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property

[prop-er-tee] / ˈprɒp ər ti /




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As part of an investigation, BBC London installed secret cameras at a vacant property while a BBC journalist posed as a customer who had locked their keys inside.

From BBC

The trends for other categories of violent crime were a “mixed bag,” he said, and concerns about property crimes such as burglary and vehicle thefts remain ongoing.

From Los Angeles Times

An iconic property that has been described as possibly “the greatest house in Southern California” just hit the market for the first time ever in Pacific Palisades.

From Los Angeles Times

The EPC system rates properties according to how efficiently they use energy, with the most efficient properties rated A and the least efficient G.

From BBC

The entire property became a canvas for Pratt’s insatiable artistic impulses, embellished everywhere with paintings and little installations.

From The Wall Street Journal