Sentence examples for record housing from inspiring English sources

In 1998, exceptionally low mortgage rates spurred a record housing boom.

Most important, with the city facing record housing prices that have edged out all but the rich, 20 percent of the units will be reserved for lower-income renters.

Angus Hanton, the co-founder of the IF and joint author of the index, said: "Like overloaded packhorses, our young people are becoming increasingly burdened by other generations' debts while loaded down with debts other generations have never had to pay, such as £9,000-a-year student tuition fees and record housing costs.

Meanwhile, he had played the Village Vanguard to record houses in 1954.

At the same time some towns are boasting of "record house price reductions", London prices are rising weekly, with Help to Buy allegedly fuelling the fire.

Last week's pledge to throw billions of pounds at those in desperate housing need could be a case in point because as Derek, Ellen and 1.8 million other families on the all-time-record housing waiting list will tell you – it's easy for a housing minister to catch your eye with a headline, but much harder to deliver more homes.

The lender claims ignorance of years of recorded housing violations, any of which could have been found instantly on the Web site for the New York City Building Information System.

The records, housed in a temperature-controlled, specially lighted room, arrived on 60 pallets.

Another gym member, Peter Cooper, said he didn't like live violins any more than the thumping recorded house tunes.

Figures released by the Registers of Scotland, which records house prices, show that properties close to championship golf courses have made gains over the past six years.

The bridegroom, also 30, is an owner and president of DFA Records, which operates an independent record label and also the Plantain Recording House, a studio, all in Manhattan.