Sentence examples for properties coming up from inspiring English sources

"There's another three to four properties coming up," she said.

He argues that with lots of investors looking at real estate but not many prime properties coming up for sale, derivatives offer a way to get quick and accurate exposure to the asset class.

Amazingly, Weintraub's indefatigable attraction to backward-looking properties came up trumps with the Ocean's Eleven series: a remake of the 60s heist film starring – yes – Frank Sinatra.

In good cash position, with strong, management, Liberty with plenty of cheap capital on hand is also in place to grow through selective acquisition and development in its core markets as discounted properties come up for sale and global trade grows.

As properties come up for reinspection, it is important to monitor whether interim controls have been maintained and whether landlords have found it cost effective to implement more permanent measures.

When the property came up for bidding, Mr. Villegas was quick to raise his card.

However, six years ago a lovely property came up along the road, which was twice the square footage.

As is the custom when any property comes up for sale in the borough, Miss Hepburn's house was first offered to Fenwick residents, some of whom were concerned the house might be knocked down and one, or even two, new houses built in its place.

As the Paris museum was taking form, a property came up for sale in Marrakesh that Mr. Cox said was "about 50 yards away" from the Jardin Majorelle, a 12-acre botanical feast for the senses purchased by Mr. Saint Laurent and Mr. Bergé in 1980 and managed by Mr. Cox.

It so happens that the property comes up for lease occasionally.

The property came up for sale in October.