Sentence examples for viable house from inspiring English sources

The first viable house they saw, last spring, was a pretty two-bedroom cottage on Euclid Avenue in Ardsley, with a tree-filled yard.

The exceptionally dubious rationale for Pathfinder, a programme to clear frequently viable housing and its inhabitants for the purposes of "renewing" insufficiently profitable local housing markets, is still unquestioned.

To the Editor: Sarah Williams Goldhagen is correct to defend the historic preservation movement for supporting the interests of local communities against private developers who would tear down viable housing and replace it with taller, bulkier and often less attractive buildings.

The report also proposes creating a program to put together economically viable housing development sites that include both publicly and privately owned property; providing property tax incentives to encourage owners of vacant parcels to develop affordable housing; and making transfer of city-owned land contingent upon an agreement to develop affordable housing within a set timetable.

This means a viable housing market.

Some residents were forced to move to New Verapaz because there were no other viable housing options when their houses were completely destroyed.

The objective of this article is to determine whether many of these nongeriatric patients are placed in nursing homes because of chronicity of illness and severity of impairment, or because of the limited alternative viable housing options.

At the heart of the problem is a dearth in viable housing options.

But without Fannie and Freddie, there would be no viable housing market.

But until the city comes up with more viable housing options for homeless people, Agnos would like to see his ship idea set sail.

"This legislation would ensure that manufactured housing remains a viable affordable housing option, particularly in rural, distressed and underserved areas," Nathan Smith, chair of Manufactured Housing Institute, said in a press release applauding passage of the bill.