Sentence examples for tour property from inspiring English sources

Ms. Rafaelian, who is now divorced, was married at Beechwood, another former tour property.

Brokers describe signing confidentiality agreements, taking high-profile clients to tour properties in the middle of the night, and employing code language.

Early last year, in the depths of the financial downturn, several groups of investors from mainland China toured properties around the United States, setting off a wave of media coverage.

This month the organization was host to a contingent of 150 international agents, including 103 from Russia, who toured properties and networked with Miami agents before they headed to the National Association of Realtors' annual convention in Orlando.

DURING a four-hour whirlwind visit to New York last February, Mr. Howard and Mr. Tucker received their new assignments, toured properties in Park Slope and Brooklyn Heights, and concluded the day by signing a contract, for $750,000, on a two-bedroom loft in the Sweeney Building with almost 1,500 square feet -- and central air.

The next morning, a rainy Sunday, we set out to tour the property.

"One of my managers called and said that Bill Marriott wanted to come by and tour the property," recalls Mr. Schrager, 61, sitting recently in his Greenwich Village design studio.

Still, they are assured of a clear title and often buy through a real estate agent, so they can tour the property in advance.

As of last week, Philip Morris had moved 200 employees into the Reynolds building, but the company refused a request to tour the property.

"When prospective buyers come to see it," she said, "I don't just take them through the house — we jump on a golf cart and tour the property and the beachfront".

Today, you can tour the property and even spend the night in a (mercifully air-conditioned) cottage on the 25-acre grounds.