Definition of property developer in English:

property developer

noun

British

A person or company that makes money by building houses or renovating existing properties for sale.
the premises could be worth as much as £100 million to a property developer
Example sentencesExamples
- The availability and pricing of land are widely seen as the biggest benefits the towns in the north of the country can offer prospective investors and property developers.
- Vehicle ownership has reached such mind-boggling levels that tackling parking has become a big issue for property developers.
- As a property developer caught up in the slump of the early 1990s, he needed to do something to support his family.
- Property developers are businessmen like any other.
- Some property developers may persist with freeholds or leaseholds, which protect their commercial interests more.
- Not only did the finance companies lend to property developers, but they themselves became involved in property speculation.
- A property developer down the road has had his newly renovated house on the market for nearly eight weeks now and there are no takers so far.
- Built in 1923 by property developers to advertise their new sites, it originally read "Hollywoodland" and used to light up at night.
- Property developers retain a critical interest in local political affairs.
- At least when historic buildings fall victim to property developers, the motive is comprehensible, if unattractive.
- The building then lay derelict for a few years before property developers moved in and transformed the site into a hugely successful housing development.
- He is currently applying for planning permission for 310 houses in another adjacent site in a joint venture with British property developers Morrison Homes.
- I'd assumed the property developer was just doing up the house for a quick turn-around.
- The villain was a fictitious property developer, who lived in a rural retreat with a swimming pool.
- Grant is a millionaire New York property developer, who lets his brother run the business, while he makes the speeches and networks the media.

Definition of property developer in US English:

property developer

noun

British

A person or company that makes money by building houses or renovating existing properties for sale.
the East End became a goldmine for property developers
Example sentencesExamples
- As a property developer caught up in the slump of the early 1990s, he needed to do something to support his family.
- The building then lay derelict for a few years before property developers moved in and transformed the site into a hugely successful housing development.
- He is currently applying for planning permission for 310 houses in another adjacent site in a joint venture with British property developers Morrison Homes.
- Some property developers may persist with freeholds or leaseholds, which protect their commercial interests more.
- The availability and pricing of land are widely seen as the biggest benefits the towns in the north of the country can offer prospective investors and property developers.
- Built in 1923 by property developers to advertise their new sites, it originally read "Hollywoodland" and used to light up at night.
- I'd assumed the property developer was just doing up the house for a quick turn-around.
- The villain was a fictitious property developer, who lived in a rural retreat with a swimming pool.
- Vehicle ownership has reached such mind-boggling levels that tackling parking has become a big issue for property developers.
- At least when historic buildings fall victim to property developers, the motive is comprehensible, if unattractive.
- Property developers retain a critical interest in local political affairs.
- Not only did the finance companies lend to property developers, but they themselves became involved in property speculation.
- A property developer down the road has had his newly renovated house on the market for nearly eight weeks now and there are no takers so far.
- Property developers are businessmen like any other.
- Grant is a millionaire New York property developer, who lets his brother run the business, while he makes the speeches and networks the media.

词汇	property developer
释义	Definition of property developer in English: property developer noun British A person or company that makes money by building houses or renovating existing properties for sale. the premises could be worth as much as £100 million to a property developer Example sentencesExamples The availability and pricing of land are widely seen as the biggest benefits the towns in the north of the country can offer prospective investors and property developers. Vehicle ownership has reached such mind-boggling levels that tackling parking has become a big issue for property developers. As a property developer caught up in the slump of the early 1990s, he needed to do something to support his family. Property developers are businessmen like any other. Some property developers may persist with freeholds or leaseholds, which protect their commercial interests more. Not only did the finance companies lend to property developers, but they themselves became involved in property speculation. A property developer down the road has had his newly renovated house on the market for nearly eight weeks now and there are no takers so far. Built in 1923 by property developers to advertise their new sites, it originally read "Hollywoodland" and used to light up at night. Property developers retain a critical interest in local political affairs. At least when historic buildings fall victim to property developers, the motive is comprehensible, if unattractive. The building then lay derelict for a few years before property developers moved in and transformed the site into a hugely successful housing development. He is currently applying for planning permission for 310 houses in another adjacent site in a joint venture with British property developers Morrison Homes. I'd assumed the property developer was just doing up the house for a quick turn-around. The villain was a fictitious property developer, who lived in a rural retreat with a swimming pool. Grant is a millionaire New York property developer, who lets his brother run the business, while he makes the speeches and networks the media. Definition of property developer in US English: property developer noun British A person or company that makes money by building houses or renovating existing properties for sale. the East End became a goldmine for property developers Example sentencesExamples As a property developer caught up in the slump of the early 1990s, he needed to do something to support his family. The building then lay derelict for a few years before property developers moved in and transformed the site into a hugely successful housing development. He is currently applying for planning permission for 310 houses in another adjacent site in a joint venture with British property developers Morrison Homes. Some property developers may persist with freeholds or leaseholds, which protect their commercial interests more. The availability and pricing of land are widely seen as the biggest benefits the towns in the north of the country can offer prospective investors and property developers. Built in 1923 by property developers to advertise their new sites, it originally read "Hollywoodland" and used to light up at night. I'd assumed the property developer was just doing up the house for a quick turn-around. The villain was a fictitious property developer, who lived in a rural retreat with a swimming pool. Vehicle ownership has reached such mind-boggling levels that tackling parking has become a big issue for property developers. At least when historic buildings fall victim to property developers, the motive is comprehensible, if unattractive. Property developers retain a critical interest in local political affairs. Not only did the finance companies lend to property developers, but they themselves became involved in property speculation. A property developer down the road has had his newly renovated house on the market for nearly eight weeks now and there are no takers so far. Property developers are businessmen like any other. Grant is a millionaire New York property developer, who lets his brother run the business, while he makes the speeches and networks the media.
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