Sentence examples for start of house from inspiring English sources

The chancellor should signal the start of house building schemes to help the UK economy in his Budget next week, said the director general of the CBI.

The house Crystal founded is arguably the start of modern-ballroom culture, largely credited as being the start of "house" culture.

"We also signed X-Press 2 who had been around since the start of acid house," says Philpot.

But 2006 was just the start of the housing recession, which continues today; home values are now down nearly 30 percent from the market's peak.

Wells Fargo, which says it makes one in every three home loans in the country, first introduced its Home Rebate credit card in 2007, at the start of the housing bust, when it was offered to new mortgage applicants.

"It also frees up much-needed family housing on to the local market, which in turn creates additional supply at the start of the housing ladder".

The importance of debt forgiveness in preventing foreclosures and reviving economic growth has been a contentious issue since the start of the housing crisis six years ago.

The approvals were the start of a housing assistance program that will accelerate in the coming weeks, as tens of thousands of people left homeless look for places to stay while their homes or apartment buildings are repaired.

In a monthly report released on Monday, Fannie Mae economists cited a stronger labor market and other improving indicators as hopeful signs that 2012 might be the start of a housing turnaround.

A report published by the Council of Mortgage Lenders (CML) said that the start of a housing market recovery had been prompted by greater mortgage availability, reinforced by government intervention in the market.

A few years ago, she put the spread on the market for a still-whopping $64 million–at the time, the most ever asked for a New York City residence, and that was at the start of the housing boom.