Sentence examples for town affordable from inspiring English sources

Mr. Williams, walking around his hotel while several nude men swam in the pool, moved to Palm Springs from Hawaii in 1995 and, like many others, found the town affordable enough then to buy the property for a hotel.

The median rent in Brooklyn is nearly $3,000, a record high, and while wages are apparently going up marginally, that's not enough to make this town affordable.

The racially integrated town had affordable housing and featured lakes and greenways.

The town needs affordable accommodation, with 2,500 families on a waiting list for social housing.

In the past decade, an additional 41 new units were added to the town's affordable housing stock.

"We worked hard to keep the town houses affordable as part of our goal to create a thriving neighborhood," says Paul Fischburg, Delridge's director.

Though the three-block-long commercial core includes a bookstore, three cafes, an upscale Old West hotel, a spa and art galleries, the town remains affordable and unpretentious.

Both groups want to see Stuy Town remain affordable for middle-class families, which will limit the profits any buyer can expect from the property in the near term.

Through the early nineteen-sixties, it was the Eastern seaboard's go-to summer resort: a short train ride from New York City and Philadelphia, the town offered affordable entertainment for everyone.

Thankfully, the West End of London has plenty to offer children of all ages; it also has the annual theatre initiative, Kids Week, to help make a trip up to town more affordable.

Mr. McGrath, who also serves on the station revitalization committee as well as the town's Affordable Housing Advisory Board, said that the developers estimated that only eight school-aged children would come from 100 two-bedroom units, but that the 100 homes in the Highview housing development recently completed right across from the railroad station added 31 children to Huntington schools.