Properties


Also found in: Dictionary, Thesaurus, Legal, Financial, Idioms.
Related to Properties: dictionary, Associative property

properties, props

Objects on the stage of a theater related to a performance, including furniture and decorative elements.
McGraw-Hill Dictionary of Architecture and Construction. Copyright © 2003 by McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc.
The following article is from The Great Soviet Encyclopedia (1979). It might be outdated or ideologically biased.

Properties

fake, specially created objects (sculpture, furniture, tableware, decorations, weapons, and such) used in theatrical productions instead of real things. Properties should be cheap and sturdy and have an exaggerated, simplified outward form. (The reproduction of details not visible to the audience is usually omitted in the production of properties.) The theatrical workman who creates properties is called a property man.

The Great Soviet Encyclopedia, 3rd Edition (1970-1979). © 2010 The Gale Group, Inc. All rights reserved.
References in periodicals archive ?
The combined value of residential properties per pupil was six times higher than the figure for districts with the highest tax rates.
Never-ending cycle: Illinois' reliance on property taxes as the major source of school funding has major consequences for communities throughout the state
The properties, which are over-assessed are currently protected from large tax hikes by five percent capping rules.
Taxation system unfair, group claims: part two of a three-part series examining the issue of property taxation
2000-37 provides that the EAT may be the taxpayer's agent, under general principles, in holding legal title to the relinquished or replacement properties, provided the EAT is not a "disqualified person" within the meaning of Treas.
Throw your 1031 exchange in reverse
Depending on the number of properties owned and the limits you choose, premiums will come to 250ドル.
What It Takes To Be A Landlord
Carbon phases are schematically depicted in such a way as to emphazie their influence on properties.
The growing tension between tensile and Brinell
The properties of EPDM are comparatively close to those of Q.
Properties of new silicone/acrylic rubber
Generally, a taxpayer must identify either three properties (regardless of fair market values (FMVs)), or any number of properties if the aggregate FMV at the end of the identification period does not exceed 200% of the aggregate FMV of all relinquished properties.
TAM addresses like-kind exchange of intangibles
[section] 1.1031(a)-2(c)(1) provides that an exchange of intangible personal property qualifies for non-recognition under section 1031 only if the exchanged intangible properties are of a like kind.
New TAM highlights issues in like-kind exchanges involving intangibles
Properties could even be linked to new types of "derivative" instruments - Martian deuterium futures, say, or lunar Real Estate Investment Trusts - tailored to various investor needs.
A little bit of heaven
Since this approach utilizes the sales of reasonably similar properties, it is most effective when relevant and reliable comparable sales market data is available.
Individualized approach is key in easement valuation
Other states provide a statutory preferential assessment percentage for qualifying historic properties. For example, Alabama provides a 10-percent assessment ratio for historic properties compared with South Carolina's 60-percent assessment rate for commercial properties.
Real and personal property tax incentives: the often-overlooked tax benefits
In addition, the AT may have to depreciate certain parked properties even if it acquired and transferred the properties in the same tax year.
Reverse exchanges come of age

Encyclopedia browser ?
Full browser ?