properties

[ prop-er-teez ]

noun

1. the plural of property.

Example Sentences

The National Grid said about 900 properties were without power in south and west Wales.

From BBC

This flexibility was key to fine-tuning the ionizable lipid properties for safe and effective mRNA delivery.

From Science Daily

Miller also leads her department’s real estate group, whose responsibilities include evaluating surplus and underutilized properties — at the request of the City Council — that have potential for redevelopment.

From Los Angeles Times

This selective emission, achieved through insights from quantum physics, maximizes energy conversion and allows for higher efficiencies than previously possible, operating at the limit of the materials' properties.

From Science Daily

There are nearly five million leasehold properties in England - homes where residents pay ground rent on top of their mortgage.

From BBC

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