home buying
noun[U]
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theactivityofbuyinghouses,consideredas apartofeconomicactivity:
Whenhomebuyingincreases, so dopurchasesof otheritems.
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She also helps her clients understand other aspects ofhomebuyingand ownership, such as bidding wars, homeowners' association fees, down payments, closing costs, home inspections, and even renovations.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.The website is an information source for the services provided by the company, includinghomebuying, selling, and rental, real estate consulting, marketing, and affiliated business referral.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.The package is based on extensive research and consultation, and requires action by everyone involved inhomebuyingand selling.
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My survey also asked solicitors and estate agents—the professionals in this process—whether further legislation should be kept away fromhomebuyingand selling.
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We believe the answer to the problems caused by gazumping lie in increasing transparency and speeding up thehomebuyingand selling process.
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I have already referred to our initiative to make thehomebuyingand selling process easier.
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Encouraginghomebuyingis not quite the same thing as encouraging house selling.
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That bringshomebuyingwithin the reach of many more public sector staff.
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If this tax had not been imposed, the sum involved would either have been devoted to building up reserves or facilitatinghomebuying.
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There has been considerable concern about thehomebuyingand selling process.
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