Sentence examples for proportion of properties from inspiring English sources

The ONS figures show that Kensington and Chelsea had the highest proportion of properties selling for at least £1m in the year ending September 2015, at 57%.

The whole of the English coast, except for the urbanised stretches, is coloured red, indicating it is in the top band for the proportion of properties owned as second homes.

And high levels of home ownership (Britons are more likely to own bricks than even Americans but less likely to own equities) have magnified their effect.As problems go, the fact that the proportion of properties fetching £1m ($2m) or more in 1996 prices has increased more than tenfold since then (according to Nationwide, a mortgage provider) seems a nice one to have.

Additionally, the proportion of properties which are small-to-medium enterprises (SMEs) affects nearly all key features considered: from the overall load mean and variance, to the annual trend, to peak behaviour.

The results show that modality profiles and modality exclusivity vary widely for a substantial proportion of properties.

In contrast, the proportion of properties with adequate garbage collection was positively associated with both of these variables.

In each of those, the proportion of property owners had risen by more than 70percentt since 1990.

"What's exciting is that a very high proportion of property in town is owned by guys in their 30s, which is unique to Jo'burg.

The highest proportion of property millionaires outside the capital is in the Surrey area of Virginia Water (GU25) where 32 per cent of homes are now worth over £1 million.

The greater proportion of property relative to personal victimisation differs from the British picture, and is suspected to be an artefact introduced by the capping of crime events.

Because the lead law affects only rental housing, it was expected that the proportion of positive properties that were owner-occupied properties would increase after passage of the lead law.