Sentence examples for true estates from inspiring English sources

HOUSING ranges from a sprinkling of true estates and historic older homes to colonials, contemporaries, brick mansionettes built on property of the former Friends World College and low-slung but supersized ranches and farm ranches, which have partial second floors, laying back off private roads.

A true real estate professional, a valued colleague, a trusted friend.

Serviced apartments have been one of Hong Kong's true real estate success stories, popular with customers and landlords.

Of the half million people whose dreams David Cameron promises to "make come true", Savills estate agency group reckons a third will be existing home-owners trading up.

While the commuter towns 25 to 50 miles east of Los Angeles are in the midst of a true real estate crash, the Beverly Hills market is hanging in there.

MARKET OVERVIEW After years without a true real estate market during the Soviet era, Moscow housing has gone through a roller-coaster ride in the last few decades.

While this is still largely true, real estate brokers say they have noticed an odd twist this season: extravagant houses in the $5 million to $10 million range are moving quickly, but sales of midpriced housing have slowed.

Mr. Navaro said: "What I'm marketing is true real estate, with the ownership divided up among a limited number of people, and what you pay to get in reflects pretty closely what the true market value is of that property.

That trend is especially true in real estate, because of the industry's boom and bust nature.

The conversation skipped quickly through the lesser preliminaries -- sex and basketball -- before arriving at its true subject, real estate.

Whether that is true in real estate depends — because the company name may be ubiquitous, but the client's relationship is usually with a single person.