The town could sell some of the land or its development rights and bring in new property taxes.

The town sold the property, and the new owners established a restaurant.

It was not that the town had sold its body.

The society put down the additional $75,000, and the town then sold the house back to the society.

Even when the town sells property, they only get back taxes; any additional money goes to the state.

When the development was started in 1986, three-bedroom town houses sold for $75,000.

The town sold the lot of them to us for a dollar.

Residents pay for the garbage bags that the town sells.

The town sold him the land for his warehouses and part of the deal was he set up a community programme.

The town sold the land for the warehouses to earn itself some new money, right?