"property demand" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It refers to the level of interest and need for a particular type of property, such as houses or commercial spaces. Example: "The growing population and strong economy have led to a high property demand in this area, causing housing prices to increase drastically."
If you pay a landowner not to harvest the trees on his property, demand for lumber does not go down.
Foreign companies have contributed mightily to property demand and prosperity.
Retail spending has expanded at a double-digit pace, property demand has been healthy and the export market buoyant.
'Nanocoolants' offering extraordinary heat transport property demand new and exotic nanostructures as fillers that can display enhanced thermal conductivity and thermochemical stability for efficient thermal management operations.
One area where land constraints may be lower is brownfields; whose development is currently constrained by diminished housing, commercial, and industrial property demand.
$361 million Fu Wah International Hong Kong Group 62. Chen's company holds choice commercial property in downtown Beijing and is poised to profit from growth in Beijing property demand, especially in connection with the 2008 Olympics.
The escalation of the region's land prices also points to an increase in the perceived value of owning vacant parcels as potential building sites to meet future property demands.
The assessment of this property demands new protocols and new approaches, combining conventional electrochemical methods with electrochemical and analytical techniques of micrometer spatial resolution.
The WikiLeaks documents show that every other country in the negotiations stood against American intellectual property demands.
The OIJ report says that the photographers were on public property when private security guards forced them back onto private property, demanding they turn over their photographic equipment, when one of the bodyguards fired his weapon at the photographer's vehicle when they attempted to leave scene.
Meanwhile, added Jeffrey Wiener, president of Kislak, a Clifton-based broker of rental properties, demand for apartments remains high, because there is always a large group of North Jersey residents who are "renters by choice".
