Sentence examples for property mania from inspiring English sources

Today's property mania is all about money, and thus all about greed.

I have a hunch that, if you built 200,000 publicly owned dwellings a year, as we did in the mid-1950s, it would permanently burst the UK property mania.

There are lots of irksome things about the French way of life, but they do, at least, have a natural barrier to property mania: you need a relatively large deposit to buy in Paris and, even if you are a bona fide grownup with a good salary, a guarantor.

In a new paper Edward Glaeser of Harvard University argues that America's long history of property manias has lessons for those aiming to minimise the pain of future busts.

The idolatry of home ownership, subsidised by $76bn£52bnbn) of tax-breaks a year, drives a speculative property investment mania.

The Irish collapse was the fault of crazy banks and a mania for property.In this section Dancing with danger Grasping hands and bleeding hearts One problem with a neighbour No longer among the Euro-weenies ReprintsIn small countries, Mr Lewis's attention often flattered.

Now construction companies are rushing to list on the stockmarket, capitalising on the twin manias for shares and property.

These findings also suggest that typical antipsychotics may have not only antipsychotic effects in mania but perhaps also antimanic properties.

A mania for possession... (cash, properties, luxury items etc).

If there is a defining feature of the last year, it is that the mania over listing prices for trophy properties was built on a mirage of big sales creating new comps in the market.

Property was hot, the City was buoyant and the mania for private equity was in full swing.