Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Housing"

A: someone is watching the house

A: The person is saying “the prices of houses right now”

A: 그 "housing development" 계획을 주민들이 반대 해요. 특히 그 작가가 반대해요.
It means that the residents, in particular, the author oppose the housing development plan.

A: When your housing something, it means it stays with you

A: The housing market is when people are considering buying/selling houses.

A: "the housing market is in all time low at moment" "there is housing for university students at the university" sorry i could not think of any other examples. hope this helpful in some way

A: I found my cousin a house. -Found
My cousin locked herself in her room.- Locked
My cousin Rob is my dad's brothers oldest son. - Cousin
I want to put this property for housing. - Housing

A: They have the same meaning, and there's really no difference to English speakers, just a different way in phrasing things.

A: I'm not sure there is a difference, they should mean the same thing what's a "housing prices "and "home price"

A: I never use the word "housing agent". In the US, we say "real estate agent". Maybe in the UK or somewhere else they use "housing agent".

A: Housing is a collective term for places that people live (We have to provide housing for the refugees. or I like the school, but I don't like the student housing). A house is an individual building where someone lives. (I live in the green house on Main Street).

A: 건축사다리위로 올라가라

A: It's the same "Housing prices"

A: The rent/lease is overdued

A: 少し不自然。 You might try:

"You can only get the housing allowance for your rent. It doesn't include your utility fees and so on."
とか
"You can only use the housing allowance for your rent. It doesn't apply to your utilities, etc."

A: I think in this case if you use the “a” you are referring to “They” in the subject as a bunch of different peoples but if you’re referring to the group as a whole, the you leave the “a” out. For example if the “They” refers to a bunch of people from Canada instead of people from Canada, Ireland, and Mexico. But this is more connotation. Hope this helps.

A: If you are talking about what you will look at in the essay:

Consistent with the unaffordable housing situation, I will also focus on the deficit in affordable rental properties for lower income renters.

You can say "consider" and "address" like this too.

A: お久しぶりですね。😊

It is considered that good housing affordability has been achieved when the housing supply and demand are balanced. When a household is paying more than 30% of their income in housing it is called housing stress, and those households are regarded as low-income households.