public colleges at a time when a college education is critical in the new economy.

But at least most tickets were once affordable at the Bronx Bombers' 1923-built home.

It transforms what were once affordable neighborhoods into new capital ventures, exclusively available to an upper echelon of society.

Decent crowds show up to watch the grown-ups compete in the Women's Super League, and 45,000 attended (a for-once affordable) Wembley for England's match against Germany in November last year.

He is behind on once-affordable gas, water and rent bills.

And with once-affordable Brooklyn neighboods like Dumbo gentrifying at a horrific clip, artists in outer space may just have to be the next frontier.

Once-affordable state schools are growing crowded.

And as rents go up, it gets harder for lower- and even middle-class residents to stay in their once-affordable neighborhoods.