Sentences with phrase «buy housing in the suburbs»

After Dadey put his name on petitions as a temporary candidate, information surfaced that he was selling his house in the city and buying a house in the suburbs (that, oddly enough, happens to belong to U.S. Rep. Dan Maffei, a Democrat and arch enemy of Dadey's.)

Simon (Jason Bateman, quite good as a character whose offhand sarcasm is just the tip of the iceberg of his true nature), the former classmate, and his wife Robyn (Rebecca Hall, who remains consistently dependable at playing characters who are vulnerable without having the strength sapped from them) have bought a house in the suburbs.

Immigrants from the Philippines who came to the United States with one - way tickets and $ 5 in their pockets, Alfeo and Aida Rodriguez had managed over the years to save money, buy a house in the suburbs of Philadelphia, and raise three smart daughters.

So they scraped together a down payment to buy a house in the suburbs.

For the same rent they were paying in the city, they could buy a house in the suburbs.

Among millennials surveyed, 57 percent bought a house in the suburbs, spending an average of $ 205,000.

Said Mr. Otteau, «Because of the dramatic improvement in urban life in the last 20 years, it's no longer a given that when you're ready to raise a family, you need to go out and buy a house in the suburbs.»

(TNS)-- Q: Last year, we bought a house in the suburbs, and we've decided that we'll need to refinish part of the basement.

Why buy a house in the suburbs when you can own a condo in the city.

When they're ready to buy, millennials are very much like the generations that preceded them — most want to buy a house in the suburbs.

Not exact matches

Since my wife and I got our EADs in 2010, we've had two children and bought a house in the quintessential American suburb.

On April 14, Padres closer Heath Bell bought a house for his family on a secluded cul - de-sac in San Diego's North County suburbs.

Directed by Mark Pellington, best known for the psychological thriller «Arlington Road,» this darkly comedic film follows a depressed man, Henry Poole (Luke Wilson), who buys a house in the mediocre suburbs of Southern California.

It begins as Simon (Jason Bateman) and his sensitive wife Robyn (Rebecca Hall) buy a mid-century modern, glass - encased house in Los Angeles, near the suburb where Simon grew up.

Yesterday, news broke that Lancaster will write her first novel, Apocalypse House, which «follows a couple from the city through the frustrating and hysterical process of buying and renovating their first home in the suburbs» (per Publisher's Marketplace).

Buying a detached house in town was simply out of the question, price wise, and I did not mind the drive from the suburbs.

«My fiancé and I recently bought a house in an Ottawa suburb, where you can get a lot of house for a reasonable - enough price.

I am looking to buy a second house which is about $ 800K (A 1600 - sqft, 3b3b condo in the suburb).

When my mom was promoted and given a pay raise, my parents decided to buy a bigger house out in the suburbs.

The Glazebrooks were prosperous cotton brokers — both Mark's father and grandfather had been president of the Liverpool Cotton Association — and on leaving Cambridge he used his inheritance to buy a splendid Arts and Crafts house, designed by Norman Shaw's protege EJ May, in the west London garden suburb of Bedford Park.

In the end you have more fuel efficient cars plus cheap gas which encourages suburban sprawl because people can afford to commute long distances, so then you end up with people buying bigger houses (which use more energy) further out into the ever expanding suburbs.

For example, if you don't have children, do you really want to buy a five - bedroom house in a suburb 45 minutes outside of the city center?

Instead, they bought a $ 293,000 house in the suburb of Avon and could not be happier.

The majority of millennials» housing preferences may not be as different from previous generations as once believed, according to a new report released this week from The Demand Institute, Millennials and Their Homes: Still Seeking the American Dream.The report finds that the majority of millennials want to own a house in the suburbs as they look to raise families and they want more space, a veer from other studies that have shown twentysomethings will likely choose walkable urban neighborhoods when it comes time to buy.

The whole family lives in a cramped two - bedroom apartment in the basement of a house for almost two years and they emerge together to put down enough of a down payment to buy a four - bedroom house in the suburbs.

We were born and raised in Columbus, still live here, and buy houses in Columbus and surrounding suburbs and would like to make an offer to buy yours.

They favor homeowners over renters and distort the housing market and even migration patterns by encouraging people to buy bigger homes in higher - tax suburbs.

We buy houses in Georgia... including Atlanta Suburbs and surrounding areas and pay a fair cash price, fast.

«The majority of them will still want to buy the house out there in the suburbs.»

They even appear to be choosing more traditional houses in the suburbs over renting or buying in city centers.

«Older home owners, in recent years, have been able to sell their large homes in the suburbs and buy an energy - efficient right - sized home, often in walkable communities with a wealth of opportunities for activities and social engagement,» said Jim Chapman, chairman of NAHB's 55 + Housing Industry Council and president of Jim Chapman Communities in Atlanta.

But as a blogger, painter and designer with a few tricks in her tool belt, Sarah Swanson of the blog Flourish Design and Style declined to go overly deluxe when she and her husband, Kevin, bought their house off the blueprint in a suburb of Calgary five years ago.

When we bought our 9 acres in the country, we decided rather than rent; we would build a garage efficiency to house us temporarily because our house in an Atlanta suburb sold.