Sentence examples for sustained housing from inspiring English sources

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Yet one legacy he will leave is incontestable: houses are worth a lot more.The past decade will be remembered not just for Mr Blair's domination of British politics but also for the most sustained housing boom in post-war history.

WASHINGTON (AP) — Sales of new homes rose 1.5 percent in March to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 417,000, adding to evidence of a sustained housing recovery at the start of the spring buying season.

A new report from Harvard University's Joint Centre for Housing Studies notes that, historically, sustained housing recoveries are far more dependent on job growth than on factors like the level of interest rates.

A healthy, sustained housing rebound remains elusive — and is likely to stay that way until jobs and incomes rebound markedly for Americans, especially those in their late 20s and early 30s, the traditional first-time and trade-up buyers.

Resolution's chief economist, Matt Whittaker, told the Guardian: "To the extent that these schemes have stoked demand and so propped up house prices in recent years, they have served to make homeownership even less attainable for many, while increasing the gains flowing to older homeowners who have been the main beneficiaries of the sustained housing boom".

With sustained house prices and the difficulty of obtaining sufficient mortgage funds, we are already seeing fewer young graduates as owner-occupiers.

Yet a significant hurdle to rolling out that scheme is providers' belief that psychiatric or substance misuse problems equate to an inability to sustain housing.

Denis was instrumental in creating an amazing network of support from prominent members of the legal, banking, and corporate communities, for Brooklyn A's legal work, particularly its representation and collaboration with a network of very effective neighborhood based, community controlled non-profit groups that build and sustain housing, schools, and day care, health and senior citizen centers.

The USDA's Rural Development office makes grants to farmers who want to build, remodel or sustain housing for the farm workers they employee.

However, in many markets in California, Florida, and the Northeast, where the bubble has not yet fully deflated, it would be counter-productive to try to sustain house prices at bubble-inflated levels.