Quickly afterward, the flagship store was appraised for $3.7 billion.
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Carrie and her child Thomas had been appraised at $1,100.
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The local tax assessor appraised the property at $10.4 million.
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The local tax assessor appraised the property at $10.4 million.
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It must be appraised, a buyer must be found, etc.
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The apartment was appraised for less than the selling price?
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He appraised national security threats in an objective, clear-headed fashion.
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You'll need a feasibility study prior to having the home appraised.
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Generalizations like these, paradoxically, have to be appraised one by one.
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Sotheby's, the chief justice noted, had appraised the robe at $30,000.
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The property was reportedly appraised at $2300 million at that time.
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After my workout, I appraised my body in the locker room mirror.
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About 3.9 million appraised shares were held by affiliates of Magnetar Capital.
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But since not all items are appraised, there are sometimes great deals.
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Years later, Mr. Fraser had them appraised; they were knockoffs, he said.
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According to Curbed, it was appraised at over $18 million in 2013.
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Worthy appraised it for far more, and it ultimately sold for $78,000.
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The first mortgage is for the appraised value of the home; the second mortgage, which has a limit of $75,000, closes the gap between the home's sale price and its appraised value, while also covering the cost of renovations.
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After my father's death, we considered having the cannon appraised, even selling it.
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They are known to under-appraise, and it appraised for exactly $470,000. Thankfully.
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They mandated regular scientific reviews, to keep agencies appraised of the latest threats.
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Here's how it works: Let's say the home is appraised at $2000 million.
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The three properties were appraised for a total value of nearly $3.2 million.
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According to MarketWatch, Anderson appraised the home where Nicole Brown Simpson was murdered.
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That might be a steal -- the company says it was appraised at $90,000.
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There, the items are appraised, priced and put on auction for 7 days.
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What is it like having your personal possessions appraised for their monetary value?
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They had it appraised and framed, and it still hangs in their home.
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It said those properties alone have an appraised value of nearly $980 million.
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Francesca da Rimini and Paolo Malatesta Appraised by Dante and Virgil At 2:37, the Louvre's version of Francesca da Rimini and Paolo Malatesta Appraised by Dante and Virgil, created by Dutch romantic painter Ary Scheffer, is seen in striking detail.
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The yacht was appraised by Winterbothams, an independent marine consultancy appointed by the court.
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According to the documents, Cohen also kept Trump's family members appraised of the developments.
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The collection as a whole has been appraised at a value of about $62,300.
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Trump then took a step back and appraised Brigitte, looking her up and down.
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The New York Red Bull's lovely stadium is appraised at a modest $218 million.
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The painting has been appraised, he said, but he would not disclose that figure.
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China's pigs would once more be braised by chefs rather than appraised by economists. ■
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Sotheby's has said it stands behind the integrity of how it appraised the works.
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Ms. Fenech still lives there, and the house is currently appraised at $1.4 million.
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Banks generally are willing to lend up to 80 percent of the appraised value.
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The full archive was appraised at more than $60 million, with the bulk of it given as a donation; the difference between the appraised value and the purchase price may allow Mr. Dylan to claim a large charitable donation for tax purposes.
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I checked the County property records for the appraised value of the land in question.
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The company gives the homeowner about 70 percent of the appraised value of the home.
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The company was last appraised at $76 billion in a private fund-raising in August.
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His estate, including a Venetian palazzo and expansive art collection, was appraised at $23.5 million.
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Trump then took a step back and appraised Brigitte Macron, looking her up and down.
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T Rowe Price stood to collect around $190 million if its Dell stock had been appraised.
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Is each one of these to be logged, appraised for value, and reported as a contribution?
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Even Swaney, whose 1994 home appraised for $350,000, thinks he may have a tough time selling.
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City officials also declined to provide the appraised values, describing them as exempt from public disclosure.
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He had appraised the estate of a Bingham family member, giving him insight into their ancestry.
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"I declare that I have appraised the manuscript for an insurance value of 1,100,000," he wrote.
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Through the program, Detroiters can receive two loans: The first mortgage is for the appraised value of the home, while the second mortgage, which has a limit of $75,000, closes the gap between the home's sale price and its appraised value and covers the cost of renovations.
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Through the program, Detroiters can receive two loans: The first mortgage is for the appraised value of the home, while the second mortgage, which has a limit of $75,000, closes the gap between the home's sale price and its appraised value and covers the cost of renovations.
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My brother did recently admit to having the cannon appraised by Christie's; it is now worth $28,000.
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The family inherits the properties at whatever value they were appraised at on the date of death.
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In 2018, the home, which includes five bedrooms and three bathrooms, was appraised for $150,300, TMZ reported.
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Clinton's campaign has been criticized for not keeping the press appraised when she left the 9/11 event.
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The initial amount of Dell stock being appraised made it one of the biggest cases of its kind.
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"SpaceX is offering you three times the independently appraised fair market value of your property," the letter said.
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They are not over there, something to be coolly appraised and summed up; they are overwhelming, literally consuming.
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Once we got it appraised it was valued at a lot more than he paid — like 7k more!
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But unlike other portals, it also has physical dealerships where vehicles are appraised, priced, photographed, documented and traded.
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The 25,000 seat Orlando City stadium will likely not be appraised at a value anywhere near $100 million.
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The State Department appraised that gift package, which records show was sent to the National Archives, at $522,972.
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AT&T said the home had been appraised twice, for an average value of $13,000, before the sale.
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From Lego cacklers to "Suicide Squad" scene-stealers, the various Jokers are appraised for their theatricality and psychopathy.
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The tax could be substantial, depending on the appraised value of the home and the winner's personal income.
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The home we purchased for $113,500 is now appraised at $170,000 — that&aposs a 49% increase in value.
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Typically, you would have the item appraised, then "schedule" coverage for its replacement value on your homeowner's policy.
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Insurance would only pay him roughly C$21.2824,000 ($46,959) for his possessions, about a third of the appraised value.
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"We think readers should be appraised of any (conflicts of interest) so they can consider their importance," said Grey.
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In a since-deleted Instagram Story post, the Skinny Girl founder, 48, kept her followers appraised of the ordeal.
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Now get this ... we're told Kim and Kanye had the property appraised ... and the estimated value is $60 million.
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Mr. Miller said he remembered a one-bedroom apartment in Greenwich Village that he appraised almost three decades ago.
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But SpaceX's seemingly generous pitch — three times the appraised value for each home — alarmed many, if not most, residents.
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A VA loan is used by qualified veterans to pay for renovations above the appraised cost of the home.
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The $850 million purchase price was a 30% premium to where it had been appraised just a year before.
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On Monday, Mr. Bhalla said Hoboken had offered to pay the appraised value of $11.63 million for the land.
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If you are selling jewelry, have it appraised first and make sure you are selling to a reputable company.
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He sold it four years later to a family friend for $212,2000, roughly its appraised value at the time.
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" A forty-year-old Paceña recalled that her mother had appraised her dinner and said, "This is not food.
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In their 2017 book Bible Nation, biblical scholars Candida Moss and Joel Baden report that, for their philanthropic activities, the Green family follows a set ratio of appraised value-to-purchase price of 3:1 — that is, an appraised value (and therefore a tax write-off) at least three times the purchase price.
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Just Appraised uses machine learning to evaluate public and private data, which enables it to build a comprehensive proprietary dataset.
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"Donald Trump likes to sue people," Mr. Rubio told an audience in Kennesaw, Ga., as he appraised his rival's complexion.
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He says the car has been appraised $8,7000 without the Clinton effect, which is bound to kick up a notch.
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According toThrillist, most items are sold for a discount of 20-80%; jewellery is sold at half its appraised value.
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The trove of lost Picassos were rediscovered after four decades, in 2010, when Le Guennec attempted to have them appraised.
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At least T-Pain is still thriving, however, making great new music and being properly appraised for his past classics.
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Mr. Tyler appraised Mr. Tillerson as "the most abused cabinet member that Trump has," adding that the competition was considerable.
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When a Sotheby's official appraised a painting by Pieter Bruegel the Younger in 9953, he set its value at $500,000.
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Mr. Kahn bought it from the book dealer Sarah Baldwin in 2002 for $2,500 (it was recently appraised at $12,500).
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Wedgewood said Monday that it'll sell the property to the land trust for a price not exceeding its appraised value.
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Still, Hoffman learns, he can make a whopping $59,000 in profit if he sells the car for its appraised value.
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Xi "positively appraised" North Korea's efforts to safeguard peace and stability on the peninsula and promote denuclearization, state television said.
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Look at Yves Klein's "Monogold sans titre" (1961), which is appraised between £800,000 and £1.2 million (~$1 million to ~$5143 million).
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Condition, provenance, and size are just a few of the factors that have a bearing on how an artwork is appraised.
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Scott and Khloé have a plan to sell her sophomoric Pinterest-inspired paintings to the public, so Scott gets them appraised.
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The Treasury Department could handle items not easily appraised, using average appreciation rates and appraisals every 290 years instead of one.
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It's in the second trimester that one usually becomes visibly pregnant, and thus begins being appraised by family, friends, and strangers.
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He has amassed a collection of handwritten lyrics, guitars, posters and personal effects that has been appraised at over $7 million.
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Albers appraised craftsmanship above all else, paying homage to old masters rather than emphasizing any "untaught" qualities valorized by earlier modernists.
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The city typically sets the value of removing a deed restriction at 12 to 25 percent of the property's appraised value.
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Mr. Price sold his three-year-old home for 40 per cent over the appraised price to make way for Foxconn.
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Years later when the buyer refinances to buy out Landed's stake or when they sell their home, its value is appraised.
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The Equanimity, which according to U.S. court documents was bought by Low for $250 million, has been appraised for the auction.
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"If the highest bid matches or exceeds the appraised value, then it can be accepted by the court," Joseph told Reuters.
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Carl Sagan, for instance, suggested that the development of a species be appraised by the amount of information available to them.
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But presidents or their families are allowed to keep gifts if they purchase them from the government for the appraised value.
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That's a shocking loss, considering she bought it in 2014 for $156k, and it had been appraised in 2018 at $150,300.
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Citing safety and other concerns, SpaceX mailed letters to residents offering to buy out their properties at three times their appraised value.
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Complete a home appraisalFor most mortgage refinances, your home will need to be appraised in order for the loan to be approved.
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The appraised value on Ms. Boteler's 25 brick Georgian Colonial climbed to $21,2000 from $650,000, an increase she successfully challenged last spring.
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Note that if you&aposre looking to have a Chanel or Hermes bag appraised, you will need to provide a serial number.
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Taxpayers must describe the donated property and provide a summary of its appraised fair market value, including art, real estate and cars.
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How to read the chart: the horizontal axis reflects the airlines' incorporation of machine learning, as appraised by Noodle in its eAI Index.
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Mr. Steele has reportedly appraised the memos as 70 to 90 percent accurate, an estimate that Mr. Simpson is said to embrace himself.
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It would still be valued above the $76 billion that it was appraised at in its most recent private fund-raising last August.
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But he could not explain why, in the case of the Landmark condo, his valuations remained high even after its appraised value plummeted.
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Donors usually receive a series of tax benefits for their land, and the benefits are determined by the appraised value of the land.
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A nearby shopping mall, home to a Target and a Bed Bath & Beyond, was built on land appraised at $9 a square foot.
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On Friday, the police said the seized cash amounted to $28.6 million, and that the various luxury goods had yet to be appraised.
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Taxpayers must describe the donated property and provide a summary of its appraised fair market value, including art, real estate, cars and more.
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According to the listing agent, the estate was appraised earlier this year ... and the asking price is way LESS than its appraisal value.
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He said their staffs remain in contact "virtually every day," and that Trump has been kept appraised of the House GOP agenda rollout.
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Such renewed critical attention is indicative of a wider trend in the West, where sexually explicit art is being appraised on its own merits.
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Another landowner, Rene Diaz, initially refused to disclose how much he asked for, but MBU claimed it was thirty times the land's appraised value.
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He added that WeWork, which provides shared workspace for entrepreneurs and startups, is paying a 13 percent premium to the building's last appraised value.
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Problem is ... Brees claims he recently had his jewelry independently appraised and was told his collection is worth $9 MILLION less than he paid.
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Ms. Brown, a young woman in brightly patterned tights, was practically giddy as she appraised a glowing kiosk on West 142nd Street in Manhattan.
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Through a combination of dogged research and luck, they found property that they could buy for its appraised value rather than the market price.
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Plus, when homes are in such disrepair, often they are appraised for much less than the amount the borrower needs to fix it up.
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They are appraised for their business savvy and they can say what they want to say and no one says, 'Oh, you're being emotional.
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"I do like feeling so much taller than these men," she said recently, as she appraised a sulky George Washington, who was admittedly taller.
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Asked if legislation may be needed for bond market transition, Schooling Latter said debate was needed for this subject to be discussed and appraised.
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We're told the bling took 2 MONTHS to put together ... and appraised at $250k -- though sources say Donald paid "an undisclosed amount" for it.
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In the Gulf of Mexico, the Ballymore giant discovery is being appraised, while production and more developments were ongoing at its Jack and Tahiti operations.
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With other barriers lifted, firms began to experiment with levelling the playing field in how employees were appraised, promoted and—crucially—identified as "leadership material".
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The scheme would cost $1bn and is currently being appraised by the US Army Corps of Engineers, which oversees the management of the Mississippi's levees.
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The three jewelry collections, which had been kept in a vault at the central bank, have been appraised by international auction houses, Christie's and Sotheby's.
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We spoke with Ken Goldin who tells us he's had the items appraised by a rare documents expert who valued the pair at $36 million.
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In December 2014, it cost $545,000, Mr. Montee said, though this year, in a reflection of the market's robustness, it was appraised for around $650,000.
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According to the OCE report, Bridenstine had the two rugs he was given appraised and was told they had a value of $3,500 and $2,500.
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Thus, for property tax revenue from the stadium to equal that $218,22.5 in rent, the stadium would need an appraised value of $183 million dollars.
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All kinds of details, painful and perverse and deeply droll, cling to her heroine and are appraised and examined and skewered and simply wondered at.
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If you live in a high-demand neighborhood where houses are getting multiple offers, you might sell your house for more than the appraised value.
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If he breaks the rules, he must pay the city the appraised value of the land, which brokers estimate to be more than $12 million.
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The two large parcels, owned by Windsor Investment Holdings LLC and New Miami River View LLC, have a total appraised value of about $4.4 million dollars.
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"I am very willing to work with you to correct any error in your appraised value that drives the $ amount of the purchase offer," he wrote.
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In a newspaper interview shortly after he was cast as Tom, young Mr. Kelly appraised his newfound career with all the pragmatism of his 12 years.
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And the buyer may not have enough cash to cover the shortfall, or does not want to pay more for the house than its appraised value.
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She also says a handful of families do not have the financial means, even with a three-times-appraised-value offer, to buy equivalent properties elsewhere.
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Make sure jewelry is appraised, and only sell to a reputable jeweler, like one that is a member of a trade association like Jewelers of America.
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You could have appraised it just in term of gender studies: Several dances were all-female; some included two men, as if on the women's terms.
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Chen's three DSPs had recently been appraised at $28 million, he said, but Amazon offered him just $400,143 to sign a separation agreement and walk away.
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Appraised even by skeptics as gifted and poised, Judge Gorsuch has been in deep preparations for weeks, including meetings with 72 senators, by his team's count.
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Although they may have mastered physics or appraised the sharp beauty of "King Lear" in school, at reunions they reminisced about football glories and practical jokes.
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Roy Albers, the chief gemologist for Worthy, recalled a Florida man who sent in a yellow diamond ring that had been appraised locally at around $30,000.
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So you can see clearly how experts … appraised each and every study and also how comments from the public consultation were incorporated into the scientific thinking.
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William and Harry will be kept appraised of the work throughout and hope that it will be installed before the end of the year, the source adds.
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Prior to this, leading British critics held up art as an elite object for worship, appraised for quality and attribution, with the Old Masters viewed as demigods.
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The painting has not yet been officially appraised, but Mr. Warren said theater executives who researched the find have valued it at a minimum of $4 million.
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When I had it appraised, I learned it was worth a couple thousand dollars and sent my friend a nice case of Bordeaux as a thank you.
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The rapper's estate filed new legal docs showing Mac's wealth has been appraised in full at about $11.3 million, including his personal property and cash on hand.
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Pall Mall Art Advisors, an independent art appraisal firm that was brought in to aid the investigation, appraised the 336 affected items at $8.1 million in 2017.
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Questions about Hyundai Motor Group grew in 2014 when it paid $10 billion to buy land for a new headquarters in Seoul, three times the appraised value.
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Other U.S. drillers including Anadarko Petroleum Corp and Cobalt International Energy have platforms under review in the Gulf, and Chevron Corp's Anchor project is also being appraised.
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It ordered the government to pay Gerlinde Pommer, a descendant of the original owners, €1.5 million, precisely the amount she had sought after having the property appraised.
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" The man who appraised Trump properties as having strikingly low value—reducing the family's tax burden—was "a favorite of New York City's big real estate families.
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Whatever the case, for the next four years Conetto and his miner friends leveraged the emerald's appraised value, hatching plans to take out loans against its insurance policy.
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The State Department has appraised approximately 15,000 documents recovered by the FBI, believed to have been sent by or to former Secretary Clinton while she was in office.
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The plot of land in Osaka, western Japan, was appraised to be worth 956,000,000 yen ($8.95 million) but the ministry granted the school operator an 820,000,000 yen discount.
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"The Prize is an incredible opportunity for these young designers to be appraised by [the jury] and to enjoy their advice," Delphine Arnault says in a press release.
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Westling pointed out that the Hamptons property had been appraised at $13 million, well above the $9.5 million borrowed, and that Federal's credit committee had approved the loans.
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Even at $90 billion to $100 billion, Uber would be valued well above the $76 billion it was appraised at in its most recent fund-raising in August.
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She said neighbors had flocked to the backyard to see the oddity before it was removed, and family members were advising the couple to have the skeleton appraised.
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For years, a box of pottery that Mr. DiMola pulled from a SoHo apartment languished on a shelf, until Mexican diplomatic officials appraised them as ancient Mayan artifacts.
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But Moradi's attorney, Eric George, suspected something fishy went down -- since the man who appraised the diamond got a commission for brokering the deal with the new buyer.
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Included in that sum: the flashy, 35-carat diamond engagement ring Packer gave Carey, which the outlet says cost less than the $10 million it was previously appraised at.
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Papadopoulos then worked with the professor and the Russian woman to set up the Putin meeting, and kept other Trump foreign policy advisers appraised of his contacts, they said.
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Each son's chunk was appraised at $2.5 million at the time of the transfer, so the parents moved $5 million out of their estate — well below their lifetime exclusion.
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Brees claims the biggest hit he took was on a 4.09 carat blue diamond ring he bought in 2015 for $8.18 million ... which recently appraised for only $3.75 million.
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That may not matter much for a $10,000 1960s Volkswagen Beetle, but take the case of a 1967 Ferrari 275 GTB/0003 that Mr. Linden appraised for a lawsuit.
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Verma reportedly wrote in her claim that none of the jewelry was insured, and that she had had the items appraised by a jeweler several weeks after the theft.
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Having been bought at auction for more than $50,000, the sculpture would have to be appraised by the I.R.S. Art Advisory Panel, which would recommend a true market value.
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The judges' work was appraised at last year's gymnastics world championships in Glasgow and rhythmic gymnastics worlds in Stuttgart, plus test events in both disciplines in Rio earlier this year.
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In a court filing on Monday, Manafort provided information including real estate tax assessments, appraised market values and comparable sales data for the properties in New York, Virginia and Florida.
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That year the trust purchased a money-losing golf course for $12 million, which an investigation by The Philadelphia Inquirer later found was two to three times its appraised value.
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But I picked this post [Antiques Roadshow Appraised My 2008 Toshiba TV] because it reflects the soul of the blog during a certain era, and also because it's really funny.
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The environment ministry said that projects applying for clearance in the next six months will be appraised by a committee, and that the regulatory process will be "stringent and punitive".
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The sum received for the change was in line with the city's approach to valuing protective covenants at a quarter of a property's total appraised value, Mr. de Blasio said.
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That year the trust purchased a money-losing golf course for $12 million, which an investigation by The Philadelphia Inquirer later found was two to three times its appraised value.
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Property taxes are extremely low, at 0.25 percent of the declared value of the property, which is based on land and construction costs, not the appraised value, Mr. Deushane said.
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The painting, which was stolen from a Polish museum in 1943, was hardly the most valuable work of art lost, with an appraised value today of no more than $22,000.
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"I'll either be online catching the game, or if I'm asked to do something else, I'll have someone monitor it and keep me appraised," Fowler said in a telephone interview.
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As he bought all those rare manuscripts and letters, he had them appraised, divided their putative value into shares and sold them as if they were stock in a corporation.
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"We can confirm that the FBI material includes tens of thousands of non-record (meaning personal) and record materials that will have to be carefully appraised at State," Toner said.
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The sellers of the home being auctioned — retired insurance executive George W. Hallmark philanthropist Sandra Hallmark — hope the home will obtain close to the appraised value, according to the auction house.
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BENEFIT OF THE DOUBT Questions about Hyundai Motor Group grew in 2014 when it paid $10 billion to buy land for a new headquarters in Seoul, three times the appraised value.
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"The only way you get there is you have to have the CMA do a fundamental u-turn on the way they've appraised it," said one person familiar with Sainsbury's thinking.
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As a result, most lenders work through appraisal management companies, or AMCs, whose pool of residential appraisers includes those with limited training or little familiarity with the geographic area being appraised.
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He said the company was primarily looking at developing discoveries which have been well appraised, including a few where plans for development and operations (PDOs) have already been submitted to regulators.
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SpaceX recently sent residents a mass-mailed offer to decide in two weeks whether they wanted to sell their homes for three times what it says is an independently appraised value.
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Though SpaceX has offered three times an appraised value, many of the residents (most of whom are retiree-age) have told Business Insider they do not plan to accept the offer.
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It came with an appraisal certificate that was already more than he paid but we took it to a reputable jeweler who went NUTS for it and appraised it even higher.
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In 2010, one dealer, working from figures associated with sales of the earlier Hébrard bronzes, appraised a set of Valsuani bronzes at $37.25 million, according to a copy of the appraisal.
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Mike Manko, a spokesman for the district attorney, said that the museum bought the Bible in 2015 through a private seller for $1,1.63, and that it was currently appraised at $5,500.
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Wedgewood has agreed to negotiate in "good faith" with the Oakland Community Land Trust to sell them the property at a price that doesn't exceed the appraised value, the mayor said.
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Once inside, they appraised one another's outré ensembles under the glare of not-safe-for-work video projections — lo-fi montages of men gyrating in skeleton bodysuits (and then, inevitably, less).
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The plot of land in Japan's western region of Osaka was appraised to be worth 956 million yen ($8.95 million) but the ministry granted the school operator an 820 million yen discount.
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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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Tasha Dixon, a 2001 contestant, told a Los Angeles TV station, Trump entered rooms where "some were topless ... some were naked" as he allegedly inspected and appraised as the owner of the pageant.
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The collection sat in storage for 15 years before Ginsberg and Wagner purchased it, and when they had it appraised in 2015, they found that it was worth between $8 and $12 million.
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But she said if the replacement offer she was mailed were three times the appraised value of her and her husband Ray's property, then the couple would be unlikely to accept the deal.
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Strategic ties between Russia and China were appraised in glowing terms as Chinese President Xi Jinping wrapped up a two-day state visit to Russia, concluding with at least $10 billion in agreements.
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SpaceX has managed to coexist with the neighborhood for five years, but it recently mailed homeowners offers to buy their properties at three times an independently appraised value for safety and other reasons.
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The ratings agency said that real estate valuations have largely remained the same or improved since Toy"R"Us's properties were appraised but cautioned that retail's recent financial weakness could hurt those figures.
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The amount that borrowers can receive depends on three factors: the age of the youngest borrower (the older you are, the bigger the loan you can receive), interest rates and the home's appraised value.
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Although Giudice has kept fans appraised of her workout regimes since leaving prison with a noticeably more sculpted body two years ago, she kept quiet about her entry into the bodybuilding competition this weekend.
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The pressure she was under to deliver, to deal with her personal life, to be appraised for her appearance, to be considered "bitchy" in some quarters — what does that do to a person's psyche?
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"A lot of wrong doings are taking place with respect to PIA and it is spoiling Pakistan's image abroad," Khan said, adding that Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif has been appraised about the inquiry findings.
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The announcement follows HBC's agreement last week to sell its Lord & Taylor building on New York's Fifth Avenue to WeWork Companies Inc for $850 million, a 30 percent premium to its last appraised value.
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A maximum of 70 percent of its appraised value is allowed, according to Fannie Mae, up to local conforming loan standards — in Manhattan, that means a $625,0003 loan amount on a single-family home.
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He convinced the most recent owners, a retired couple who used the apartment as a pied-à-terre, to move by agreeing to pay nearly $1 million for an apartment appraised at significantly less.
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For example, when John Travolta's 753 mobster biopic Gotti generated a 0 percent rating, it meant that literally none of the 55 critics who appraised the film had any remotely warm feelings about it.
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In 2015, when the seminary had the Native American items appraised, Peabody Essex museum officials objected to the proposed sale, which Dan Monroe, the museum director, called a "break of trust" between the institutions.
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In the store which was designed by Courtney Applebaum, the interior designer for the Row (a label represented on almost every rack), you can wait on gorgeous textural couches while your pieces are appraised.
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The two of them are being respectfully appraised by a deer, a rabbit and a bluebird, all of whom are probably wondering why a grown man is wearing a pair of khaki cargo shorts.
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Even though public stocks can trade with greater volatility — ESOPs are appraised once a year versus a public stock market every trading day— employee-owners are not insulated from declines in private company stock value.
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After the heist, which they had planned to coincide with their finals, they drove to New York City and attempted to have the books appraised at Christie's, one the biggest auction houses in the world.
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If you're looking to sell a vinyl record you believe might be of some value, it's important to cross-reference with other sales of the same record, or simply get it appraised by an expert.
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The investigations appeared to focus on what the city had been told by Allure Group about their intentions for the property, and whether the city had correctly appraised the value of lifting the deed restriction.
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And since public schools rely on property tax revenue, Marfa's school district faced major penalties once the state comptroller got wind of the disparity between the appraised value of the houses and their market prices.
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But a large collection of the 239 cities that were originally appraised was only recently digitized by a collaboration of schools and housed at the University of Richmond, making the underlying geographic data widely available.
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If the intention was, indeed, to sell the painting, it has surely backfired, resulting in the loss of painting itself, fines well in excess of its appraised value, and a looming (but unlikely) prison sentence.
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The seminary would not comment on the appraised value of the collection, but one of the more valuable pieces would appear to be a wampum belt that has already been claimed by the Onondaga tribe.
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Speaking in Beijing on Friday, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Geng Shuang said China had implemented the change as promised starting from May 20183, a move he said had been positively appraised by the United States.
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We know the kids love to prank the matriarch of the family, but the plan starts to reach new heights when Kris' assistant asks for details so Kris can get her new paintings appraised and insured.
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The aircraft, which will be leased back to the airline, have an aggregate full life current market appraised value of about $322 million, the Hong Kong-listed firm said in a filing to the stock exchange.
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The Hermes bags alone were valued at $12 million, while other purses — 37 brands were represented in the 567 confiscated, including Prada and a custom-made Bijan handbag — were still being appraised, Mr. Amar Singh said.
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Of course, as the old Village's radical and political roots give way to the forces of soaring real estate, Ms. Kidwell Burger's townhouse, which she bought for $30,000, is now appraised at $12 million, she said.
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It would be days before the full nature of the loss could be known, weeks before handmade props and state-of-the-art lighting rigs, or what was left of them, would be tallied and appraised.
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In a speech before extended family members near the U.S. border, President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador also promised to keep relatives appraised of the investigation into the ambush carried out by cartel gunmen two months ago.
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In fact, the Greens have developed a formula for purchasing antiquities based on the ratio of appraised value to purchase price (3:1) to insure a large profit when they write off the donation for taxes.
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The singer's son also alleges Owens has not discussed details about the investigation into the appraised value of Franklin's music catalog or negotiations for television series and a biopic based on his mother's life, the document states.
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Starting season 2, Alicia Rodis was on-hand to review scripts, have conversations with actors about exactly what they were comfortable doing and make sure they stayed appraised of any last-minute changes made to the script.
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Meeting on the sidelines of the World Economic Forum in Davos, Xi told Biden that he "positively appraised" his efforts to increase friendship and mutual understanding between the two countries, China's Foreign Ministry said late on Tuesday.
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Brees says in 2018 he had the stone appraised by an independent specialist who told him the diamond was only worth $2 million when he bought it ... and it has since increased in value to $3.75 mil.
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And the challenge there, and what might give Zenefits a good pitch to companies, is that these regulations may whip from one requirement to another — requiring the service to be constantly appraised of how things are working.
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Candidate cities will be appraised based on their ability to have an office ready in time, their accessibility, the quality of schools, healthcare and jobs for the families of staff, and how disruptive the move would be.
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An official from Saudi Arabia presented Mr. Trump with a framed assemblage of 12 goldtone items in miniature relating to the kingdom, surrounding a sepia-toned photograph of the president, appraised by the State Department at $790.
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This year, McDonald's is doing a splashy fundraiser for the charity: Per CNN, it's auctioning off an 21-karat gold, gem-encrusted Shamrock Shake cup supposedly appraised at $29,22010, with all proceeds going to Ronald McDonald House.
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We've put off taking it to get appraised for years, but if we, like you, were Scorpios, we'd call up an expert and get an appointment soon, because this is a month for tackling long-deferred tasks.
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Japan's gross external assets rose 5 percent to a record 998 trillion yen as increase in Japanese direct investment overseas and foreign bond investment more than offset drops in the appraised yen value of foreign currency-denominated assets.
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The U.S. government mortgage agency said the "Day 1 Certainty" program would also offer relief from representation and warranty for the appraised value of a home and a waiver of its property inspection requirement for many mortgage refinancings.
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The differences between the proposals represent a wider divide in how candidates have appraised the state of higher education in the U.S. Some candidates conclude the system has devolved into dysfunction and a reset button must be pressed.
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Refinancing prospects will depend on credit market conditions as well as updated real estate market valuation although we note that underlying properties were appraised and a significant portion of upcoming debt was put in place over 222000-200037123.
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Last month, the de Blasio administration agreed to pay the landlords $173 million for the 21 buildings — a price one half higher than the $115 million they were appraised for by an independent firm on the city's behalf.
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Japan's gross external assets rose 2.7 percent to a record 1,012 trillion yen as increase in Japanese direct investment overseas and foreign stock investment more than offset drops in the appraised yen value of foreign currency-denominated assets.
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"The people who have been on the trips felt for themselves the real situation Xinjiang's calm and order and the happy lives and jobs of all the people's there, and all positively appraised China's policy governing Xinjiang," Geng said.
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They split the loan in two, with the first covering the appraised value of the home and the second loan covering the "appraisal gap," which would be the value of the home once renovated and on the open market.
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Once valuers have appraised the yacht, the government will put it up for sale by public tender, and the proceeds would be held by the court until it is determined who should receive the money, the government's lawyers said.
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But this is what happened: They put more than $400,000 (including all of their retirement savings) into a 3,000-square-foot, 102-year-old home in the city's West Village neighborhood that was most recently appraised at just $300,000.
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The eminent San Francisco Art Institute, home to an original Diego Rivera mural appraised at $54 million, announced this week it would not reopen its doors in the fall, crushed under financial pressure exacerbated by the COVID-19 crisis.
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Ms. Smith, a member of the International Society of Appraisers who usually works directly with artists, estates and auction houses, said it was the first time she had appraised a piece of art from a thrift store's donation pile.
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In addition, Alpha will grant the regulator a mortgage in property that was last appraised at $6.3 million a year ago as part of the settlement, which is subject to approval by the U.S. Bankruptcy Court in Richmond, Virginia.
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Then I remembered that I work in content, and that there isn't a single event in the history of the 22002st Century that hasn't been meticulously poured over, re-evaluated, re-appraised and re-contextualized by myself and my peers.
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If you already have a collection of baubles and other hard-to-value property, be sure to have them appraised so that you can adequately insure them, said Scott Teller, a customer segmentation officer for personal risk services at Chubb.
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"At this meeting the Chinese side also highly appraised the long-term British policy of open free trade and said we are willing to work with the international community, including Britain, to appropriately resolve this issue via international cooperation," Lu added.
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The house they settled on in Big Cabin, Oklahoma, was perfect: a 5,400 square-foot, four-bedroom spot built in 2006, which mortgage giant Fannie Mae purchased in a foreclosure auction and was selling for one-third of its appraised value.
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The scene, on its face, might not have been surprising a year ago: Joe Biden — appraised among Democrats as a decent man and affable sidekick to the party's most popular figure — racking up primary victories and having fun talking about it.
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Suing for the return of OnSmash would have been expensive and risky, so Mr. Hofman pursued an "offer in compromise" with the government — submitting a petition for the site's return, and paying what the government determined to be its appraised value: $7.
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MANILA, Philippines — The Philippine government has approved the public exhibit and auction of the jewelry collection of late dictator Ferdinand Marcos' widow Imelda, which international experts have appraised to be now worth at least 1 billion pesos ($21 million), officials said Monday.
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The appraised real estate value of the hypermarkets under consideration was estimated around 4 trillion won, and the total listing size could exceed 2 trillion won ($1.86 billion), South Korean newspaper Korea Economic Daily reported on Thursday citing unnamed investment banking sources.
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"To go with a regular HELOC [home equity line of credit] meant I was trading one payment for another, and I didn't see that would get me any further ahead," said Hart, whose Thousand Oaks, California, home was appraised at around $600,000.
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Carol now felt confusion on top of timidity, and she must have communicated it because he appraised her sideways before she even got to him, and when he met her eyes it was with the look of someone assessing a possible problem.
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Read more: The US head of the world's largest diamond miner says its sustainability plan isn't just good for the planet, it's the future of its businessYellow diamonds are appraised based on a number of characteristics, including color saturation, clarity, and shape.
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At 14 Seafoam Street in New Dorp Beach, where the walls have been replaced and repainted and cabinets just above the flood line still hang in the kitchen, the minimum is $70,2548, though its appraised value before the storm would have been $21,2011.
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An appraisal amount won't necessarily be the same as your home's market value I was shocked when our house was appraised for $306,000 — so much so I thought maybe we should put our house on the market to make some fast cash!
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The four guys may have successfully made off with the rare books, but selling them was another story, and in the process of trying to get their score appraised by Christie's, the FBI caught up to them and shipped the whole gang off to prison.
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In 250, when researchers appraised the first six months of performance for commercially available NIPT screens that pick up the chromosome 24 microdeletion, they found the tests correctly identified the genetic defect only 24 to 210 percent of the time in the general population.
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The assets listed in the 20-page document include more than $56 million in cash; properties in New York, Florida, Paris, New Mexico, and the Virgin Islands; $18.5 million in vehicles, aircraft and boats; and art and collectibles that will have to be appraised.
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Residents of Boca Chica Village have received buyout offers from SpaceX as the company grows its footprintAll of them received a letter dated September 12th from the company offering to buy their homes for what SpaceX says is three times an independently appraised value.
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And his blistering campaign style revealed a potential complication for those who see only benefits in running: Some of the top-tier contenders in 2016 — like Jeb Bush, appraised as "low energy" on Mr. Trump's Twitter feed — came away plainly diminished as national figures.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - It had never occurred to Michael Bednark to make face shields at his Brooklyn factory before last week, but by Sunday he was carrying a prototype into New York City's health department headquarters, to be appraised by city officials desperate for resources.
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Real estate records show that Mr. Cagle, who faces a runoff for the Republican nomination on July 24, purchased the one-bedroom apartment at 24 percent less than its appraised value — below comparable sales prices — and sold it last year at a 29 percent profit.
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Chatting for over an hour, Mr. Grimm, 48, by turns praised the president's physique ("this guy could be a good construction worker"), appraised his own opponent ("backbencher") and allowed that his ex-Marine looks gave him an aesthetic advantage with women of a certain age.
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When they gave 91 pieces to the Tampa Museum of Art in 2004, Sotheby's appraised the gift at $1 million, an average of nearly $11,000 per piece; 153 works donated to Morehouse College in 2008 were valued at more than $1 million, over $9,000 apiece.
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"The anti-corruption campaign has increased the people's confidence in and support of the party, and has been highly appraised by them," Xi said at a meeting of the anti-graft watchdog, the Central Commission for Discipline Inspection, in comments reported by the official People's Daily.
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However, Workers Tavern remained untouched by the conflagration, and though the only written record of the bar's existence—discovered by Kirk in an old phone book—was in 1926, she had the building appraised by an architectural historian that placed its construction as early as 1905.
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Whitaker's appointment last year was met by immediate challenges from Democrats, who called his move from Sessions' chief of staff to acting attorney general unconstitutional, and worried out loud that Trump was installing a lackey to keep him appraised of updates in special counsel Robert Mueller's probe.
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Among the items Verma sought reimbursement for were some two dozen pieces of jewelry appraised at $43,065, $2,000 worth of clothes, a $325 moisturizer, $349 noise-cancelling headphones, and an Ivanka Trump-brand pendant valued at $5,900 and made of gold, prasiolite, and diamonds, according to Politico.
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One thing that I'm pretty confused about is, at least in terms of the rent-stabilized apartments, [the Trumps] boosted the value of the apartments with inflated costs [through a shell company], but then when these buildings were appraised, they were shown as being really low in value.
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In that range, Uber would fall short of the $100 billion valuation that it would have reached based on earlier pricing it shared with some investors, though it would still be above the $76 billion it was appraised at in its most recent private fund-raising in August.
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The War Powers Resolution further stipulates parameters of presidential and congressional war powers, including imposing procedural requirements to ensure that presidents keep Congress appraised of military decisions as well as provisions that provide Congress with a mechanism to suspend military operations initiated by the President in certain circumstances.
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He's looking at a digital meter that keeps him appraised at all times of his blood-sugar levels — he's been a Type I diabetic since the age of two and uses a cell-phone-sized insulin pump that's wired into his circulatory system to regulate his glucose levels.
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"Because the majority of these interval funds are invested in private non-traded funds, with just a small public security sleeve for liquidity, these investments are largely insulated from market volatility, and instead the [net asset values] are mainly driven by the appraised values of the underlying properties," he said.
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He also noted that Mr. Schlesinger had amassed a fortune in real estate, selling an elegant brownstone on the Upper East Side of Manhattan for more than $20 million about a decade ago, and earlier buying a property on Quogue, on Long Island, that is appraised for more than $11 million.
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To quantify the health advice given by physicians, the researchers used a rubric which appraised questions and answers in terms of whether they were positive or negative about vaping in their tone or message, which themes were mentioned in the exchange, and whether a patient thanked the physician for their response.
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"But the fact remains that his do-it-yourself art education enabled him to amass a collection of old masters — he never bought modern pictures — which at the time of his death was appraised at close to $15,000,000, about five times what he paid for it," wrote Henry Ringling North.
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Announces 2015 results * Qtrly earnings per share $0.00 * Has been examining various strategic alternatives, including potential business combinations, to maximize shareholder value * Actively engaged in reviewing options that could lead to future development of its remaining appraised, but undeveloped UK oil & gas assets Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage: (Bengaluru Newsroom)
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The couple say they made the claim after they had their jewelry collection appraised and were told its value was $9 million less than the $15 million that Vahid Moradi of CJ Charles Jewelers sold it to them for, according to a lawsuit they declared last week originally pulled by The Times-Picayune.
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Elliott said Hyundai Mobis and Hyundai Motor each has as much as 6 trillion won ($5.6 billion) of excess cash, but they "have used valuable capital to fund many questionable investments" including the group's $10 billion bid to buy a plot of land in Seoul at a 217 percent premium over the land's appraised value.
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At this point, the heirs or estate have the options to sell the house, purchase the home for 85033 percent of its appraised value, sign a deed in lieu of foreclosure, or do nothing and let the lender take possession of the property through the foreclosure process, which does not include eviction of the borrower.
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For an item whose worth depends on its uniqueness and safekeeping, "Once Upon a Time in Shaolin" has a history that would probably worry any potential collector, said Jeff Gold, the owner of the music collectibles store Recordmecca and a top dealer in rock memorabilia, who appraised the Bob Dylan Archive before its sale in 0003.
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The collective amount of so-called tappable equity, which is the appraised value of a home minus the 33 percent most lenders require borrowers to keep as a safety net, grew by 23 percent in the first quarter of this year compared with the previous quarter, according to Black Knight, a mortgage software and analytics company.
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Pointer, who helps run a fan page for SpaceX on Facebook, said last week that three times an appraised value wouldn't be enough to relocate and enjoy an equivalent lifestyle: a location that's remote, just a mile or two from a public beach, surrounded by a paradise of birds and other coastal wildlife, and capped with a home she and her husband put most of their savings into building themselves.
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The landmark mansions, formerly owned by the railroad heir Archer Huntington and his wife, Anna Hyatt Huntington, had become too expensive to maintain, and their huge market potential — they were appraised at $107 million in 2012 — represented the best way for the academy to reinvent itself, in a new location, with an endowment, which it has never had, said Wendy Evans Joseph, vice president of the academy's board.
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In it we read: "General culture should precede specialization; this general culture should not be appraised in terms of immediate utility, like courses in a trade school; the first responsibility of a college of liberal arts should center, not on facts or skills, but on attitudes; its primary task should be the refining of taste, the sharpening of intellect, the strengthening of will, the ennobling of character" (29).
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Unlike eBay Motors, which is a peer-to-peer experience, offering no concierge services (although it does offer some self-service options such as free Carfax reports), Beepi was a full-service platform promising rigorous inspections on cars, a 215-day no-questions return policy for a purchased car and, for sellers, a promise that if one's car didn't sell in 214 days, Beepi would buy it outright for the appraised value.
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But everyone agreed on one thing: The engagement ring's main diamond had to be appraised by the Gemological Institute of America, commonly called the G.I.A. The thought of prying the diamond out of its setting and slipping it into an envelope addressed to one of the institute's 11 laboratories around the world seemed a bit like directing a letter to "Santa Claus, North Pole" in hopes of finding a Jaguar XK-E Roadster under my Christmas tree.
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