Sentence examples for relocation market from inspiring English sources

Ms. McCool said increases in outlying areas were lower but still pushed up by a "phenomenal" relocation market.

Last year it launched a public beta aimed at the international relocation market, worth more than $40 billion annually but currently dominated by lumbering offline companies.

Many of the luxury sector homes currently on the block either due to relocation or market and payment pressures are second and third homes.

Now they are launching their public beta designed so address something we've seen very few startups tackle: international relocation, a market worth more than £40 billion annually.

In July, Yuriko Koike was elected governor of Tokyo, and immediately confronted the city's bureaucracy by postponing the relocation of Tsukiji market – the world's biggest fish market – due to concerns over soil contamination at the new site.

Yet Les Halles was far more than a marketplace, and when the demands of expansion and congestion forced the relocation of the market in the late 1960's, the historian Louis Chevalier somberly proclaimed, "With Les Halles gone, Paris is gone".

"Tsukiji market relocation: absolutely opposed!" As he scraped fine bits of tuna meat from fragile bones with a tiny wood-handled knife, he said he believed chemicals remained in the groundwater in Toyosu.

That takes its total raised to $91M since it began aiming at disrupting traditional relocation management, a market worth $11 billion, by some estimates.

Kingswood Homes has revised its scheme with the changes also including a reduction in the number of homes from 123 to 102, the relocation of the market square, and a significant increase in car parking from their original proposals submitted in 2018.

The report, drafted with input from vendors and various city departments, listed several options for temporary relocation of the markets.

On Wednesday, Community Boards 4 and 5 held a hearing on the issue and presented a Board 5 report on the possible relocation of the markets, which are clustered from 24th to 27th Streets.