Sentence examples for plentiful housing from inspiring English sources

Sunbelt boomtowns like Atlanta, Houston, and Riverside, California have grown at breakneck pace thanks to cheap and plentiful housing built along sprawling highway networks.

Nowhere are the problems with this approach more apparent than in the attempt to plan urbanisation, which entailed the construction of large new cities – complete with modern infrastructure and plentiful housing – that have yet to be occupied.

America used to have it all: good jobs, booming economy, skyrocketing stock market and plentiful housing.

Its increasingly-youthful population and plentiful housing means that artists can realize their ideas in a fraction of the time it takes to produce work in larger cities.

Its increasingly-youthful population and plentiful housing means that artists can realize their ideas in a fraction of the time it takes to produce work in larger cities. .

"You could obviously build more of them if you don't have to do them as large," said Kennedy, adding that pricing would be determined after he sees "what the market does with our 300-footers". Supervisor Scott Wiener, who drafted the legislation, said smaller units will mean cheaper and more plentiful housing options.

"Because new ground seemed plentiful, houses were no longer clustered, and most of them weren't raised above ground level, since flooding seemed 'impossible'," Ford wrote.

Entertainment and hospitality were important to a gentleman's 16th-century social status and, according to his nephew, the antiquarian John Wynn, Robert Wynn kept a "worthy plentiful house".

They're a couple in their 20s, attracted to the pretty and plentiful old housing stock in East Nashville.

This week has seen plentiful negative housing sales news – but mistakenly so.

But during the aerospace-led downturn of the early 1990s, immigrants began moving more throughout the country, where they found employment more plentiful and housing more affordable.