Sentence examples for what estate from inspiring English sources

Of course, scoping out properties is what estate agents do.

Instead it is in what estate agents call 'a managed environment'.

And what estate could be more credentialed than the $8 million merlot-centric Raphael?

Nor was he what estate lawyers call "a waiter," an heir who never gets on with life, in anticipation of the money's arrival.

House 6, in Cornwall Crescent, is one of two grand Regent's Park mini-mansions going into what estate agents call the super-prime market: the luxury, £15m-plus, "if you have to ask you can't afford it" central London bracket.

Each is topped with the illuminated first name of one of the Pankhurst sisters – Sylvia, Emmeline and Christabel – and protected by what estate agent blurbs call "a gated secure fob/code system".

As such, her calculation could be about right, though it is impossible to know what taxes Mr. Trump's heirs would pay upon his death without knowing his actual net worth and what estate-tax planning he has done — like nearly all wealthy people — to reduce the liability.

But one man has re-imagined what housing estate grounds could be, and changed the face of an east London estate beyond recognition.

Of course, what real estate story would be complete without this kind of comment from the real estate agent?

What real estate brokers are going to sell is experience".

A six-month inventory is what real estate professionals consider healthy.