Definition of air rights in English:

air rights

plural noun

The right to build or develop in the airspace above a property.
they bought and sold the house next door but retained the air rights above it
Example sentencesExamples
- Few lots in the theater district can accommodate big buildings without a transfer of air rights.
- That was the most valuable part of the real estate, after all, not the footprint but the air rights.
- Sell your air rights so people can build great big condos on top of your subway stops.
- Dance Theater Workshop has sold the air rights over its head to private developers for $3.2 million.
- Two developers have agreed to pay $430 a square foot for the air rights over a church in a private club on Manhattan's exclusive Park Avenue.
- Normally, air rights can be transferred only to contiguous building sites.
- The buyers were required to pay an extra $10 per square foot on top of the regular purchase price for the air rights.
- City officials have been eager to counter any suggestion that the winning consortium won the so-called "air rights."
- Air rights are important if you own a condominium or co-op.
- The air rights for these parcels are the jurisdiction of the Massachusetts Turnpike Authority, which is the agency overseeing the Big Dig.

Definition of air rights in US English:

air rights

plural noun

The right to build or develop in the airspace above a property.
they bought and sold the house next door but retained the air rights above it
Example sentencesExamples
- Normally, air rights can be transferred only to contiguous building sites.
- Air rights are important if you own a condominium or co-op.
- Dance Theater Workshop has sold the air rights over its head to private developers for $3.2 million.
- Few lots in the theater district can accommodate big buildings without a transfer of air rights.
- City officials have been eager to counter any suggestion that the winning consortium won the so-called "air rights."
- Two developers have agreed to pay $430 a square foot for the air rights over a church in a private club on Manhattan's exclusive Park Avenue.
- That was the most valuable part of the real estate, after all, not the footprint but the air rights.
- Sell your air rights so people can build great big condos on top of your subway stops.
- The air rights for these parcels are the jurisdiction of the Massachusetts Turnpike Authority, which is the agency overseeing the Big Dig.
- The buyers were required to pay an extra $10 per square foot on top of the regular purchase price for the air rights.

单词	air rights
释义	Definition of air rights in English: air rights plural noun The right to build or develop in the airspace above a property. they bought and sold the house next door but retained the air rights above it Example sentencesExamples Few lots in the theater district can accommodate big buildings without a transfer of air rights. That was the most valuable part of the real estate, after all, not the footprint but the air rights. Sell your air rights so people can build great big condos on top of your subway stops. Dance Theater Workshop has sold the air rights over its head to private developers for $3.2 million. Two developers have agreed to pay $430 a square foot for the air rights over a church in a private club on Manhattan's exclusive Park Avenue. Normally, air rights can be transferred only to contiguous building sites. The buyers were required to pay an extra $10 per square foot on top of the regular purchase price for the air rights. City officials have been eager to counter any suggestion that the winning consortium won the so-called "air rights." Air rights are important if you own a condominium or co-op. The air rights for these parcels are the jurisdiction of the Massachusetts Turnpike Authority, which is the agency overseeing the Big Dig. Definition of air rights in US English: air rights plural noun The right to build or develop in the airspace above a property. they bought and sold the house next door but retained the air rights above it Example sentencesExamples Normally, air rights can be transferred only to contiguous building sites. Air rights are important if you own a condominium or co-op. Dance Theater Workshop has sold the air rights over its head to private developers for $3.2 million. Few lots in the theater district can accommodate big buildings without a transfer of air rights. City officials have been eager to counter any suggestion that the winning consortium won the so-called "air rights." Two developers have agreed to pay $430 a square foot for the air rights over a church in a private club on Manhattan's exclusive Park Avenue. That was the most valuable part of the real estate, after all, not the footprint but the air rights. Sell your air rights so people can build great big condos on top of your subway stops. The air rights for these parcels are the jurisdiction of the Massachusetts Turnpike Authority, which is the agency overseeing the Big Dig. The buyers were required to pay an extra $10 per square foot on top of the regular purchase price for the air rights.
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