Sentence examples for tight housing from inspiring English sources

The causes are many, including an absurdly tight housing market and a rampaging methamphetamine problem.

"You have big Muslim communities boxed into tight housing in poor neighbourhoods," he says.

But because of the city's improving economy and tight housing market, that timetable might be shortened.

Housing market activity has been recovering against the background of tight housing supply, the OECD says.

They had certainly heard about the tight housing in New York, where she is from.

They blamed the upsurge in homeless families on rising unemployment and a tight housing market.

"Yoel runs a tight house," Yoel's brother, James, said, "and it's immaculate".

For mites, several publications described the role of ventilation in mite allergen exposure and demonstrated that tight houses had high levels of mite allergen.

With the help of Teacher Space NY, an agency that caters to teachers on tight house-hunting schedules and equally tight budgets, the group found a five-bedroom on the Upper East Side that is near the subway and is flooded with natural light.

But it seems that Tull is saying that his claim to Cora, the way that he can keep her, keep her in a tight house, both in the physical house but also in a tight place in his heart and in her heart, is by being a very good laborer, by sweating and cultivating the land and making sure that the more the sweat, the tighter the house.

Ms. Baker and Ms. Goldberg both teach in Brooklyn schools — Ms. Baker in Red Hook and Ms. Goldberg in Crown Heights — and they found their apartment through TeacherSpaceNY, a real estate agency that caters to teachers on tight house-hunting schedules and even tighter budgets.