Significats de separate house en anglès

While single-detached dwelling starts rose just 1.5 percent to 83,657 in 2012, multiple-dwelling starts - typically condos - rose 17.6 percent to 131,170 units.

Ten minutes later Stallings stood behind the small, single-family house with the two uniformed cops.

I have looked into it, and a single-family house is not big enough to have a dolphin.

He was only a block from Stacey Hines's little apartment, which was attached to a larger, single-family house.

The blaze was reported just after midnight in New York at a single-family house on Bedford Avenue in the Midwood neighbourhood, officials said.

Instead, most residents live in single-family houses with more space and gardens.

Dallas, Texas-based Invitation Homes is the largest U.S. single-family home rental company.

That doesn't mean the remaining 94 percent was traditional single-family home suburban development.

One may be competition from single-family home buying, Reis said.

Though single-family home prices increased, the median condominium price fell.

I grew up in a single-family home in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.

Permits for single-family dwellings fell 5.3 percent, the third straight decline.

The Los Angeles area contained the most single-family dwellings at significant risk from wildfires, or 60,000 homes worth $8.3 billion, the report shows.

The value of permits for single-family dwellings edged lower by 1.6 percent, pulled down by a 6.9 percent decline in Ontario, Canada's most populous province.