Sentence examples for tight land from inspiring English sources

Yet tight land laws make it hard for just anyone to come in and buy.

First, tight land and rent controls have destroyed Mumbai's land and property markets.

Since 2002 or so, observes C.K. Lau of Jones Lang LaSalle, a property broker, officials have maintained "extremely tight land supplies".

That kind of sprawl will require tight land use and zoning restrictions, Gupta said.

It's just as bizarre to declare that the 2010 substantiation of the Village is the right one as it would be to say that the 1820 or 1710 version was in fact the ideal.Economist Ed Glaeser has documented how tight land-use regulation acts to generate a shadow tax on land, which pushes residents to cheaper and less dynamic metropolitan areas.

Mr Glaeser and Matthew Kahn have also shown that tight land-use restrictions end up pushing Americans out of the country's greenest cities, like those on the California coast, and into the dirtiest, like those in Texas.There are significant hidden costs to strict limits on density, and there is generally no attempt to balance such costs against potential benefits when zoning rules are set.

The course layout has been modified slightly since the Barclays was last played here in 2009, after players criticized the club's tight landing zones and unforgiving rough.

Among the most viewed on the Guardian today: Rosetta mission controllers have some tough decisions to make due to the Philae lander's tight landing spot, in the shadow of a cliff which blocks sunlight to its solar panels.

Zillow says these cities are more expensive, not necessarily because they're bike friendly, but because of their tight land-use regulations.

Those trees made for tight landing areas and Ross' sloped greens are usually tough to read.

As once-hot farmland markets in Argentina and Brazil have cooled amid tighter land ownership rules, former Communist countries such as Poland, Romania and Bulgaria are aggressively privatizing.