The expectation is that the energy boom will make Turkmenistan rich within ten years and create a property-owning middle class.
At the time, it seemed like the fulfilment of a longstanding Conservative dream, first spoken about in the 1930s, of creating a "property-owning democracy".
Worse still, how could the business-minded, property-owning, moneylending materialist that emerges from the documentary scraps, be the same man as the poet of the plays?
Mexico is laying the foundations of a property-owning democracy.
ECONOMIST: Laying the foundations of a property-owning democracy
Mr Clark argued that the government had to enable more homes to be built and that failure to act would tell young families that "the property-owning democracy was for our generation, not for theirs".
They don't have to include in income the rental value of their property--their dividends, if you will, from owning--and capital gains are pretty much exempt, too.
There are two ways of owning property jointly in Scotland - with or without a survivorship clause in the title.
Another upside to owning property in a college town--even for those home owners who are not affiliated with the nearby college or university--is that the local school districts may have a diverse student population because of the academic community.
The records also reveal much about the changing social fabric of Scotland - including the growth in women owning property and running businesses, the rise in sports and recreation clubs, the development of music halls and theatres and the expansion of railway hotels.
Both men have homes in London, with Mr Abramovich owning a property in Knightsbridge as well as a 400-acre estate in Fyning, West Sussex.
The winning applicant will be responsible for designing, constructing, owning and managing the property as part of the housing department's model for developing city-owned property.
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