Significats de single-family detached dwelling 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.

A man and a woman were rescued from separate house fires today.

Two men died in separate house fires in Dublin early on Saturday morning.

Even the kitchen was in a separate house, back of the big house.

Two people have died in separate house fires in counties Sligo and Antrim.

The magistrate sees that each separate house, farm, and plot is valued separately.

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.