Sentence examples for prime housing from inspiring English sources

THE 19th century dwellings of the rich and near-rich, ranging from grand to substantial, make for prime housing stock.

"Post-referendum uncertainty has compounded the impact of successive tax rises on values in London's prime housing market, and will delay the sector's return to growth," said Savills.

As prime housing prices skyrocket, with thousands of empty condos serving as cash safe havens for rich South Americans, the prices of all other housing also soar.

After staying with friends, Ms. Anderson was able to find an apartment in another part of town, no easy feat as thousands of displaced Texans scrambled for prime housing.

A number of United Nations-based foreign consulates, absolved by their status of paying property tax, have taken advantage of Westchester's prime housing stock and proximity to the city, buying homes or weekend getaways for their diplomats.

He strolled along the neatly kept grass and pointed to the prime housing stock, built during the industrial boom years of the 1920s, which faces inwards towards the park.

DAVID BURKE'S PRIME HOUSE -- David Burke plans to open this steakhouse in Chicago early next year in Steve Hanson's new James Hotel.

While the threat of New York mayor Bill de Blasio's "pied-à-terre" tax does not appear to have dampened house price growth there, recent hikes in stamp duty have hit properties worth more than £2m in London, keeping overall prime house price growth at 5.1% for the year, the report says.

It seems to be a prime house for entertaining, but Sheldon, 87, and his wife Alexandra Kostoff Alexandra Kostoff, are thinking of moving to something simpler and smaller by the beach, according to the report.

In 2008 it was US sub-prime housing.

That led to the US sub-prime housing bubble.