Sentences with phrase «different houses in the neighborhood»

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Fifty years on, the promise of the Fair Housing Act is largely unfulfilled: blacks and whites still predominantly live in different neighborhoods.

Go with the Jack in the Box bear, who roams around, tearing into the cars and houses of different neighborhoods because he can smell Jack in the Box.

I recall sitting in our small, dark front room of the house on the birth ball, looking out onto 23rd St., imagining that our street, our neighborhood will be different, transformed in some way, once the baby arrives.

They also usually do not have any continuity year to year because they are trick - or - treating in different neighborhoods each year as they alternate between Mom's house and Dad's house.

It's easier, in some ways, than Albany where you're dealing with a lot of different interests,» Klein said in between bites of his chicken Caesar hero at the Italian restaurant just around the corner from his two - story, brick house in the Italian - dominated neighborhood of Morris Park.

I'm reminded of a recent situation in my own marriage — my husband hated the house we bought a couple of years ago and wanted to move to a different neighborhood; I liked the house just fine and didn't want to go anywhere.

I remember with deep fondness that three - year - period of my childhood life, before we moved yet again to a distant island — the school I attended, the neighborhood, our house, the language (native in that island), and the food — all of which I would miss after we moved to an unfamiliar island with totally different culture.

I started out taking pictures inside my house, then in my front yard, and then in different areas of my neighborhood.

The financial freedom in migrating to more accepting locations and locating housing accepting of different lifestyles further advantages middle - and upper - class queer populations and motivates them to develop a social and political queer identity in the neighborhood.

However, if any one of the above conditions do not apply, — you're younger; your career path demands relocating; you aspire to something different in a house or neighborhood; you're always looking for a better financial deal; you think that cash would do better invested elsewhere — don't buy points.

Typically, in - home training takes place primarily in the house, though there are opportunities to work on training exercises in different environments, such as a park, the pet store, around the neighborhood, and more.

We think tiny houses can fill many different housing niches, including affordable and attractive pocket neighborhoods in urban areas, homesteading in rural areas, manageable and affordable getaways, options for combating homelessness, refugee camps, bed and breakfasts, and many more.

Everyone is different and you need to make sure that your perfect house is in a neighborhood that meets your needs.

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.

A house built in the same neighborhood, by the same builder and at the same time will look totally different from one another in ten years.

Instead, they take the plunge because they want a bigger house or they have to move for a job or because they want to live in a different neighborhood.

Attending open houses is a great, low - risk way to see what your budget can get you in different neighborhoods.

Flat fees are inappropriate because the cost of selling a property in a $ 900,000 neighborhood is quite different from the cost of selling a house in a $ 150,000 neighborhood.

«Postings about how great different things are in the neighborhood, right up in the kitchen on the refrigerator so that people see it when they're in the house can really help,» Overbeck says.

Seattle is a hard market to shop in and the competition is fierce, but a good thing that has come out of our plan to move at this time is I've been reminded time and time again that dream houses can come in many different sizes, shapes, styles and neighborhoods.