Sentence examples for valuable house from inspiring English sources

As houses become more valuable, house owners feel richer.

The downside is that living in a valuable house does not necessarily reflect ability to pay.

"Not bad for one guy, huh?" said Mr. Dixon, who in the past six months has built — mostly on his own — a much bigger, more valuable house where his one-story brick bungalow had stood on Wyoming Street, in the west end of Long Beach.

Owners of valuable houses, who currently get off lightly, could also pay more.

Such valuable houses provide collateral for borrowing, and borrowing, in turn, provides strong support to the economy.

The janitor screamed that in the whole universe there was only one kindhearted fool who would give away valuable housing and tolerate not being paid for six months.

AS baby boomers help to reshape the New Jersey housing market by downsizing to condominiums and rental apartments, storage space is becoming increasingly valuable, housing specialists note.

From people dizzily drawing home equity loans out of increasingly valuable houses to banks racking up huge fees, few wanted the party to end.

Councils will also be forced to sell about 5% of their most valuable housing once it becomes vacant and build more affordable, cheaper properties with the proceeds.

And to pay for the generous discounts for these buyers, councils must sell their most valuable housing stock when much needed vacancies arise.

Ahead of the general election, David Cameron pledged to allow 1.3 million families to buy their housing association properties at a discount, alongside policies to force councils to sell their most valuable housing stock and cut housing benefit for under-21s.