Definition of property ladder in English:

property ladder

noun

British

A series of ascending stages by which people are perceived to progress as they are able to buy more expensive houses, the initial stage consisting of buying one’s first property.
first-time buyers can't afford to get on to the property ladder
Example sentencesExamples
- Start a pension scheme and try to get on the property ladder as quickly as possible, as rent is dead money.
- Like many young couples, newly-weds Ingrid and Mark are struggling to get their feet on the first rung of the property ladder.
- Uncertainty about the housing market is adding extra pressure to first-time buyers who can't decide whether to get on the property ladder.
- Most of those seeking to buy a newly built house are young people attempting to gain a foothold on the by now legendary property ladder.
- At this stage in your life, it's good to get on the property ladder.
- Stepping onto the property ladder can be fraught with pitfalls.
- If you're struggling to get onto the property ladder, the last thing you need is ropey mortgage advice.
- Most home loan borrowers want the cheapest mortgage option, to help them get their foot on the property ladder.
- People continuously strive to get their foot on the property ladder.
- Spiralling property prices in Dublin are forcing many first-time buyers to look outside the capital to get onto the property ladder.
- In London life is all about getting your feet on the property ladder.
- My wife and I cautiously climbed onto the first rung of the property ladder almost eleven years ago.

Definition of property ladder in US English:

property ladder

noun

British

A series of ascending stages by which people are perceived to progress as they are able to buy more expensive houses, the initial stage consisting of buying one’s first property.
first-time buyers can't afford to get on to the property ladder
Example sentencesExamples
- Stepping onto the property ladder can be fraught with pitfalls.
- Like many young couples, newly-weds Ingrid and Mark are struggling to get their feet on the first rung of the property ladder.
- Start a pension scheme and try to get on the property ladder as quickly as possible, as rent is dead money.
- At this stage in your life, it's good to get on the property ladder.
- Uncertainty about the housing market is adding extra pressure to first-time buyers who can't decide whether to get on the property ladder.
- Spiralling property prices in Dublin are forcing many first-time buyers to look outside the capital to get onto the property ladder.
- People continuously strive to get their foot on the property ladder.
- Most home loan borrowers want the cheapest mortgage option, to help them get their foot on the property ladder.
- In London life is all about getting your feet on the property ladder.
- If you're struggling to get onto the property ladder, the last thing you need is ropey mortgage advice.
- My wife and I cautiously climbed onto the first rung of the property ladder almost eleven years ago.
- Most of those seeking to buy a newly built house are young people attempting to gain a foothold on the by now legendary property ladder.

词汇	property ladder
释义	Definition of property ladder in English: property ladder noun British A series of ascending stages by which people are perceived to progress as they are able to buy more expensive houses, the initial stage consisting of buying one’s first property. first-time buyers can't afford to get on to the property ladder Example sentencesExamples Start a pension scheme and try to get on the property ladder as quickly as possible, as rent is dead money. Like many young couples, newly-weds Ingrid and Mark are struggling to get their feet on the first rung of the property ladder. Uncertainty about the housing market is adding extra pressure to first-time buyers who can't decide whether to get on the property ladder. Most of those seeking to buy a newly built house are young people attempting to gain a foothold on the by now legendary property ladder. At this stage in your life, it's good to get on the property ladder. Stepping onto the property ladder can be fraught with pitfalls. If you're struggling to get onto the property ladder, the last thing you need is ropey mortgage advice. Most home loan borrowers want the cheapest mortgage option, to help them get their foot on the property ladder. People continuously strive to get their foot on the property ladder. Spiralling property prices in Dublin are forcing many first-time buyers to look outside the capital to get onto the property ladder. In London life is all about getting your feet on the property ladder. My wife and I cautiously climbed onto the first rung of the property ladder almost eleven years ago. Definition of property ladder in US English: property ladder noun British A series of ascending stages by which people are perceived to progress as they are able to buy more expensive houses, the initial stage consisting of buying one’s first property. first-time buyers can't afford to get on to the property ladder Example sentencesExamples Stepping onto the property ladder can be fraught with pitfalls. Like many young couples, newly-weds Ingrid and Mark are struggling to get their feet on the first rung of the property ladder. Start a pension scheme and try to get on the property ladder as quickly as possible, as rent is dead money. At this stage in your life, it's good to get on the property ladder. Uncertainty about the housing market is adding extra pressure to first-time buyers who can't decide whether to get on the property ladder. Spiralling property prices in Dublin are forcing many first-time buyers to look outside the capital to get onto the property ladder. People continuously strive to get their foot on the property ladder. Most home loan borrowers want the cheapest mortgage option, to help them get their foot on the property ladder. In London life is all about getting your feet on the property ladder. If you're struggling to get onto the property ladder, the last thing you need is ropey mortgage advice. My wife and I cautiously climbed onto the first rung of the property ladder almost eleven years ago. Most of those seeking to buy a newly built house are young people attempting to gain a foothold on the by now legendary property ladder.
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