Sentence examples for trade property from inspiring English sources
BUSINESS MEN LOSE TRADE Property for School Addition Was Condemned Last September -- Homes to Be Razed Soon.
He said he had offered to trade property he owned on one side of Broadway for property Columbia owned on the other.
Since exports to America and Japan account for over one-quarter of the group's GDP, efforts to offset the shortfall can do only so much.Consider Singapore's economy, which is geared towards trade, property and financial services.
These intertwined companies can then trade property among themselves, in order to create inflated valuations: "An often-used structure is, for example, the setting up of shell companies to buy real estate.
That world, it was said, is a utopia: yesterday's institutions — "free" trade, property "rights," annual reports, self-interested managers, etc — are able to perfectly measure and weigh goods and bads.
All over the capital and in many provincial towns, Cubans are beginning to inject money into the island's ragged real estate, spurred by government measures to stimulate construction and a new law that allows them to trade property for the first time in 50 years.
Stock in Primedia, which publishes such magazines as New York, Seventeen and Media Central trade properties like American Demographics and Telephony, closed at $1.98 yesterday, down 3 cents, and just 28 cents above its 52-week low of $1.70.
In fact, Mr. Chagaev has long been running part of his commodities trading, property and other business activities out of Geneva.
"SLOW death" was the prognosis that Allstate's chief executive, Edward Liddy, had for his company, America's largest publicly traded property and casualty insurer.
But there is another factor that might also be contributing to the high returns: high valuation of nonpublicly traded property held by hedge funds.
The problem is made worse by the fact that Mecca's immigrant communities have traded property among themselves for years, but the state does not recognise the paperwork they use to do so.
