Sentence examples for problem estate from inspiring English sources

"Suddenly the place was being labelled a problem estate," he says.

The continuing friction between Mayor Giuliani and Governor Pataki has been a problem, real estate and business leaders say.

CaixaBank said its first-half profit fell 80 percent, to $202 million, as it set aside an additional $4.55 billion against problem real estate loans.

On Feb. 1, the Dutch government seized SNS to keep it from collapsing under the weight of those problem real estate loans.

But the Spanish economy minister, Luis de Guindos, voiced confidence on Friday that the bad bank would be able to sell the problem real estate assets within 15 years.

What was that ratio in the early 1990's, with those problem real estate loans? A. In 1990, the ratio was 2.94percentt.

Although smaller companies displaced by the Trade Center attack may find quarters elsewhere in Manhattan, the other boroughs or suburbs, large space users have a problem, real estate executives said, because few large blocks are available in the city.

Public-housing estates, she argues, should be seen as a resource more than as a problem: making estates more attractive places to live by getting local people involved in their management would not only improve tenants' lives but would remove the cost of housing them elsewhere.When it comes to education, the government revealed plans this week for special "education action zones".

If the deer dwindle, so may the sporting tourists.That leaves a problem: sporting estates want to see around 12 deer per square kilometre, conservationists around four.

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The independent business federation cited Mr. Sincavage's situation as an especially good example of problems the estate tax causes its members who are asset rich but short on cash.