The ones who have 20 apartments or 15 apartments, whatever.
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Up until then, we'd both always rented apartments or rooms in apartments.
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I like the fact that the apartments aren't just apartments for billionaires.
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Apartments in sketchy neighborhoods and apartments that were a hike to the subway.
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One bedroom apartments become two bedroom apartments, two bedrooms become three, and on and on.
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"It seems we have more than enough condo apartments and tower construction apartments," he said.
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It's called the Lincoln Apartments, and offers 141 apartments, 30 percent of which are affordable.
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Apartments and roommates are assigned by gender and apartments may include a maximum of eight residents.
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Landlords were fined little, if at all, for illegally converting one-bedroom apartments into four-bedroom apartments.
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Those 430-odd apartments are being replaced by 925 new apartments, in phases, in the coming years.
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Its four free-market apartments are vacant, while the other two apartments are rent stabilized and occupied.
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According to the suit, the architect also found: The H.V.A.C. tower froze in cold weather, so the apartments did not heat properly; odors passed between apartments; and old pipes caused "extreme damage" to some apartments.
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One building features 18 two-bedroom townhouse style apartments, and another complex, Sunshine II, has 26 one-bedroom apartments.
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Forcing tenants from rent-regulated apartments, which account for nearly half the apartments in the city, was good business.
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With many apartments the size of Mr. Huang's, that meant only one parking space for every six or seven apartments.
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Long-time renters are being evicted from their apartments because landlords can turn around and rent those apartments for more money.
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We've learned 5 apartments have been listed for sale and 3 apartments have been put up for lease this month alone.
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In 2004, roughly 2003,000 apartments — one quarter of all apartments in the city — stood empty in Leipzig, according to one study.
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SASY Enterprises, based in Lawrence, N.Y., was supposed to prepare so-called cluster apartments, which are private apartments used as shelters.
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Shareholders who wanted air-conditioning in their apartments would pay for their own condensers and any work done in their apartments.
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Lonmin's employee housing plan includes building apartments and converting crowded men-only hostels on mine property into bachelor apartments and family units.
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Then we lease about 500 apartments in the community, that we support with services, but the clients live independently in those apartments.
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That shelter was closed under a city plan to eliminate so-called cluster apartments, which are private apartments used as shelter units.
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By January 2016, the number of cluster apartments had ballooned to about 3,650 apartments, with an estimated 11,203 people at its height.
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Real estate agents here said that the luxurious apartments sold for twice as much per square foot as other apartments in Wuhan.
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J-Hope and Jungkook also bought apartments in the Seoul Forest Trimage, known as one of the most luxurious apartments in Seoul.
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There are one rent-controlled, 2000 rent-stabilized and 21896 market-rate apartments, as well as four rent-stabilized apartments that are vacant.
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Smith Tower Apartments, which caters to seniors and offers affordable options for low-income retirees, has nearly 200 studio and one-bedroom apartments.
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There are also roughly 550 condo units in eight complexes; nearly 5963 co-op apartments in four complexes; and 59 rental apartments buildings.
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That development, which converted the building to 88 loft apartments, followed other projects that he led in Lowertown, including affordable and senior citizen apartments.
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Proposals were to outline how developers could make 40 percent of the apartments affordable and designate 75 to 100 apartments for formerly homeless people.
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Apartments built before 1960 are presumed by New York City to have lead paint (and apartments built as late as 1978 may have it).
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The apartments were created from an unused convent building at St. Teresa's, which was just converted into individual apartments for young adults with autism.
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Those who either are building owners who warehouse empty apartments; or individuals who lease multiple apartments in many buildings, to rent them out on Airbnb.
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The College Avenue Apartments are now the Sojourner Truth Apartments, after abolitionist Sojourner Truth, who was owned by relatives of the university&aposs first president.
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This summer, Mr. Pearl's company plans to begin construction on a five-story building with more than 2200 apartments, from studios to two-bedroom apartments.
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Once a building is completed and its apartments are sold, the benefits accrue to the buyers, significantly lowering taxes and making the apartments more appealing.
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I've lived in Victorian houses, split-level homes, ranchers, row homes, homes with a backyard, apartments in the city, and apartments in smaller tourist towns.
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Studio apartments on Hyde Street go for around $1,500, according to Mr. Gothberg, cheap in a city where the median rent for apartments is $4,500.
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With the nasty drug deals and no schools and ninety-per-cent unemployment and rent-controlled apartments—and, by the way, these rent-controlled apartments?
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In contrast to Airbnb, which is mainly made up of individual owners listing their homes and apartments, Sonder leases, designs, furnishes, and manages its apartments.
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While demand for "low-end" apartments priced at $1 million to $2 million remains strong, sales of apartments of more than $5 million will get tougher.
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The price per square foot of comparable apartments in the area, he said, is significantly less than similar apartments just a few blocks north in Soho.
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Strange men buzzed their apartments at all hours, looking nervous as they headed toward the same two apartments where many residents believed sex was being sold.
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Time was kinder to apartments built before World War II, which reached a sales peak of $1.5 million for apartments in buildings from the early 1900s.
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Tiny apartments aren't uncommon in New York City, but the 55 micro-apartments at Carmel Place in lower Manhattan take that concept to a new level.
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In contrast to Airbnb, which is mainly made up of individual owners listing their own homes and apartments, Sonder leases, designs, furnishes, and maintains its apartments.
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The seasonal price differences for one-bedroom apartments ranged from 4 percent to 5.4 percent, and for two-bedroom apartments, from 2.3 percent to 5.8 percent.
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One new rental in the current crop, 461 Dean Street in Brooklyn, will be split almost evenly between apartments with below-market rents and market-rate apartments.
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Efficiency dictates the buildings be wide enough for "double-loaded" corridors, with apartments on both sides, but not so wide that the apartments are narrow and dark.
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The planned acquisition involves 800 apartments spread throughout 25 to 30 buildings, mostly in the Bronx, which has the overwhelming majority of cluster apartments in the city.
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Mr. Espaillat said his office had helped two families find apartments and he hoped to find apartments for eight other families by the end of the year.
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"If there are apartments, for example, that are not habitable, don't make them pay rent when they're not able to be in the apartments," Mr. Turner said.
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In contrast to Airbnb, which is mainly made up of individual owners listing their homes and apartments, Sonder leases, designs, furnishes, and manages all of its apartments.
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In China: As with almost everything economic, China's numbers are quite large by comparison (China only has numbers for total housing including apartments) — 22% of the country's urban stock of apartments and houses are empty, equaling some 50 million homes and apartments, according to a November piece in Bloomberg.
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The 24 additional apartments were not enough to qualify for a moratorium, so officials turned to a complex of 18 apartments built in 1983 as federal public housing.
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We shared apartments all over New York City for years and now we are grown and married and have separate apartments, but they are in the same building!
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J-51, a housing program that grants tax breaks to landlords of rental apartments who make certain repairs, prohibits landlords from deregulating apartments while receiving the tax benefits.
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The Trump name, Sagar Chordia told The Business Standard, is so valuable that apartments in the towers sell for 35 percent more than comparable apartments in other developments.
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Limiting the search to apartments within their budget proved challenging, as many listings advertised net-effective rents for apartments that were more expensive, which Ms. Case found misleading.
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Sales of apartments priced at $5 million or more plunged 38% in the quarter and there is now a two-year supply of luxury apartments on the market.
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CRAMPED APARTMENTS In a city with some of the most expensive property per square foot in the world, many Hong Kongers, like Katrina, live in tiny, crowded apartments.
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Cluster housing is considered problematic because it takes affordable apartments off the market and, since the apartments are scattered, it can be difficult to get adequate services to families.
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Many lived in rent-stabilized units, paying $800 to $1,300 a month for three- to five-bedroom apartments; market-rate rents for similarly sized apartments are beyond their reach.
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There were two options to buy and combine apartments on lower floors, both uncomfortably pricey: One set of apartments was slightly over $2 million, and the other slightly under.
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Detached homes, apartments and town homes all saw sales rise in August compared to a year ago, though apartments saw the biggest increase in prices with a 19.4 percent surge.
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While the very top of the market — apartments priced at $5 million or more — has slowed, the core market of apartments priced at $1 million to $5 million remains strong.
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Renters can find studio apartments in the $1,300 to $2,23.5 range; two-bedroom apartments for around $212,220; and two- and three-bedroom detached homes between $21.75,2100 and $230,18923 a month.
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Luo said he was asked to fork out 1.18 million yuan ($182,380) for two apartments for him and his brother; he wanted four apartments and balked at the price tag.
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The goal was to systematically push the rents of regulated apartments in Manhattan and Brooklyn past the threshold that deregulates the apartments, thrusting them into the more lucrative free market.
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If they can't fetch top dollar for a large batch of apartments, they say, they have to make up the money with luxury apartments on upper floors with sweeping city views.
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The video, which was widely shared on social media, was taken by a student in Charter Oak Apartments and showed three men walking in the apartments' parking lot on Oct. 11.
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Plus, life is messy — and so are our apartments.
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"You're talking about one-bedroom [and] studio apartments as opposed to single-family apartments or three-bedroom apartments, so you change the nature of the kind of housing," Joel Kotkin, an expert on cities who worked on Kansas City's (failed) bid for Amazon, said of the impact tech companies like it have on housing.
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That means building or preserving 13,000 affordable apartments, building 15,000 units of supportive housing, pouring money into legal services, so people don't get evicted, and stabilizing the supply of rent-regulated apartments.
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So far in 2017, seven apartments have changed hands, at an average sale price of $1.05 million, according to StreetEasy, while in 2446, 2466 apartments sold, at an average of $2440 million.
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Newly developed apartments in the village center run about 2587,2240 euros a square meter ($1,530 a square foot), while similar apartments on the outskirts might be half that price, Mr. Grépillat said.
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Landlords are no longer allowed to raise the rent on regulated apartments by 20 percent each time a new tenant arrives, for example, and apartments remain regulated regardless of the monthly rent.
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But after inquiring about dozens of apartments she found online, she said brokers and landlords repeatedly told her they didn't have any apartments available, or that they'd get back to her later.
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Despite the number of superluxury towers under construction and the media attention, the highest priced apartments in New York City only represent a fraction of the thousands of apartments sold every year.
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At the Turner-owned Regency Pointe Apartments, a cluster of two-story red brick apartments 10 miles from Washington D.C., the typical tenant would earn $54,666 a year, according to U.S. Census data.
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The company is planning to use its new funding to bring it to 50 cities and 50,000 apartments by 2023 and to expand the technology it uses to market and operate the apartments.
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A shortage of new apartments in recent years combined with cheap lending have contributed to home prices soaring, including a 58 percent rise for new apartments in Prague in the last three years.
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Some of the people have been placed in hotel rooms paid for by the city instead of being placed in cluster apartments; the city has not moved people from cluster apartments to hotels.
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"I do think it's ironic that people buy apartments that have a great view of the Tate, but the Tate is not allowed to have a great view of the apartments," he said.
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Matthew Teter, a spokesman for the Red Cross of Greater New York, said people from three apartments on the second and third floors had been offered housing assistance because their apartments were destroyed.
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The legislation, which applies to rental buildings with more than 40 units, could add roughly 1,000 new apartments for the homeless a year, almost doubling the 1,300 apartments that are currently under development.
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More than half of the apartments have private terrace space.
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Inside the apartments that rise over Barneys, problems have cascaded.
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In addition, the city has more empty apartments than usual.
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Firefighters extinguished the fire, which destroyed four apartments, KSAT12 reports.
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Webpass has focused much of its residential business on apartments.
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"The apartments in those buildings go for $200,000," she adds.
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The Backlot Apartments, an affordable rental development near Orlando, Florida.
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Lil Wayne has said that his debut role in Apartments.
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Neighborhoods need schools and parks, not just apartments, after all.
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One bedroom apartments in Trump's eyesore start around 2.1 million.
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The two companies focus on apartments located in Sunbelt states.
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FOWLER: And they work, and they have their own apartments.
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Many of the homes are divided into apartments for students.
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Within the ghetto, crowded apartments were divided, then subdivided further.
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That way the weaker sunlight can better enter the apartments.
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A former police barracks there was recently converted into apartments.
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Someone dies or the weather changes or you move apartments.
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They rent apartments and pay local, state and federal taxes.
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Florida apartments crushed Storms demolished apartment buildings north of Pensacola.
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In many cases residents have occupied their apartments for decades.
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We went to those apartments to check on those residents.
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It has 242.5 apartments with rents averaging $214,120 a month.
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The tenants finally moved back to their apartments in 2014.
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It works in homes and apartments without additional wiring, too.
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"It can easily be divided into four apartments," he said.
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Most apartments will also have two washers and two dryers.
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The building holds a shopping center, a hotel, and apartments.
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Apartments have been built and sales overall have been strong.
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Three apartments were raided in Pavilion Residences in Kuala Lumpur.
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Most Malaysian's, he has said, cannot afford the apartments there.
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Police found the victims in apartments and the parking lot.
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Tiny houses are basically New York City apartments on wheels.
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Let me know if you hear of any available apartments.
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Rooms range from standard to larger suites and duplex apartments.
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Francois's nonprofit, Heat Seek, installs temperature sensors inside tenants' apartments.
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Most people don't live in tiny Fifth Element style apartments.
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Abandoned office buildings are being converted to apartments and hotels.
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Apartments at the Albert now start at $1,200 a month.
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Like apartments, that we sublet on Airbnb when we're away.
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The building would not specify which apartments have been affected.
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In time, Tomic began robbing apartments in more affluent neighborhoods.
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To save on rent, many share apartments in the suburbs.
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I have competing invitations to watch matches at friends' apartments.
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Give apartments $4 billion, tell them to get campy fast.
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The performers used bedsheets and home lighting in their apartments.
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Still, he and Ms. McGettigan had more apartments to see.
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The 1,500 apartments "are a starting point," said Mr. Tenanes.
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Apartments were smaller, parking a headache and a backyard unimaginable.
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The Hôtel Nicolaï apartments are being offered with unfinished interiors.
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When more apartments do come, they're likely to be condos.
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Most apartments have views of either Manhattan or Astoria Park.
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He said the tryout concept worked better for rental apartments.
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The apartments were modest, but they were built to taste.
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Soon, he was directing entire parties in Park Avenue apartments.
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They also own and rent out several apartments in Arverne.
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People don't only need affordable apartments, as he has said.
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Apartments above mean that musicals have to be produced elsewhere.
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Some 74,000 villagers are being moved into newly built apartments.
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The tax does not apply to the purchase of apartments.
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More apartments in the development are visible across the courtyard.
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We own our power and, in some cases, our apartments.
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Of Denizen's 911 apartments, 183 will be designated as affordable.
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Overcrowding in apartments of all kinds is escalating as well.
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She perused posts for apartments she could not yet afford.
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They settled into apartments seven blocks apart and hunkered down.
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Apartments there are smaller, though you do get more privacy.
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"We must have seen at least 80 apartments," she said.
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Demand is particularly high for small apartments, Mr. Hovgaard said.
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There are also 12 rental complexes with roughly 13 apartments.
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As for rentals, there were 22 apartments and homes available.
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Today, he said, he owns "several thousand" apartments in Dumbo.
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We helped them move to apartments on the higher floors.
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Simon previously added a hotel and apartments to the property.
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Old Bolsheviks filled their apartments with pianos, samovars, embroidered towels.
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She loses all the typical things: friends, boyfriends, apartments, jobs.
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Sales of trophy apartments have been lackluster since late 2014.
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Many lawmakers share houses or apartments to split rental costs.
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Hotels, Airbnbs, apartments, and guesthouses all have different heating systems.
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"People live and die in these apartments," Mr. Ramirez said.
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Apartments these days just do not accommodate people who cook.
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Miami apartments are downright cavernous in comparison to those cities.
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The available apartments and their terraces faced the interior courtyard.
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He would not be doing construction, but rather cleaning apartments.
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In Williamsburg, the supply of apartments was near record highs.
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We broke up on the carpeted stairs between our apartments.
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Others, like Mr. Olmeda, found apartments locally after extensive searching.
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" She goes on to ask: "Where are the ending apartments?
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More recently, both wanted an upgrade from their rundown apartments.
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Others may come as the remaining 21970 apartments are completed.
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Of course, bike racks are scarce, and apartments are small.
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That means 60 percent of apartments are even more expensive.
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Their apartments were searched, the prosecutors said, giving no details.
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The remaining apartments include a one-bedroom unit at the front for £216 million, a unit with two bedrooms and two bathrooms for £3353 million, and three-bedroom apartments for more than £25 million.
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Three- to four-bedroom bayside apartments with city views can command $6653 million, while one-bedroom apartments without water views but within walking distance of the beach sell for around $180,000, Mr. Juan said.
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Half the apartments, though, were slated for middle-income occupants, and although the lottery received more than 93,000 applications, an inadequate number of qualified tenants in the highest income brackets has left 80 apartments empty.
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The median sales price for resale apartments is about $262,500 a square meter, or $325 a square foot; the median for new apartments is closer to $5,500 a square meter, or $510 a square foot.
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Donna Otlowski, Stratford's assessor, said the town has 12,959 single-family homes and 1,045 multifamily homes, plus 2,709 condominiums in 32 complexes, 423 cooperative apartments in two complexes and 506 rental apartments in eight buildings.
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Dongguan also restricted families who have two or more properties from taking out mortgages or buying apartments of any size, while the other two still allow buyers to acquire apartments larger than 144 square meters.
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For that homelike feel, Chuxin's female stars broadcast from company apartments.
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Ultraluxury apartments in new developments are credited with driving the increase.
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Over the last 14 years, I've lived in 11 different apartments.
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He just moved apartments and invites me over to catch up.
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Police say 14 people lived in two apartments inside the home.
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In traditional hotels, apartments, this space overall, people service the traveler.
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They usually live in groups in apartments, including one in Tokyo.
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Their apartments and houses shine with the sparkle of frequent care.
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It will house 796 apartments, 187 hotel rooms, and shops downstairs.
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A glut of apartments means long-term rental prices are dropping.
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That is causing a spike in deliveries to houses and apartments.
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Cluster apartments are not cheap and are often in poor condition.
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He tried living off the grid, switching apartments, jobs, and friends.
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This demographic (myself included) moves frequently, sometimes switching apartments every year.
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Other apartments he owned in Dresden and Pirna were also searched.
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Windows and doors were blown in 17,000 apartments around the area.
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An estimated 22016 residents were displaced from 27 apartments, Goldstein said.
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While some of them are apartments, others are multi-story houses.
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We've got very, very, very expensive houses next to dumpy apartments.
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Orlando police say he approached the women at Royal Bay Apartments.
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The better-off rent apartments; others stay with family or friends.
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Now, we just have to find some space in our apartments.
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Unlike in recent Games, there are no TVs in the apartments.
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Did you become a superstar who can buy $16 million apartments?
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His scenes are of beauty parlors and plant-filled bohemian apartments.
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We just started looking for studio apartments and shopping at HomeGoods.
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NYC is weak, too much building, too many apartments coming online.
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Indeed, it doesn't even have rowhouses or garden apartments or triplexes.
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My commute from both apartments to work is around 30 minutes.
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SoCalGas has paid to relocate residents in hotels, apartments and houses.
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There are 100 different apartments, which represent 600 rooms in total.
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Hundreds of people came out from the surrounding apartments, screaming mad.
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Duplex apartments built alongside it sell for as much as $600,000.
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In many cases, former clubs had become restaurants, apartments, or shops.
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"They buy apartments from me," Trump said during the Alabama rally.
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TORONTO (Reuters) - Unitholders of Milestone Apartments Real Estate Investment Trust MST_u.
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The tenants could stay in their apartments, paying their existing rents.
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They work the day shift and live in walk-up apartments.
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The law does not apply to outdoor areas or individual apartments.
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Pensioners moved out, their apartments snapped up by Russia's nouveau riche.
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They plan to preserve the apartments as affordable work force housing.
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Like millennials, many boomers want amenity-rich apartments in good neighborhoods.
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Issues with New York apartments are part of a troubling trend.
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Since then, Ms. Louis estimates that she contacted three dozen apartments.
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But with no takers, he opted to sell the apartments separately.
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The building, completed about 1986, was enormous, with nearly 450 apartments.
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In New York City, high-end apartments abound near Central Park.
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Private apartments in the German complex cost $2 million to buy.
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Chicago's Marina City apartments are, to say the least, uniquely designed.
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The Broome Street condo, with 55 apartments, is the westernmost parcel.
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We decided to make tea combining resources from our four apartments.
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Up Next AGE 27 HOMETOWN Charlotte, N.C. NOW LIVES Between apartments.
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Since then, he's been bouncing among friends' apartments and Airbnb rentals.
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The apartments for sale in the 1930 building were handsomely renovated.
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As Anderson toured apartments, though, she noticed other forces in play.
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But two (markedly better) apartments later, I don't regret living there.
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The Housing Authority manages 178,000 apartments with more than 400,000 residents.
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But there are also plenty of high-priced apartments going begging.
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Some users said bikes were stashed behind apartments in Mountain View.
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The three central characters in Cowboy all live in minuscule apartments.
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Today half-built luxury apartments, complete with helipads, lie mostly empty.
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It's wish fulfillment on par with the show's nonsensically opulent apartments.
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So what do these animals do, cooped up in empty apartments?
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He has stayed in seven apartments since his release, in 257.
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They really should be in different apartments in the same city.
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Not all new development along the waterfront will be luxury apartments.
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Most of those new apartments are clustered in just two projects.
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Tenants living in such apartments may be able to withhold rent.
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Illegal apartments "hurt the tenants who get involved," Mr. Gribben said.
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It consists of two buildings with a total of 293 apartments.
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The buyer plans to create more bedrooms in the existing apartments.
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"Talk fast, walk fast," she joked as we went between apartments.
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The plans for the new apartments, however, haven't been announced yet.
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"We were having radically different reactions to the apartments," she said.
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She rejected the apartments, and the Housing Authority closed her case.
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On the old Pabst factory campus, there are now loft apartments.
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This wasn't stealing information from an office in the Watergate apartments.
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Buildings with six or more apartments must accept rental assistance vouchers.
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The mayor has shown little urgency around building these 1,000 apartments.
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In the last few years, he's lived in five different apartments.
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Its apartments are selling for between €5.5 million and €8.45 million.
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These big box apartments just pop up on a fuckin' dime.
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He is working with an investor hoping to purchase 10 apartments.
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So some of those duplex apartments make do with skylights instead.
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As frustrating and unfair as it seems, tenants do find apartments.
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The Trump Tower apartments were rented and paid for by Concacaf.
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The building's upper floors include 44 one-bedroom apartments for seniors.
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"I rent studio apartments for $3,400 a month," Walentas told me.
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Other apartments were small, dark or both, often with odd layouts.
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"And obviously the people who brought apartments there would also benefit."
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They were clean, new apartments loaded with young families and children.
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And some of those tents are bigger than apartments in Holland.
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His father, now deceased, built the three apartments in the 1950s.
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They work jobs, have apartments, make economic contributions and pay taxes.
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A: New Yorkers occasionally buy and sell apartments from their neighbors.
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The condo is also offering 2600 apartments for below-market rates.
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Shouldn't these apartments be reserved for people who really need them?
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That provoked conceptual artists to stage furtive shows in anonymous apartments.
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"Our apartments got hit the worst in our neighborhood," Galbraith said.
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The buyer plans to renovate the eight apartments that are vacant.
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I've done it in houses, hotels, apartments, trailers, outside at festivals.
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Some other residents appeared to be refusing to leave their apartments.
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Sales of eight apartments on the upper floors are also underway.
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Lastly, rent dropped 8.2% for one-bedroom apartments in Tulsa, Oklahoma.
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The walkway exudes the same minimalism that is in their apartments.
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The prices of Trump apartments are today the highest they've been.
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He also owned four other apartments in the city for years.
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The Toledo apartments are no longer listed on the Kushner Cos.
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Last year San Francisco broke ground on 767 subsidized affordable apartments.
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In fact, there are no studio apartments below the 21.775st floor.
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More than 60% is consumed by people in houses and apartments.
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There is now nearly a two-year supply of luxury apartments.
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With multifamily apartments, you continue to generate increasing income over time.
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The contractor who combined their two apartments did some repairs, too.
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How big the "house" is: 17 bedrooms spread across six apartments.
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Nearly all the apartments at 56 Leonard have been spoken for.
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Ku is the former landlord of the Clay Arsenal Renaissance Apartments.
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In contrast to those expansive views, the apartments are quite compact.
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When they moved apartments on July 1, he moved with them.
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In Hong Kong, luxury apartments now cost $4,700 per square foot.
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By 2017, the company owned about 20,000 apartments in these cities.
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It was one of the most unfunctional apartments I've ever seen.
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The market for $100 million apartments has stalled in recent years.
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Related also will construct two structures, with 2219 apartments, for veterans.
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Later, people took it to another level -- buying apartments and cars.
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Part of the problem: Swiftly rising rents, and fewer available apartments.
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Smaller, local, older unfurnished apartments are anywhere from $500 to $800.
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She toured apartments and met residents for town hall-style events.
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However, they won't be able to simulate walking through the apartments.
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And so we have decided to move into two separate apartments.
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Dazed residents spilled out of apartments into hallways thick with smoke.
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In contrast to those expansive views, the apartments are quite compact.
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Rhino says it has more than 500,000 apartments in its network.
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And those with the most desirable apartments don't need to be.
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There were 208 apartments listed for sale on StreetEasy on Dec.
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He's got a lot of apartments, got six floors of parking.
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The apartments were now closed, but the top floor was open.
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Above, a building where two apartments were illegally offered through Airbnb.
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We rented homes and apartments and really had to be creative.
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Prices for the apartments run from $4.2 million to $36 million.
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The building has six apartments on three floors above the restaurant.
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Previously, they could only buy second-hand apartments or commercial properties.
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Almost immediately we saw an upsurge in the sales of apartments.
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They could offer space for hotels, apartments, civic centers, and theaters.
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For people in apartments or condos, there may not be outlets.
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In those fearful days people were afraid to leave their apartments.
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But demand for larger rental apartments for families was high, he said, so Related included 45 three- and four-bedroom apartments in the Easton, a high-rise rental at 205 East 92nd Street with 723 units.
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The smaller uptick suggests that the historic freezes imposed on some rents in 24.4 and 210.8 had a noticeable impact on tenants living in rent-stabilized apartments — though there were still modest increases for some apartments.
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Since the new protections will make it more difficult for developers to push up the price of regulated apartments and convert them into market-rate units, tighter supply will mean a price increase for unregulated apartments.
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"There's a price cap on apartments, but not on parking spaces, so we're bundle-selling them with apartments to compensate," said a Shanghai-based developer who declined to be identified due to the sensitivity of the issue.
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A 2017 study conducted by RENTCafé found that since 2010, more apartments have been built in Long Island City than any other U.S. neighborhood, and nearly 36 percent of all apartments in this neighborhood are brand new.
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WeWork launches WeLive flexible rental apartments in NY and DC China's rental housing market has boomed in recent years as Beijing pledges to promote affordable apartments in a country where few have the money to buy property.
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Each buyer will get an allowance of $25,000 to spend accessorizing his or her closets — the apartments have an average of five each — with the help of the Italian design firm Scavolini, which installed the apartments' kitchens.
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In the first six months of 2018, about 183,000 apartments were completed, representing about a quarter of all the new units in the city, and another 3,300 apartments are expected to come to market there by 2020.
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Sonder&aposs 9,000 rental apartments can be found in cities such as New York, San Diego, Austin, Miami, New Orleans, London, Dubai, and Washington, DC.I recently stayed in one of Sonder&aposs apartments in New York City.
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Apartments that seemed smaller than the boxes for the shoes she designs.
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We lasted three years until we decided to part ways (and apartments).
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One-bedroom apartments at the tower start at around $2,100 a month.
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About 1,100 involved private homes, including 124 apartments in public-housing complexes.
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Amazon Prime I've been borrowing unawares from a roommate three apartments ago.
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We wonder how many New York City apartments could fit into it.
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Co-living apartments with bustling communal areas so you never feel alone.
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Two of the apartments have been emptied and filled with new people.
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The fascination with the characters' apartments isn't bound to New York City.
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Once up to 30 percent of apartments are pre-sold, building starts.
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Only 11,000 apartments have been registered so far according to the AFP.
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The Chat Area (yes, those are other apartments floating in the background).
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For studio apartments, the change is more pronounced — they're 10 percent smaller.
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That enables them to make loans and rent apartments to African-Americans.
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Dispatchers contacted police, who rushed to the Glenwood Apartments and Country Club.
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Instead, it has been manic, with clients jostling to see show apartments.
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Leroy Valentin Fernandez The 25-year-old leased apartments for a living.
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Grossheim allegedly had keys to all four of their rooms or apartments.
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Residents will receive replacement apartments of equal size, rather than equal value.
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"Unlanded" societies are newer, and meet in members' apartments or coffee shops.
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About a dozen years ago, Charles sold his two top-floor apartments.
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They draw lots for people to own houses, apartments, cars and more.
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As more and more people move into large cities, apartments get smaller.
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How did they afford those nice apartments and Central Perk's pricey java?
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Now, the overgrown skeletons of buildings face a new threat: luxury apartments.
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That's why we don't let 250-year-olds get their own apartments.
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See more real costs of famous TV apartments in the video above.
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Families want bigger apartments; more unmarried people also want their own homes.
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That means the apartments are a tax write off here in Germany.
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The residents' apartments were roomy and well-furnished by prevailing Soviet standards.
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Where rent for a closet costs more than other states' entire apartments?
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The building is home to eight apartments, worth £650,000 or $860,632 each.
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But the system is such that people generally go into people's apartments.
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Apartments have been rented in the building as recently as August 2015.
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At the same time, it's also helping renters by creating more apartments.
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He should probably move apartments just to be on the safe side.
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Notably, nobody would be forced to live in apartments or dense neighborhoods.
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Nobody in the local community wants this space turned into luxury apartments.
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The tallest residential tower in Brisbane, Infinity contains 549 high-end apartments.
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The real estate investment trusts (REITs) behind multifamily apartments are responding accordingly.
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A small number of apartments remain too unsafe for investigators to enter.
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"People around me already have had at least two apartments," said Yan.
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For renters, that means furnishing apartments, screening roommates and setting up utilities.
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The same thing happened to get those apartments, we asked our friends.
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People in crumbling high-rise apartments leaned from balconies dangling red scarves.
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In May this year, Berlin prohibited hosts from renting out entire apartments.
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What used to be brownfield land and empty shacks is now apartments.
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Young adults are decorating homes and apartments with more budget-friendly art.
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In the land of rent controlled apartments, fraudulent practices are the norm.
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Mr. Moffitt, the teacher, entered his apartments and found his cats, unfazed.
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It sent meals to their apartments when they were unhappy or ailing.
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In Polanco, luxury apartments cost $523 million to $10 million, she said.
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In Norway, the 14-story Treet tower in Bergen offers 62 apartments.
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This year so far I've spent $375 because, again, I moved apartments.
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Clearly, there are already a lot more younger people living in apartments.
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Residents have the option for packages to be placed inside their apartments.
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Even securing mobile phone contracts and renting out apartments became more difficult.
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"We've always ever rented apartments in a college town," Mr. Coker said.
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Others in the city are still living in moldy apartments and motels.
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The rents on the apartments range from $2600,2000 to $2,400 a month.
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The building will market more apartments as they become available through attrition.
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"Thirteen-thousand apartments later, it has been the greatest business," Rodriguez says.
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In fact, Mr. Ciampanella, 2120, unexpectedly had his choice of several apartments.
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Apartments were distributed among those in charge of the nascent Communist project.
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Their guesthouse, Irini Plomari Apartments, offers simple rooms next to the sea.
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Just 63 apartments and some car parking spaces were sold in 2015.
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At 550 square feet, it's larger than many New York City apartments.
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Entire apartments (with multiple bedrooms) are as little as $40 a night.
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Dozens of 20-somethings in Tokyo choose to live in tiny apartments.
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These tiny apartments are tucked between alleys, food stalls, shops, and houses.
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Critics say the apartments are widening inequality and promoting unfair living conditions.
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Today, two-bedroom apartments in the complex sell for £650,000 to £900,000.
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When landlords start to refurbish older apartments, the neighborhood might be gentrifying.
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Apartments have views of the Hudson River and J. Hood Wright Park.
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Eventually, Domino will include 2,800 apartments, 700 of which will be affordable.
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Demand for those apartments' skyrockets, exceeding available units and creating long waitlists.
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Strong enough to raise five college graduates out of the welfare apartments.
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Inconveniently, the apartments were also advertised as having higher-than-usual ceilings.
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In our case, to the apartments of our colleagues at the university.
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For a building with 826 apartments, separating the masses has its benefits.
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The games in Marine Park lie miles from the apartments of families.
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In Manhattan, where most people live in apartments, such displays are rare.
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A shower caddy that will follow them through multiple apartments to come
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The beloved San Remo apartments and Jacob K. Javits Convention Center, too.
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One-bedroom apartments start from £1,500 a month (about £340 per week).
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Kitchens, baths and bedrooms are generally toward the rear of the apartments.
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"I had seen so many apartments that had yucky views," he said.
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No player searched longer (four months) or harder (40 apartments) than McCullough.
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McCullough used StreetEasy, a popular listings site for New York City apartments.
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More apartments are on the market, and they take longer to sell.
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The analysis even differentiates — although generally — between lower- and higher-level apartments.
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Mr. Brown showed them a cross-section of apartments in various neighborhoods.
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Evacuated from their apartments after the collapse, they still could not return.
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Two more buildings — a hotel and serviced apartments — are preparing to open.
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The building has 800 apartments and enough office space for 4,000 people.
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With most New Yorkers living in smaller apartments, children clearly double up.
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Once built, the two towers will comprise a total of 1,000 apartments.
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Twenty apartments are rent stabilized, six fair market and three rent controlled.
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Owner: Theater House Apartments Broker: Faith Hope Consolo, Douglas Elliman Real Estate
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He even provided listings of possible apartments, said his lawyer, Ms. Wenig.
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"Most apartments I've lived in, I washed everyone's dishes," Mr. MacDonald said.
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Another 170 will be refurbished soon and 200 more new apartments built.
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The apartments will be on the market by the end of 2020.
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After Sandy, many were trapped in high-rise apartments without functioning elevators.
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Rents are rising, and so are block after block of luxury apartments.
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Twelve of the apartments are rent-stabilized and eight are market rate.
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Cluster apartments have also posed a danger to those living in them.
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Since early 2016, the city has stopped using about 1,000 cluster apartments.
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Lately, we opt for Airbnb-style apartments, rather than hotels, whenever possible.
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The apartments also needed to be divided before the sale could close.
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Neighboring regulated apartments, meanwhile, lacked cooking gas for more than two years.
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His social media tagline, "For the best apartments #CallJB," was also included.
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Unsold apartments are clogging the country's real estate market and eroding prices.
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He added that only 10% of Vonovia's 400,000 apartments were in Berlin.
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In Seattle, the neighbors don't want apartments for formerly homeless seniors nearby.
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But a group of homeowners in nearby luxury apartments aren't having it.
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All apartments feature sleek modern kitchens, including breakfast bars and Bosch appliances.
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The libraries share real estate with the apartments but maintain separate entrances.
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The $41 million project includes 73 apartments, seven of them market-rate.
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