comparable property

collocation in English

meaningsofcomparableandproperty

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comparable
adjective
uk
/ˈkɒm.pər.ə.bəl/us
/ˈkɑːm.pɚ.ə.bəl/
similar in size, amount, or quality to ...
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property
noun
uk
/ˈprɒp.ə.ti/us
/ˈprɑː.pɚ.t̬i/
an object or objects that belong ...
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(Definition ofcomparableandpropertyfrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

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There is no place in the world wherecomparablepropertycould be used with greater authority and with less marginal error than in the provinces.
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Where there is acomparableproperty, the property of course is not valued in isolation.
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Reinstatement of people in exactlycomparablepropertywill be the exception rather than the rule.
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Clause 40 refers to current rents ofcomparablepropertyin an area.
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Unless localities are defined to include only areas where rents to not vary a great deal forcomparableproperty, we could bring about ghettoisation.
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Does a reasonable rate mean that he should fix it according to what any landlord would be likely to fix for anycomparableproperty?
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He said that the proceeds from the sale would enable someone to buy acomparablepropertyin the same area.
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The council failed to establish that the tenant was in danger of being made homeless and that the rent was exorbitant in relation tocomparableproperty.
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He took professional advice and said that he was not prepared to go unless he was put in sufficient funds to enable him to move to acomparablepropertyelsewhere.
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A landlord who insists on driving a hard bargain may well find that others withcomparablepropertyhave been more relaxed and have to accept a lower rent on review.
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In these three industries, it has always been rather a problem to fix the rateable value because of the difficulty of findingcomparablepropertywith which to make comparisons.
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The owner was willing to leave, but he was not prepared to go unless he was put in funds to move to acomparablepropertyelsewhere.
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Comparable properties should be sought in the dynamics of the entorhinaldentate-hippocampal relations, and likewise between triads of neocortices.
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A very short (14 item) version of the scale was found to have comparable properties to the full length scale.
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The new value will, of course, have to be in line with those of comparable properties in the district.
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The valuation system is designed to apply a uniform method and methods of valuation throughout the country, so that comparable properties are given similar values.
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Yes, in assessing the market the rent officer must look at a variety of comparable properties.
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Although existing rents for comparable properties are taken into account, the valuation officer may adjust them if they no longer reflect current local market conditions.
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Differences in rateable values for otherwise comparable properties therefore reflect differences in rental values.
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In the past, rent officers tended to decide rents by referring to fair rents previously determined for other comparable properties in the locality.
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