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1) A new-build scheme providing equivalent accommodation would be exempt from this tax.

2) China's nearest competitor in the new-build stakes is Russia.

3) That many overseas buyers prefer new-build high-rises is clear.

4) As our first new-build hotel,[http://sentencedict.com/new-build.html] Park Hotel Clarke Quay is a special project for us and an important step in helping us to achieve our brand vision.

5) Furthermore, the Company has developed plans for flexible new-build Sheraton and Westin prototypes, with the intent of expanding these brands into tertiary markets.

6) But an increasing number of new-build homes, particularly apartments within urban areas, seem to now come with air-conditioning as standard.

7) But most overseas buyers opt for new-build properties with two bedroom apartments typically starting from $450,000 and villas priced from $1m, depending on size and view.

8) Owned by New Century Investments, the new-build hotel will offer 140 loft-style guestrooms, accessible technology and a vibrant social atmosphere.

9) Another route may be to buy a new-build flat or house.

10) With influential links to central government the Eldonian Community in Vauxhall has developed the largest new-build housing co-operative in the country.

11) The North and South Stands have been replaced by new-build apartments designed in a contemporary style to harmonise with the East and West Stands.

12) The five years second-hand ship price impulse was responded by hire rate at short run, and impulse responded by new-build ship price at long run.

13) Load rejection test is one of the main test for new-build power plant. There is no experience before for load rejection test on 600MW Supercritical boiler.

14) It may be difficult to believe but speculators are shrugging off the bleak outlook for the housing market by continuing to invest in new-build developments in the hope of turning a quick profit.