Sentence examples for renovating properties from inspiring English sources

"They lost everything and we won everything," Mr. Goldman said last week by phone from Miami Beach, one of three cities in which he is busily renovating properties.

"A lot of people borrow your tools," said Mr. Renner, a building contractor who has a sideline buying and renovating properties in Belmar, which he then rents or resells.

But Mr. Picon of Colliers said some developers were already renovating properties and building new ones to meet expatriate tastes, which typically involve small units and amenities like gyms, swimming pools and backup generators.

There is zero VAT on building new homes, while converting or renovating properties attracts only a reduced rate.

Mark Simpson, a local builder who has been renovating properties in Denbigh Street for a private landlord, told the BBC the houses had potential.

In response to the evictions, residents have drawn up plans for a "super co-op", uniting the existing co-operatives, making residents council tenants and renovating properties so that they can be returned to the council's overstretched housing stock – exactly the kind of thing that Steve Reed has been evangelising about, saying, "When tenants are in control, services improve faster".

"Our easily navigated platform enables users to effortlessly identify our renovated properties by either viewing our renovated property map or simply inserting the desired destination into the search bar and looking for the 'modern rooms' notation beneath each property," he wrote via email.

The party estimates one in six shops on the high street will be empty by the end of the year, and proposes reallocating government funds to lower VAT on repair and renovation and claim commercial property rate relief to encourage landlords to renovate properties for short-term occupancy.

Two newly renovated properties on the edge of Triglav national park are set to change that.

The population has doubled, at least in the summer months, as residents of northern France and various expats have renovated properties.

There are lots of high-rise luxury apartments on the market, but renovated properties within historic buildings are more difficult to find.