Sentence examples for outdated housing from inspiring English sources

Among such structural problems are outdated housing regulations that have driven Portuguese to buy rather than rent, as well as rigid labor market rules that have helped push the unemployment rate to 11.2 percent from 4 percent a decade ago.

Agency officials say they are doing as much as they can, given the challenges they face, including an increasingly dilapidated and outdated housing stock and a precarious financial situation.

The lack of farm subsidies and expropriation of farmland for urban construction have crippled agriculture, while an outdated housing registration system that denies education and social services to rural migrants in the city has created a sharp class divide and placed untenable strains on the traditionally close-knit Chinese family.

"We feel we're at a critical point where we can move ahead with what is truly a great vision for redeveloping outdated public housing," said Christopher R. Hill, Chicago's commissioner of planning and development.

The development, called Balchin Court, was built on the site of outdated sheltered housing.

Neural Cash replaces outdated in-house models unable to accurately predict applicant outcomes with its scalable solutions, helping lenders grow profits by minimizing default loss while capturing more repaying borrowers.

The symphony and the Dallas Museum of Art had been housed in outdated buildings in a complex known as Fair Park, a 15-minute drive from downtown.

The kitchen is a bit outdated — Ms. Crawford described the house's aesthetic as "very 1960s" — but remodeling plans were temporarily shelved in March, after a windstorm brought two blue spruce trees down on their house, causing about $15,000 worth of damage.

The opulence of Toad Hall contrasts with Mole End, where the humble collection of prints and popular plaster busts, the outdated Gothic lettering on the house sign and the peculiar garden ornament made of cockle shells, mark Mole out as the Mr Pooter of the riverbank.

The practices, she said, are not just a reflection of lender skittishness since the housing crisis, but "outdated" ideas about women in the labor force.

Housing stock is predominantly council housing and is, in many places, outdated and in need of modernisation.