property boom的意思

property boom中文翻譯：

房地產熱

房地產的繁榮

相似詞語短語

property bond───財產債券

property bonds───財產債券

property porn───財產色情

property law───物權法；財產法律

property laws───物權法；財產法律

property man───n.道具管理員

property men───n.道具管理員

property tax───財產稅；不動產稅

property owner───[工經]業主；產權人

雙語使用場景

He made a small fortune in the property boom.───他在房地產繁榮期發了一小筆財。

boom reflects the City's expansion since Big Bang.───興旺折射出金融城大變革后的擴張。

For instance, Japan’s property boom was fuelled mainly by credit.───例如，日本的房地產泡沫主要是由信用滋養的。

Worried Beijing policymakers are trying to choke off the supply of funds fueling the property boom.───憂心忡忡的中國政府正努力控制房地產投資。

On his appointment in May 2008 he said that it was his misfortune to take on the job just as Ireland's property boom was ending.───在2008年3月的就職儀式上，他說正當愛爾蘭資產快速正在結束的時候，他不幸的接任了財政部長的職位。

Dubai was the epitome of the cheap credit property boom, with developers using inexpensive loans to finance grandiose building projects.───迪拜是廉價信貸房地產繁榮的一個縮影，開發商用廉價貸款為龐大的建筑項目融資。

But in a rip-roaring construction and property boom companies have borrowed heavily to finance great tracts of speculative development.───但在喧鬧的建筑和地產繁榮中，企業大舉借債，為大量土地的投機開發融資。

Hugh Hendry, one of the hedge fund industry's most voluble figures, has long been critical of China's property boom.───作為對沖基金業最好發議論的人物之一，休o亨德利（HughHendry）長期以來一直對中國的房地產熱潮持批評態度。

But just as in Ireland and Spain next door, a property boom has turned to burst.───但就像近鄰愛爾蘭和西班牙一樣，這里的房地產泡沫也破裂了。

英語使用場景

He made his pile during the property boom.

Some have gone to expats, causing a property boom and a total drought of flats for rent.

The impact of the property boom was first felt in the financial markets.

During the 1980s property boom, gazumping was common.

There was a property boom in the seventies.

Before the property boom took off in the 1970s there were still cheap flats around in London.

The 1980s property boom in and around London helped to create a North/South divide in the cost of housing.

Beyond specific impacts, the property boom graphically illustrated the vulnerability of cities to national economic events beyond their control.

She made a fortune in the property boom.