Sentences with phrase «crawls back housing»

Housing Market Crawls Back Housing prices across the U.S. continued falling in March but not as sharply as earlier months, according to a report that offered the latest evidence of a real - estate market on the mend.

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So there's this crawl space in my house, just to the left as you head out the back door, down a flight of stairs that jut out from the loam...

So there's this crawl space in my house, just to the left as you head out the back door, down a flight of stairs that jut out from the loam of the earth.

When, all things considered, I'd rather crawl back into my introvert's retreat of a house and write as the Muse dictates.

The vacuum bag or the vacuum cannister must be emptied into a garbage bad and disposed of safely out of the house to avoid any fleas crawling back into the house.

Cut back tree - limbs so that they aren't touching your house, ensure that grates, screens or other barriers are in place to prevent access to crawl spaces and attics and also, move wood and other debris away from the house.

Still, home owners with mortgage defaults on their records often find its a long way to crawl back into the housing market.

Throughout the United States, housing and commercial construction have slowed to a crawl, as banks have tightened lending and consumers have cut back on spending.

She told me then that she always filed because it has happened for her multiple times where someone wants to buy a house or get a car loan but can't because they have a judgment on their credit report so they come crawling back to settle up.

The mudroom / Laundry room have a sink and cabinets for storage.Jacuzzi in the master bedroom with a separate shower, and a walk in closet.Huge crawl space that can be used as a storage area, beautiful back yard and a rear and side porch.The Preserve amenities includes club house, swimming pool, walking trail, and a stocked lakes.the house has a termite bond and a security system.

Now some activists are pushing back with actions that threaten to grind housing production in some cities to a crawl.