Sentence examples for property meltdown from inspiring English sources

It will become the first Irish construction firm to go public since the country's property meltdown in 2008.

A new report from ING, an investment bank, warns that as the patents on AstraZeneca's blockbusters expire in the coming years the firm risks going into "intellectual property meltdown".

They have tried to insulate themselves from losses by insisting on good tenants and leases that run some three or so years beyond the end of the loan.Few experts are forecasting a property meltdown, but if there is one, these highly leveraged investors could go bust, leaving their lenders with some ugly bad loans.

"Whilst things do look better, it is too early to break out the Champagne," said Alistair Thornton, an economist at IHS Global Insight in Beijing, adding that although he did not expect a major property meltdown or banking crunch, "no grand 'V-shaped' recovery or healthy sheen" was on the horizon either.

As good Keynesians, the authors are not against judicious use of deficit finance, but they argue persuasively that debt financing has simply got out of control and quote authoritative estimates that the debt-servicing costs of heavily mortgaged, wildly over-borrowed British households are as high now 'as they were at the time of the property meltdown of the early Nineties'.

Who would have thought he would be going out on a high after the near-death experience caused by his £2.2bn takeover of rival housebuilder Wilson Bowden just as the property market neared meltdown?

"We have to accept this is not a gentle correction, but a full-blown crisis," Fernando Encinar, a director of estate agent idealista.com, told the Independent in an article entitled, "Spain's property market suffers meltdown".

The 3 11 Earthquake occurred in Japan last year had greatly damaged the lives and properties and also caused the core meltdown accident in the Fukushima nuclear power plant followed by the leakage of radioactive materials into biosphere.

He was using the loans from Anglo Irish to shore up a global property portfolio which crashed when the world financial system went into meltdown.

Faced with a fiscal meltdown and a major lawsuit challenging Nassau County's antiquated property tax system, two Republican county officials reversed course today and agreed to press for the reassessment of all 415,000 residential and commercial properties in the county.

However, unlike elsewhere in this region, Panama continued to attract other buyers, from Venezuela, El Salvador, Honduras, Colombia, etc. Panama's property markets did not crumble in the wake of the 2008 meltdown, and neither did its economy.