He's built hotels, he's built casinos, he's built apartment complexes.
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The search spanned wooded areas, apartment complexes and even dumpsters.
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In India, Trump business partners are building luxury apartment complexes.
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Houston police officials said officers were evacuating two flooded apartment complexes.
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Storm surge pushed rivers into historic downtowns, subdivisions and apartment complexes.
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Among the older apartment complexes are Metuchen Manor and Redfield Village.
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"There were no commercial buildings hit, no apartment complexes," he said.
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The investment was for Maryland apartment complexes owned by the family business.
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And in a revitalized downtown Bentonville, bars, restaurants and apartment complexes are opening.
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He has visited apartment complexes, but his name gets put on waiting lists.
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Hundreds of other cases have been filed there by individual Kushner apartment complexes.
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Luxury apartment complexes, assisted-living facilities and nursing homes generally welcome pink dollars.
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Every time I go home to Pflugerville, more apartment complexes seem to appear.
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Wiener's bill, described by Politico as a plan to "spur housing development near transit, job centers" and the LA Times as a "bill to boost apartment complexes near transit," does not directly require anyone to build any apartment complexes anywhere.
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The walk took me past a set of ten identical Soviet-style apartment complexes.
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There are "apartment complexes, supermarkets, a bowling alley, karaoke," one of the workers explains.
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" The warrant further alleges "some of the recordings were multiple stories high in apartment complexes.
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Siegel is known for buying apartment complexes to flip them and raise rents on residents.
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Out his window, all he saw was box stores and office buildings and apartment complexes.
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The little white ghosts pop up next to many of the area's towering apartment complexes.
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"You'll often see officers inside the staircases, and outside of the apartment complexes," she said.
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Many landlords and apartment complexes rely heavily on them as part of the application process.
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Some are turning to co-working spaces, apartment complexes and health facilities to replace department stores.
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Broadway is the main drag, lined with an international array of restaurants and brick apartment complexes.
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Some complained, though, that they had encountered difficulties leaving their apartment complexes, despite assurances they could.
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Ophelia tore roofs off school buildings, department stores, apartment complexes and sports arenas around the country.
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These beasts infest apartment complexes, infiltrate your furniture, and even hitch rides with you on the subway.
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Dingy apartment complexes from the Soviet Union remain standing alongside Western-style establishments like casinos and nightclubs.
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Another, an antiterrorism training site in France, there are apartment complexes that look ready to move into.
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I think there are more people living in some of the apartment complexes I know in Manhattan.
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He also no longer owns a company holding an interest in several apartment complexes in Toledo, Ohio.
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Apartment complexes were flooded, and residents stepped through mud-covered floors to clear debris from their homes.
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More than 4,500 residents were stranded, muddy water encircling their roofs, apartment complexes, mini-golf courses, and markets.
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In Cambodia's capital, Phnom Penh, children play beneath hoardings advertising swanky, Chinese-built apartment complexes in the city.
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There's a mix of apartment complexes, some modest homes, big churches and big box stores in strip malls.
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Trilobites Some 500 million years ago the ocean floor was covered in apartment complexes built by prehistoric worms.
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Monthly rents at newer apartment complexes like Annin Lofts and Highlands at Hilltop run from $2,000 to $4,250.
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But today, Long Island City is a rapidly developing neighborhood full of hip bars and luxury apartment complexes.
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Downtown Denver is crawling with cranes, many of them erecting amenity-filled apartment complexes aimed at young professionals.
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Apartment complexes and hotels that are known to have housed a nCoV2019-infected person will also be scoured.
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Tokyo-based robot maker ZMP has developed and tested a food delivery robot in universities and apartment complexes.
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There's now an epidemic of old people dying alone in sad apartment complexes completely devoid of young people.
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His Vingroup now operates a network of shopping malls, apartment complexes, spas, resorts, hospitals and schools across the country.
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The company also provides free computers as amenities in some apartment complexes, and is devoted to teaching digital literacy.
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Franco said Greenville police are checking surveillance video from around the apartment complexes to see if anything pops up.
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Construction on at least two apartment complexes in Dandong has stalled and empty shopfronts are scattered across the city.
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Delfino's fascination with our crammed contemporary living started in his hometown of Sarasota, Florida and the surrounding apartment complexes.
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Across the water, multistory homes and apartment complexes watch over the land that accounts for their undoubtedly exorbitant rent.
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Pacifica city officials have declared a state of emergency and have asked residents of three apartment complexes to evacuate.
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A typical REIT focuses on a specific type of real estate, such as apartment complexes, hospitals, hotels, or malls.
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Foreign news channels are only available in luxury hotels and a handful of high-end apartment complexes in China.
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And white female managers at apartment complexes in Memphis and Indianapolis were disciplined after they confronted black male poolgoers.
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The Biscione is only one of many apartment complexes that mushroomed untidily in the 1960s and 1970s in Genoa.
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A block away, rows of neat new shops — Starbucks, 5G mobile stores — and apartment complexes exude middle-class aspirations.
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R.E.I.T.s own all sorts of income-producing property: shopping malls, apartment complexes, industrial warehouses and medical buildings, for example.
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China began building gated apartment complexes and suburban developments in the 1990s when the private property market first took off.
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Many landlords are, in turn, starting to consider new uses like gyms, apartment complexes and coworking units to move in.
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Most apartment complexes now don't allow him to take the orders upstairs, as he usually would; some check his temperature.
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One of its most memorable missions sends its hero through the abandoned Chernobyl — beneath apartment complexes, through playgrounds, across gymnasiums.
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"Rebuilding is one home at a time, and we're talking about building thousands of homes and apartment complexes," she said.
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This staffing issue comes at a time when hotels and residential apartment complexes alike are priding themselves on their amenities
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Those apartment complexes would radically alter the skyline of Lower Manhattan; not surprisingly, they were arm-wrestled over for years.
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Trees and sidewalks jammed with ride-sharing bikes sit beneath a vast strip of office towers, hotels and apartment complexes.
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And tenants at two Trump-licensed apartment complexes on the Upper West Side voted to remove signage with the name.
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He then wounded a student at a bistro and car-jacked a vehicle before shooting two males at two apartment complexes.
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The developer of shopping malls, office buildings and apartment complexes, based in Cleveland, posted revenue of $207.3 million in the period.
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And while construction on apartment complexes and hotels is slowing, developers are shifting focus to the region's more pressing pipeline needs.
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Some even moved to a self-sufficient town built by Olive Tree, comprised of schools, factories and apartment complexes near Seoul.
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More than 40,000 properties became uninhabitable, officials say, including many newly built state hospitals, schools, apartment complexes and even army barracks.
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The deal, which was not made public, pumped significant new equity into 10 Maryland apartment complexes controlled by Mr. Kushner's firm.
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The concrete bleakness of the area's run-down housing projects still brushes up, uneasily, against the new glass-fronted apartment complexes.
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The shooting unfolded in the northwest part of the city, along a four-lane road populated with apartment complexes and businesses.
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The capital city's Mikrorayon neighborhood is famous for the squat, impenetrable concrete apartment complexes built by the Soviets in the 1980s.
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One of the perks of living in Charlotte is that almost all apartment complexes come with an in-unit washer and dryer.
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In addition, more than 403 homes and 12 apartment complexes that were not destroyed have been declared unsafe for habitation, authorities said.
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Apartment complexes with fancy names like "Singapore City" lie bare or half-finished, and shopping malls empty or at very low capacity.
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The company now only has to build the "last mile" connections that will go to apartment complexes and condos in the city.
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"It was important that we, as a department, reach out to the folks that live in the two apartment complexes," Utz says.
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Along Shore Road in Fort Hamilton, the southern section of Bay Ridge, six-story apartment complexes are among the neighborhood's tallest buildings.
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It is painful to read about burial grounds that should be revered spaces but instead are covered by playgrounds and apartment complexes.
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At night, Stephens would pull into the parking lots of fast-food restaurants, gas stations and apartment complexes that were under construction.
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Today, only a small fraction of an estimated 3,700 hutongs remain, their residents often scattered to apartment complexes on the city's outskirts.
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The State Department has evacuated several Americans who fell ill in Guangzhou after hearing strange noises at their apartment complexes, officials said.
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"Nowhere 18" (2019) pictures a child seated on an immeasurable, dusty chalkboard, sketching apartment complexes, heavy machinery, street lights, and planes overhead.
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Children in two other local apartment complexes, Emerald Commons and Shemwood Apartments, also said they had seen wandering clowns, according to Fox Carolina.
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We're familiar with grim stories about federal agents barging into apartment complexes, stores and school pickup sites to round up and deport immigrants.
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They go door to door in apartment complexes, stand outside schools and supermarkets, and stake out laundromats in order to distribute health information.
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Hospitals, schools, hotels, apartment complexes, office buildings and small business would now be subject to the Clean Air Act's top-down, inflexible dictates.
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Fred Trump's 1995 gift tax return claimed that the 25 apartment complexes and other properties in the trusts were worth just $41.4 million.
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The State Department has evacuated several Americans who fell ill in Guangzhou, China, after hearing strange noises at their apartment complexes, officials said.
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Al Arif, the company supplying workers for the Trump course at Damac Hills, houses its workers in isolated apartment complexes in the desert.
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Now, he said, he lives paycheck to paycheck and supports his wife and three children making about $72,000 doing maintenance for apartment complexes.
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Conversations with a number of Amazon couriers suggest one of the major inefficiencies in their package delivery stems from businesses and large apartment complexes.
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Roadside shanties made of corrugated metal and plastic abut new apartment complexes painted fuchsia and lime green; late-model SUVs bounce along potholed roads.
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The mortgage was used for the purchase of two big apartment complexes in low-income communities in Georgia that Hannity bought for $22.7 million.
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The new plan doesn't require that; perhaps it's an attempt to go after more urbanites — think apartment complexes — that may balk at installation fees.
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Don't look for a high rise, this hotel is made up of five boutique buildings that were once individual hotels, homes, and apartment complexes.
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The hospital where my grandpa was being treated was on lockdown, as were the apartment complexes that housed my father's side of the family.
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The more affordable townhomes and apartment complexes sprinkled around the city, many of them close to the coast along Highway 53, attract younger renters.
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Two residents reported to Reuters that they have been required to show their QR codes to enter their apartment complexes and the local supermarket.
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It also has several large garden-apartment complexes, some of which have been converted to condos, as well as large, more recently built Colonials.
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It's currently working with Airbnb on five more apartment complexes, looking for the "right neighborhoods and the right designs," said Harvey Hernandez, CEO of Newgard.
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The suspect fled, triggering an intense manhunt that included door-to-door searches in apartment complexes and the placing of a dozen schools on lockdown.
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Later studies found that one cause of the spread in apartment complexes — like Amoy Gardens in Kowloon, where 329 people were infected — was via sewage.
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Angelina, who was sitting with other kids on the steps at the foot of one of the apartment complexes, told us she's 13 years old.
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Huge government apartment complexes in Japan were once a monument to the nation's postwar baby boom and aspirations for a modern, American way of life.
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Its architecture typifies some newly developed parts of Istanbul and Ankara, where enormous and metallic-accented apartment complexes seem more like spaceships than human dwellings.
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It has so far acquired nine garden-style apartment complexes on the outskirts of cities like Dallas, Austin and Las Vegas, according to the fund's website.
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Where there used to be packed "man camps"—trailer parks and small apartment complexes set up for oil workers—there's now a whole lot of nothing.
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That's a potent role — and it means that the phantom clowns haunting the parking lots and apartment complexes of America aren't going away anytime soon. Opinion
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Checkpoints to screen people for fevers have popped up at tollbooths, at the front gates of apartment complexes and in hotels, grocery stores and train stations.
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We're familiar with grim stories about black-shirted federal agents barging into apartment complexes, convenience stores and school pickup sites to round up and deport immigrants.
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Along with plush real estate in New York, the company also bought thousands of apartment complexes in struggling Rust Belt cities like Baltimore, Ohio, and Pittsburgh.
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Tide will grow by opening up more laundry and dry cleaning stores, adding drop-off lockers to new apartment complexes and supermarkets, and expanding at schools.
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Subsidized apartment complexes and tidy townhouses coexist with single-family colonials and split- levels, and racial, socio-economic and religious diversity is embedded in the fabric.
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In Massawa, a city of pristine beaches that ought to be full of tourists, hotels and apartment complexes are empty and unfinished for want of building materials.
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Sometimes the wind took people's bicycles with them:Meanwhile, videos of roofs getting ripped off of apartment complexes and office buildings were pervasive:The destruction is of epic proportions.
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For years, it fell largely to local civil rights groups to highlight the problem by sending white "testers" into apartment complexes after blacks had been turned away.
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But she had also pieced together a steady livelihood managing apartment complexes, and when her younger son was born disabled, she worked relentlessly to care for him.
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Rental prices range from around $6.403,100 a month for a one-bedroom in one of the older apartment complexes to $2,800 for a renovated four-bedroom duplex.
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The museum's steps descend onto a plaza facing high-rise apartment complexes inching up Medellín's eastern hills and serves as a popular meeting venue for nearby residents.
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Its pollution was denser than Hangzhou's and its six- and eight-lane thoroughfares were lined with seemingly interminable high-rise apartment complexes at varying degrees of completion.
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Mr. Trump was a central player in the formulation of those strategies, which included grossly undervaluing his father's apartment complexes in tax filings, interviews and records showed.
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We followed up nonresponders, often in luxury apartment complexes, and soon realized that many people we suspected were very wealthy simply refused to submit their census forms.
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I live between a suburban land of plenty and a rural land of scarcity, where endless skies and pallid grass merge with apartment complexes and outdoor malls.
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On Tuesday morning, Donald Trump Jr. mingled and posed for photos with Indian developers who are building Trump-branded luxury apartment complexes in several Indian cities, MSN reported.
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When an employee needs to move to a new city for a few months, they're either stuck in bland, giant apartment complexes or Airbnbs meant for shorter stays.
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Trujillo's rationale is that the "ROI is so good on these overbuilds," in part because new housing developments and apartment complexes are regularly being built in such markets.
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In fact, he added, when people do construct housing, they're opting to build apartment complexes because tight credit is keeping many would-be buyers out of the market.
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The prime real estate area is the seaside "Golden Mile" from Marbella to Puerto Banús, a strip of several miles developed with five-star resorts and apartment complexes.
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There were even articles filed from "Pyonghattan" describing the North Korean capital as booming, with new high-rise apartment complexes, restaurants and stores, and traffic on the streets.
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Some American officials in this city live in apartment complexes filled with other foreigners and wealthy Chinese; that is where the ailing employees were subjected to unusual noises.
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But local election officials generally put polls where they are needed most, in packed places like universities and apartment complexes or locations like nursing homes where access is difficult.
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It was thought at the time that Webpass would becoming Access' new vehicle for launching gigabit internet, as Webpass uses wireless transmission via rooftop satellites on existing apartment complexes.
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Break-ins, unfortunately, are commonplace in Southeast Ferguson, where five low-income apartment complexes (including Canfield Green and Park Ridge) account for 25 percent of the city's violent crimes.
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The housing stock is almost as diverse as the population — a mix of late 19th-century neo-Gothic farmhouses, 1920s bungalows, midcentury ranch houses and contemporary multifamily apartment complexes.
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DNA testing also helps new owners abide by the breed restrictions present in many apartment complexes, so dogs can't be turned away solely because they "look" like a certain breed.
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It's a few blocks from the sleek Line hotel and just off busy Wilshire Boulevard, a strip dotted with luxury apartment complexes and construction work on a new subway line.
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Airbnb has partnered with property developers in the past on Airbnb-branded apartment complexes, but with its RXR partnership, Airbnb is for the first time collaborating on hotel-style units.
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Every night, hundreds of "Pokémon Go" players descend upon the small Sydney suburb of Rhodes to hang out in a playground — and residents of the nearby apartment complexes are fuming.
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"I started in Queens so it's local, local, local," said Ms. Schneps-Yunis, who publishes editions of The Courier devoted to individual ZIP codes and geared to individual apartment complexes.
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In April, Housing and Urban Development (HUD) officials announced that more than 400 people would be kicked out of McBride and Elmwood apartment complexes because the buildings aren't safe anymore.
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Bloomberg oversaw the rezoning of parts of the city so they could be developed with skyscrapers and apartment complexes, which could result in gentrification and push out less affluent residents.
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In a Trumpian move, he sold the family's New Jersey apartment complexes and bought 666 Fifth Avenue for $1.8 billion, then the most ever paid for a Manhattan office building.
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I would be standing on top of a building—one of those gray, Soviet-style apartment complexes—or I would be lost on a bus travelling through an unfamiliar neighborhood.
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Around a decade ago, South Korean photographer Seunggu Kim began noticing a new trend of luxury apartment complexes in Seoul being built around elaborate re-creations of famous Korean mountains.
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Encountering bears is a regular occurrence in New Hampshire, and especially in the White Mountains region of the Granite State, with officials reporting bear sightings inside homes, apartment complexes, and campgrounds.
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"Lafite" has been used in the names of Chinese apartment complexes and even barbecue restaurants, said Jim Boyce, founder of Grape Wall of China, an English-language blog about Chinese wine.
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Burkely Communities, which manages the building and other student communities and apartment complexes in the area, told BuzzFeed News on Tuesday that it appeared the man entered through an unlocked window.
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A third-party developer helped Alipay build a recycling mini app ("垃圾分类回收平台") and is now collecting garbage from 8,000 apartment complexes across 11 cities.
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He lives in one of the facility's neighboring apartment complexes and is just one of a couple of dozen employees over 65, who work alongside both younger Japanese and foreign staff.
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People sometimes misrepresent their pets as service animals to avoid paying an extra fee at certain apartment complexes or in order to bring a pet to a hotel without paying more.
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Videos from Italy and Spain show quarantined people leading workout classes from their apartment complexes, playing window tennis, singing from their balconies, and otherwise adjusting to life under the new normal.
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There are also many Spanish revival homes in the neighborhood, as well as a handful of two-story, six- or eight-unit, Huffman-style apartment complexes built in the early 1960s.
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Yongli International looks like a lot of other Beijing apartment complexes thrown up in the past decade and a half: gleaming, if slightly faded, with offices and a shopping center out front.
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Rice paddies were paved over for apartment complexes such as "Left Bank of Uptown" and "Singapore City", but only 15,000 people live in the new city, which has a capacity of 400,000.
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He told me that the city of San Francisco never wanted to run fiber to individual apartment complexes itself, but that the city was interested in having a private company do it.
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Once those locations had been scoured, search teams moved to "Priority 2" locations — areas where there was a relatively high probability of finding human remains, like mobile home parks or apartment complexes.
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Hundreds of residents of the Riverside Boulevard apartment complexes signed a petition, "Dump the TRUMP Name," in October following the then-GOP nominee's inflammatory comments about women and minorities, the Times added.
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The tower served as the price of admission to elite Manhattan real estate circles for a developer previously known for building and operating suburban garden apartment complexes in New Jersey and Pennsylvania.
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They cut out pockets of opposition from the city boundaries, in dozens of cases creating precise incisions in the map to exclude particular apartment complexes with a higher share of black residents.
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It's sufficiently onerous that until Bowery came along, Cushman employees typically appraised only bigger commercial buildings — a missed opportunity given that in New York, apartment complexes make up the majority of the buildings.
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By tackling apartment buildings instead of entire neighborhoods of homes, Webpass is also able to wrestle away deals from large telecoms that usually try to lock in apartment complexes with multi-year contracts.
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That's saying nothing of Airbnb itself, which has begun opening hotel-like branded apartment complexes that lease units to both long-term renters and short-term visitors in partnership with development partner Niido.
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The collision of business and politics was on display in New York on Wednesday, as the Trump name was being taken off three large apartment complexes owned by billionaire Sam Zell's Equity Residential.
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At least 1,000 people taken from apartment complexes in the north part of the city and moved to a shopping mall were being ferried by city buses to a shelter, the mayor said.
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Sinosphere In the center of Beijing's booming commercial district, with soaring office towers, gleaming shopping malls and luxury apartment complexes, sits a shabby, four-story building with an office that houses stupendous wealth.
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At the center of Positive's disclosure is Schneider's EVLink Parking electric charging stations, one of several charging products that Schneider sells, and primarily marketed to apartment complexes, private parking area, offices and municipalities.
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The Times reported that through several aggressive and potentially illegal maneuvers, the Trumps claimed that 25 apartment complexes transferred to Donald Trump and his siblings from their father were worth just $41.4 million.
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On Monday, the F.H.F.A. took additional steps to help renters living in large apartment complexes and provided a boost to mutual funds and hedge funds that invest in securities cobbled together from mortgages.
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After a major construction company called Dumankaya Insaat was seized, work on a number of unfinished apartment complexes came to a halt, leaving some 10,000 people who had purchased units in the lurch.
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Carson wrote in a 2015 Washington Times op-ed that the requirement would heap pressure on suburbs to abolish zoning rules that keep low-income apartment complexes from being built by limiting multifamily housing.
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Mr. Trump's father, Fred C. Trump, established himself as a major developer of midrise apartment complexes for middle-class families, especially for World War II veterans, in Brooklyn, in Queens and on Staten Island.
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With more store closures likely on the horizon, consumers can expect to start seeing hotels, gyms, apartment complexes, more food halls and grocery stores at traditional malls, turning them into more like city centers.
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These are three enormous public housing apartment complexes built in 1932, 1938 and 1951, for people evicted by the fascist building schemes in central Rome, as well as those left homeless by the war.
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And so it would be, if they were referring to the cookie-cutter townhouses and stolid apartment complexes in Kew Gardens Hills, the (factory-less) neighborhood in central Queens where both men grew up.
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Gibralt also established Balfour Holdings, a real estate company focused on distressed properties — apartment complexes, shopping centers, residential subdivisions — created by the savings and loan crisis in the United States beginning in the 1980s.
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Macefield's home standing tall against the shrouding development of a city that's constantly building bigger recalls the famed nail houses of China — sole structures that remain amid construction sites for gargantuan new apartment complexes.
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To locate possible patients and draw their blood for testing, Oklahoma's syphilis detectives have been knocking on doors in dilapidated apartment complexes and dingy motels, driving down lonely rural roads and interviewing prison inmates.
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On Tuesday, Mr. Croman, 50, whose companies own more than 150 buildings citywide, mainly Manhattan apartment complexes with rent-regulated units, pleaded guilty to three felonies, for fraudulently refinancing loans and committing tax fraud.
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In 1995, for instance, Donald Trump and his three siblings claimed in confidential tax documents obtained by The Times that properties owned by their father, including 25 apartment complexes, were worth just $41.4 million.
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HOUSTON — The floodwaters around Homestead Road, a historically black Houston area, were high enough during Hurricane Harvey that people had to evacuate to the second floor or even to the roof of their apartment complexes.
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In recent years, he's grown his business by expanding into the commercial market — again with help and guidance from the parent company — and now services local colleges, hotels and apartment complexes in addition to homes.
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Standing in front of a green screen, Juiceboxxx dances and pumps his fists as random images of Racine slide by behind him: apartment complexes, street signs, and a Miller Lite-branded bar at a VFW.
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More than 2,000 calls from people asking to be rescued from houses and cars have been received so far and two apartment complexes are about to be fully evacuated, Turner said in a press conference.
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The historic measure will make the Golden State the first to require solar installations on most single-family homes, in addition to multi-family residential buildings up to three stories, including condos and apartment complexes.
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Communities in Los Angeles will march to challenge urban and rural oil drilling -- especially the urban oil fields in downtown and south LA that release carcinogenic fumes adjacent to houses, apartment complexes, and school yards.
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They said his company, ConnectOne Bancorp, a $113 billion bank in Englewood Cliffs, N.J., was out of step in the competition for deals to finance apartment complexes and other commercial buildings in northern New Jersey.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads MEXICO CITY — On September 21950, 21952, at 220:0003 am, an 2000-magnitude earthquake violently shook Mexico City, bringing hospitals, churches, apartment complexes, and schools crashing to the ground.
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Despite the fact that clown expert Stephen King has urged the public not to be so fearful of clowns, the sightings are still causing towns, apartment complexes and school districts in affected areas to freak out.
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WRAL reporter Tyler Dukes found four investigations in 2017 where police issued these uniquely extensive warrants: two murder cases, one sexual battery case, and an arson case that destroyed two apartment complexes and displaced 41 people.
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The funds also charge higher fees than traditional investment tools like mutual funds and index funds, because of the amount of work that goes into the investments, such as scouting apartment complexes for affordable housing funds.
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There's also Towers for Tango, a business simulation game that places an small city on the table in front of you and lets you employ workers, build additions to apartment complexes, and grow the local economy.
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The apartment complexes in town once had waiting lists, and one of the town's biggest headaches was coping with all of the tractor-trailers parked on the streets, said Brandi Harlow, the town's economic development coordinator.
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After Mr. Trump entered the 2016 presidential campaign, his name became divisive among liberal New Yorkers and tourists who wanted to distance themselves from his politics — and the wine, steaks, hotels and apartment complexes with his name.
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Details: Niido, which is partnering with Airbnb to develop the multi-family housing, will build as many as six apartment complexes in Florida cities where tenants can rent their units through Airbnb for nearly half the year.
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New York–based upstart Domio—which just raised a $12 million series A—snags long-term leases on buildings or units in mixed-use apartment complexes, then converts them into sleekly furnished pads with hotel-esque perks.
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She is the daughter of Seong-Sun Kim and Jong-Yoon Kim of Centreville, Va. The bride's father is a mechanical technician in Chantilly, Va., for the Apartment Investment Management Company, which builds and manages apartment complexes.
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Property appraiser Pedro Garcia said his office could not conclude that lower values were related to fears about sea-level rise, and suggested the cause was likely a boom in apartment complexes being built in luxury neighborhoods.
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"Stromatolites contain billions of bacteria ... they're making the equivalent of apartment complexes," said Martin Van Kranendonk, a co-author at the University of New South Wales who identified the previously oldest fossils, dating from 3.48 billion years ago.
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The Ori Systems prototype has been tested by Airbnb guests in Boston for the past year, and model Ori Systems are currently installed in apartment complexes in 10 US and Canadian cities, including The Eugene in New York.
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Western-sounding names are commonly used to lend the apartment complexes, towers and gated compounds that have gone up over the past two decades—almost all architecturally adrift and hideously ugly—an air of the international and exotic.
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"I think the investment return is the No. 2 concern — it's about getting money somewhere that is stable and safe, it's about getting the money out" of China, said Paul Blackburne, a developer of numerous Perth apartment complexes.
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With the move, California now becomes the first state in the nation to mandate solar-energy installations on most single-family homes as well as multi-family residential buildings up to three stories, including condos and apartment complexes.
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Given that "The Last Panthers" involves the pursuit of criminals through back alleys and anonymous-looking apartment complexes all over Europe, the most striking thing about it initially is the word that it rarely, if ever, uses: terrorism.
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It became one of the city's biggest development companies, building apartment complexes and developing what are now some of Hong Kong's most famous commercial buildings, including its two tallest, the International Commerce Center and the International Finance Center.
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There was still plenty of evidence of the chaos-racked city of old — the crushed houses, craters and shot-up walls — but there were also new apartment complexes, crowded markets and freshly painted shops selling flat-screen TVs.
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In August, Culver City passed a 210 percent annual cap on rent increases for certain apartment complexes, and the city also is in the process of building 230 new apartment units, most of them clustered near public transportation.
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Generac 5735 26250 Starting Watts Electric Start Generator — For places with high electric requirements like apartment complexes or office buildings, Generac claims that this bad boy is worth the splurge by being the most powerful you can get online.
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But "the car then created not only a lot of jobs creating cars" but everything else that happened because of the car: Paved streets, restaurants, motels, movie theaters, apartment complexes, office complexes, the entire buildout of suburban America, etc.
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The main drawcard of the tower is the gaudy tourist attraction on the 88th floor, the Eureka Skydeck: a monstrously high glass-walled floor where you can gaze out upon Melbourne's many apartment complexes, stadiums and bodies of water.
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New parks are coming to life across the city, many courtesy of new apartment complexes, which, in addition to the usual extras, are offering swaths of switch grass and swamp oaks, waterfalls and fountains, benches and boulder-lined paths.
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Home security has come a long way from the days when hard-wired alarm systems were the only option for single-family homes or, in the case of apartment complexes, a security guard or two to patrol the grounds.
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When Mr. Calloway was released after a 17-year prison sentence for two counts of first-degree murder — which he began serving when he was 16 — he applied to more than 10 apartment complexes in Jefferson and Orleans Parishes.
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Near the dust-blown township of Yaarmag on the outskirts of Ulaanbaatar, an unpaved road connects dozens of small brick houses to a highway lined with luxury apartment complexes where well-off Mongolians escape the capital's asphyxiating winter smog.
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The dense apartment complexes that shape capital Seoul shook with roars an hour after midnight on Thursday as South Korea scored two stoppage time goals to stun Germany 2-0 in what became both teams&apos final match in Russia.
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Internet service provider Starry announced today the launch of its Starry Connect program with a pilot through Boston Housing Authority (BHA) to help provide free access to internet for residents living in one of the city's public housing apartment complexes.
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So many rich men indulge that Chinese media sometimes blame extramarital relationships for helping to inflate property prices: some city apartment complexes are notorious for housing clusters of mistresses, paid for by their lovers, who often provide a living allowance too.
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As the Hooch moves from the suburbs into the city, you see apartment complexes along it, which means shit from the dog park, leaking car oil, dumpster juice, and whatever other urban detritus is also getting washed into the river.
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As a fellow of the American Academy in Rome in 1999, he neglected the classical ruins and explored shuttered factories and unfinished apartment complexes; his compositional style can make a cinder-block squat seem as monumental as a marble mausoleum.
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New glass towers are budding into the already impressive forest of office buildings and luxury apartment complexes wherever you turn, none more imposing than the giant new Lotte Tower that is nearing completion on the southern bank of the Han River.
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The family metalworking shop was so tiny, Mr. Tosyali said, that it would take up only a corner of the office he occupies today in a neighborhood outside central Istanbul where the hills are dotted with new luxury apartment complexes.
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The purchase of the aluminum-clad tower was intended to vault the Kushners into the top ranks of New York real estate from their perch in New Jersey, where they were known for a huge portfolio of garden apartment complexes.
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Schnellroda is in a rural part of what was once East Germany, and getting there involved taking a train though a murky river valley past villages dotted with medieval castles, Gothic churches and drab apartment complexes built during the Communist era.
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In January, The New York Times reported that Kushner's family real estate company received an investment of about $30 million from Menora Mivtachim, the large Israeli insurer, which was used to finance 10 Maryland apartment complexes controlled by the Kushner firm.
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Federal agents raided three apartment complexes and several other sites being used as maternity houses or hotels across Southern California in March in 2015, saying they catered to wealthy women from China who paid $15,000 to $80,000, depending on services offered.
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Faced with the threat of having a dark box at one of their properties, most developers say they've been lining up a new host of tenants that include upscale restaurants, arcade complexes, bowling alleys, grocers, gyms and even apartment complexes.
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But the effect is to prioritize the wealthy second-home owners of Teton County, who own big houses on big pieces of land, and who would prefer not to look out their windows and see apartment complexes where the other half live.
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In fact, the real estate giant is now using the startup's technology to automate and optimize the entire appraisal process, allowing its appraisers to provide multi-family valuation services (meaning for apartment complexes) at a much larger scale for the first time.
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Modern luxury apartment complexes have their perks, but any New Yorker — whether lifelong or a transplant — knows the magic of a brownstone: the original moldings, the hardwood floors, the homey feeling that you just can't seem to replicate in a newer apartment.
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"NOTHING HAS CHANGED" Near the dust-blown township of Yaarmag on the outskirts of Ulaanbaatar, an unpaved road connects dozens of small brick houses to a highway lined with luxury apartment complexes where well-off Mongolians escape the capital's asphyxiating winter smog.
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Last year, for instance, it was revealed that over half of the country's nightclubs have been bulldozed and replaced with the sort of apartment complexes that usually come with a chain restaurant, some form of express supermarket and gym buttoned on underneath.
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The program, run by the Sacramento Metropolitan Air Quality Management District, served as the blueprint for another Electrify America program in the city, just underway, to put 140 all-electric Volkswagen e-Golfs at 2260 low-income apartment complexes for car-sharing.
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TODAY, SEOUL IS a city of 10 million defined by its modernity: There are five-story brick walk-ups known as "villas," Corbusier-inspired white concrete apartment complexes and steel-and-glass skyscrapers, which make up 60 percent of the country's housing stock.
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The State Department said that diplomats at the consulate had complained of symptoms similar to those "following concussion or minor traumatic brain injury," and may have been targets of attacks involving strange sounds at their apartment complexes, one of which is pictured above.
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For weeks, this ominous-looking device has been deployed at checkpoints across China — tollbooths, apartment complexes, hotels, grocery stores, train stations — as government officials and private citizens screen people for fevers in an effort to prevent the spread of the deadly coronavirus.
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Her goal is to bring the opportunity to make art to low-income and underserved areas of Charlotte; thus far, she's set up at local apartment complexes—the workshops are free—and is waiting on a permit from the city to park at laundromats.
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Leopalace21 hasn't started selling the system to residents of its apartment complexes just yet, but the company has apparently given away five prototype units for testing purposes, and it's accepting applications to gauge the interest and demand for a security product such as this.
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Indian developers, flush with foreign cash, spun out plans for high-end, luxury apartment complexes, which the country's burgeoning class of millionaires and billionaires demanded, both as status symbols—and, according to experts on financial crimes and corruption, repositories for large amounts of undeclared wealth.
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The river crested in Fayetteville early Wednesday, topping out about three and a half feet higher than it had been after Hurricane Matthew in 2016, sending floodwaters around some apartment complexes and into some businesses, but not appearing to cause the damage many had feared.
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At 5:30 in the Namibian enclave Swakopmund, whose century-old buildings still bear the imprint of German colonization, solitary men in khaki uniforms emerge from houses and apartment complexes, the white reflective strips on their pants flashing as they walk briskly through the darkness.
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Heather Wheeler and Joanie Demer, founders of the nation's largest couponing site, planned to shuttle over 100 refugee children from four apartment complexes in Boise, Idaho, to the local mall where the children each got to select and stuff their very own bear, cat, dog or pony.
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In the Dallas area, Muslim refugees are clustered in rundown apartment complexes that come alive at sunset, when the families emerge from their cramped quarters and gather on the lawn to share food and check on one another in a mishmash of Arabic, Urdu, Somali, and Dari.
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Increasingly across the U.S. companies such as Sacramento, California-based Luxer One are setting up locker systems in luxury apartment complexes, office buildings and retail operations, where packages can safely be kept (typically for a small fee), hopefully preventing so-called porch pirates or other delivery mishaps.
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The other, COR Development Company, is one of the most prominent real estate developers in central New York, a builder that has received millions in state subsidies as it amassed a portfolio of strip malls, office parks, apartment complexes, a hotel and several state-funded nanotechnology projects near Syracuse.
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Since winning its bid, Qatar has spent tens of billions of dollars on upgrading infrastructure and has built scores of hotels and apartment complexes but some projects have stalled including a $12 billion bridge and underwater tunnel link across Doha bay and building at least two hotels in the capital.
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The action by the state building standards commission came in a unanimous 8-0 vote and makes California the first state in the nation to mandate solar-energy installations on most single-family homes as well as multi-family residential buildings up to three stories, including condos and apartment complexes.
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That June, the company and its equity partners bought 4,681 units of what are known in real-estate jargon as "distress-ridden, Class B" apartment complexes: units whose prices fell somewhere in the middle of the market, typically of a certain age and wear, whose owners were in financial difficulty.
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That June, the company and its equity partners bought 4,681 units of what are known in real estate jargon as "distress-ridden, Class B" apartment complexes: units whose prices fell somewhere in the middle of the market, typically of a certain age and wear, whose owners were in financial difficulty.
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At three roach-infested apartment complexes in Illinois and Indiana, they either used a rotation of three professional-grade insecticides, rotating every month for six months; sprayed two insecticides at the same time monthly; or laid down monthly gel baits with an insecticide that the roaches were previously shown to be susceptible to.
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Small beaches are on either side of the marina peppered with families from nearby apartment complexes and — the pièce de résistance — the Navesink Twin Lights, a pair of beacons that, in one form or another since the mid 19th-century, have stood sentinel over the treacherous waters leading into New York Harbor.
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LOS ANGELES — The powerful economic resurgence that has swept Southern California is on display almost everywhere here, visible in the construction cranes towering on the skyline and the gush of applications to build luxury hotels, shopping centers, high-rise condominiums and acres of apartment complexes from Santa Monica to downtown Los Angeles.
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"From the survey that we did, it seems like they haven't reached out to certain parts of the community" On Friday, local high school teacher Zakary Rodriguez received word that tenants in some southeast Houston apartment complexes were being told they had to pay up Friday, or risk losing electricity and water.
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They're assigned to correspond in location to interesting sights and real-world landmarks: statues at the local mall, fountains and clock towers at apartment complexes, painted fire hydrants along city streets—I even found one that corresponded to the cheesy-looking dragon statue outside of a Chinese seafood restaurant a few towns away.
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While numerous studies have shown that animals can calm anxiety and help social interaction, there were increasing reports of people obtaining online 'certificates' of dubious value, so that their pets could travel for free, live in no-dog apartment complexes and accompany them into businesses that traditionally ban animals for public health reasons.
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This month, the real estate company Cushman & Wakefield began seeking investors for two apartment complexes planned for opportunity zones in San Juan, P.R. The company, which projects a rate of return on investment of 29 to 37 percent over five years, said it had received expressions of interest from over 100 investors.
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A white, evangelical Christian who made a fortune buying up dilapidated Florida apartment complexes after the 2008 crash and refurbishing them as affordable housing, the Winter Park businessman had run against Gillum in the Democratic gubernatorial primary earlier this summer—and lost spectacularly, finishing fifth in the primary, with less than 3 percent of the vote.
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Today, that one-time urban frontier has been transformed by the restorative magic of historic tax credits and Millennial living trends into a hip neighborhood inhabited by craft breweries, Crossfit gyms, a tequila bar, a restaurant named for longtime Virginia Tech football coach Frank Beamer, and a variety of apartment complexes built into former warehouses and auto dealerships.
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In the 7th District, its presence is as evident as anywhere: Driving along the area's Energy Corridor, near strip malls, car dealerships and gleaming apartment complexes, stand the ConocoPhillips headquarters and offices for Shell and BP. Beyond sitting at the forefront of Texas' demographic changes, Houston embodies two of the core political challenges of the coming years: the future of the energy industry and the fight against climate change.
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Prefab Story is made up of numerous mini-stories: a mischievous boy whom we follow through one "super block," (one of the endless unfinished socialist apartment complexes with giant concrete slabs jutting out and transported overhead by crane); an old Grandpa, as everyone calls him, a good-natured country bumpkin transplanted to the big city; a young student who finds out she's pregnant by a young man with no aspirations; an unhappy housewife who puts on pretenses of marital bliss; a stylish actor who romances female neighbors.
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From the aristocratic brownstones of Park Slope, you work your way steadily down the socioeconomic ladder, past the towering Soviet-style apartment complexes of Coney Island, through strips of pawn shops and gimcrack hotels that give way to rowhouses fronted with plaster statuary, until at last the journey comes to an end at the sun-beaten waterfront of Long Beach, a haven for cops and firefighters looking to blow off summer steam, where you pay for access to the sand amid a throng of rented umbrellas and creatine-engorged pectorals, all of which vanish at sundown into a surfeit of bwomp-bwomping nightclubs along the strip.
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