Sentence examples for volume of property from inspiring English sources

Among the most eye-popping facts about Dubai is the sheer volume of property being developed there.

The volume of property sales has surged by 85% over the past year and prices of new apartments in Shanghai have risen by nearly 30%.

The countywide reassessment was intended in part to reduce the volume of property tax challenges that cost the county more than $1 billion in tax refunds in the past decade and helped push it to the brink of bankruptcy.

"Instead, they developed a smaller volume of properties intended for their own portfolio".

The postcodes with the biggest mortgage debts are those where house prices are high and there is a large volume of properties, but cash buyers are not in the majority, so the UK's richest neighbourhoods of Kensington & Chelsea do not feature in the top 10.

The volume of properties affected by foreclosure over the past decade suggests the potential for dramatic change in vegetation cover due to changes in management.

"Buyers are now prepared to pay more than they have been for quite some time and that, coupled with a slight decline in average asking prices, is what has led to the upsurge in the volume of properties being sold.

Parker would trek to courthouses and assessor offices in southern California and tediously page through musty volumes of property records; a single title search could take all day.

Equally, the Halifax data looks like an extreme generated by a sampling error – the volumes of properties bought and sold each month have fallen to such lows that each individual survey is no longer necessarily a representative sample.

Jeff Dunne, a vice chairman of CB Richard Ellis, said more than half the total sales volume of retail property his company brokered in the Northeast over the last 16 months involved New Jersey properties.

Official figures on Sept. 9 showed the volume of Chinese property sales in value terms increased 20.4 percent in August from a year earlier, easing from a rise of 26.3 percent in July, but still keeping a double-digit growth pace.