Condos — especially new condos — continue to fuel the rise.
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They accounted for 21% of the 6,400 Trump condos sold in the US. Those figures include condos that Trump developed as well as condos that others developed in his name under licensing deals that pay Trump a fee or a percentage of sales.
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Government efforts to force developers to build "family-friendly" condos has resulted only in tiny three-bedroom condos suitable for students – in other words, more investors.
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While some condos at the Sarasota Bay club can cost over a million dollars, there are 983-square-foot one-bedroom condos that go for less.
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One Waterline Square, a 20183-story tower, offers 22018 condos atop 22 rentals, while Two Waterline Square, a 2400-story building, has 160 condos and 486 rentals.
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Condos might have even made them more money, but "we had to decide, do we build condos or do we save Brooklyn?" said Mr. Hidary, who is from Midwood.
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They include condos that Trump developed and sold himself, as well as condos developed by others in Trump's name under licensing deals that pay Trump a percentage of each sale.
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In 227, 247 condos sold in Dumbo for an average of $22016 million, according to information from StreetEasy; in 219, just 2016 condos sold, for an average of $225 million.
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Overbuilding led to a glut of new condos, which stalled the sales of existing condos, stretching their days on market last year to almost twice that of 2011, Mr. Pinsonneault said, noting that prices of resale condos have declined by roughly 1 to 2 percent in each of the last four years.
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For condos, 52 sold from June 2019 through February 2020 for an average price of $311,748, compared with 53 condos during that period in 2018-19 for an average of $280,2003.
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"Chinese clients have been buying $5 million-plus condos on Fifth Avenue and Park Avenue, $1 million to $2 million condos on the Upper West Side, and $2 million to $5 million condos in Tribeca and SoHo," said Carole Armstrong, a real estate agent with DJK Residential, citing some of the city's ritziest areas.
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Ms. Manaiza said one-bedroom condos begin in the low $100,000s and go up to $130,000; two-bedroom condos range from $140,000 to $180,000; and three-bedroom units from $63,000 to $210,000.
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The median price of condos was $728,453, a year-on-year decrease of 36.4 percent (because there are relatively few condos available, median sales prices can fluctuate wildly from year to year).
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The city would now have less pizza and more condos.
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Because it seems like you could have been selling condos.
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Golubchik and Sall own Trump condos in Sunny Isles Beach.
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Ripping away roofs, flooding condos and throwing debris everywhere. pic.twitter.
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You'll find no overpriced condos in the big cities here.
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Luxury rentals and condos are near the downtown train station.
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Fifteen condos in 10 days, he boasted to an interviewer.
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A private developer proposed condos at the site in 2005.
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INDOORS: The three condos are laid out side by side.
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Best of all, most of their resorts are actually condos.
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It's also unclear if anyone currently lives in the condos.
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The condos reportedly go for between $1.5 and $3.5 million.
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When more apartments do come, they're likely to be condos.
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They paid their deposits, but the condos were never built.
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For those looking to buy, condos are the only option.
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Donald Trump Jr. was also in India, promoting luxury condos.
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The first condos are expected to be ready in 2022.
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Condos and office buildings are going up at dizzying speed.
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"Little did I know, condos have rules, too," she said.
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From beachfront condos to landlocked subdivisions, flood zones are everywhere.
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The disclosures show that Trump received $4.93 million from condos that he sold and between $500,000 and $5 million from condos sold by licensees in the US. Note: Trump was the developer unless otherwise specified.
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While the priciest and most prestigious New York City condos are often in skyscrapers with dozens or hundreds of residences, Nabokov is more of a boutique building, with only six floors and 15 condos total.
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The building was later demolished to make room for luxury condos.
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Mr. Fagen put out a solo record, "Sunken Condos," in 2012.
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He's also noticed that bitcoin listings tend to be luxury condos.
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The neighborhood does not have any single-family homes — only condos.
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The condos around here aren't being built fast enough under Obama.
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The original plan to build condos was derailed by the recession.
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Her mom also bought two condos in the same luxury building.
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The presence of condos at 29 First also differentiates the building.
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One worker told him he owns three condos in the area.
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Dozens of new condos across the street reflect the changing neighborhood.
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Those units all got turned into condos, and they're all gone.
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That disconnect has led to a glut of unsold luxury condos.
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You won't see too many luxury stores or fancy condos here.
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There are also townhouses and smaller condos available for around $110,000.
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High tides wash into beachfront condos on many of our islands.
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An exception is the Scrimshaw House condos, also on the Hudson.
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In a market dominated by rentals, condos are scattered and modest.
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The floors directly above the Sky Lounge house four condos each.
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This does not include condos, whose prices are somewhat less deadly.
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For people in apartments or condos, there may not be outlets.
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An area of town you haven't been to in a few months can still look completely different (condos, always condos), and the list of iconic establishments that are now but foundations for "boutiques" continues to grow.
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He's also adventurous and routinely travels outside of lavish first-class condos.
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The condos are currently priced between $232 and $290 per square foot.
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Two hundred luxury condos priced between $2 million and $6 million apiece.
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The scale started with getting 5% of condos costing up to $100,000.
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By 2020, over 9,900 new rentals and condos are projected to open.
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When that's done, it's hoping to sell the site for luxury condos.
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"We basically didn't want to see condos go up there," he said.
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Sales of three-bedroom condos and co-ops were rare, he said.
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On March 23, the 48 condos and co-ops listed on StreetEasy.
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In states with laws like these, kiddie condos may not be possible.
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It's not uncommon for such "entry-level" condos to set neighborhood records.
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So who's buying these extravagantly priced condos 1,550 feet in the sky?
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In 2013, the property's owner destroyed the graffiti to create luxury condos.
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People who were living in these crazy loft condos that were inexpensive.
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The larger condos have three bedrooms and 2,326 square feet of space.
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Buyers of condos in the building are all Russian, according to Vesper.
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Those condos cost even more, so he picked the least expensive unit.
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It was converted by the developer Mitchell Holdings into condos in 2013.
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Uprooting some of those businesses have been high-rise condos called supertalls.
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The former mixed-used rental building was converted to condos in 2009.
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From the lobby, residents can access their condos via high-speed elevators.
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Rows of enormous new condos had been carved out of the mountain.
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YA8816 LLC bought two condos in Las Vegas for $250,000 in October.
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One of these 1,030-square-foot condos in Miami is for sale.
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It has developed 800 condos and rentals in the neighborhood since 2004.
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That apprehension has led to some bargains at condos with designer pedigrees.
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Afterward, other secretaries of state, including Vermont's James Condos, entered the fray.
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Condos said that Bullock did not encourage him to write to Leahy.
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These are all fertile ground where people could buy condos from him.
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Condos there were priced up to $1.5 million as of last year.
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OTHER CONDOS Nearly all the top sales in 2017 were at condominiums.
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While townhouses may be common in Cobble Hill, condos are less so.
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But board problems often crop up in condos too, Mr. Wagner said.
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The report also showed non-residents tended to own newer and smaller condos in Toronto than those owned by residents, which has been blamed for fueling a building boom of small condos designed for investors, not residents, in mind.
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Oddie: No, they've torn it down to build condos and a retirement home.
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Or your local officials approving the building of luxury condos in your neighborhood.
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Two officers fired back in a gunbattle that sent bullets into nearby condos.
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Most worrisome, the supply of condos for sale rose a striking 34 percent.
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And Trump is not unique in selling condos to cash-paying shell companies.
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The influx of art galleries, hi-rise luxury condos, and hotels is jarring.
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That's approximately 280,000 single-family homes, condos and townhouses, according to the company.
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Nearly 246,244 family homes and condos were flipped in 22014, according to RealtyTrac.
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She now is working part-time cleaning condos and lives with her mother.
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Nina was on deadline for copy about some new condos for oligarchs downtown.
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New York City records state that the condos are no longer rent regulated.
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The average sales price for new condos jumped 7 percent to $4.70 million.
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The building was converted from rentals to luxury condos by O'Connor Capital Partners.
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"Nobody moves to Seattle for the luxury condos," said West, Devlin's band mate.
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There were 55 co-ops and 22 condos on the market on Oct.
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Bernie will make it so landlords can't move in or convert to condos.
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Only one of the Nabokov condos I visited was partially furnished and decorated.
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We don't need a big house, but even condos are hard to find.
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But fractional shares, along with vacation condos and houses, are not great investments.
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Toll Brothers builds McMansions and expensive condos in and around wealthy urban areas.
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The Solaire, completed in 2003, is scheduled to convert to condos next year.
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Those units are often found in Upper Manhattan, where condos are increasingly common.
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The rent was $210 a month (condos there now sell for $22 million).
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And Three Waterline Square has 34 stories, with 47 condos above 167 rentals.
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Today, even many condos rising in perennially cool San Francisco include central air.
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Sales will start in July, with the condos scheduled to open in 2021.
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Consider Vanderbilt Management, which manages 22 co-ops and condos in the city.
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The area has been transformed by a pristine new park and luxury condos.
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The original plan, which was stymied by the recession, was to develop condos.
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Modest homes and condos often furnished, can be found for less than $100,000.
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And at Natiivo Miami, condos are currently listed from $350,000 to $1.2 million.
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Lennar is building moderately priced townhomes and condos with a New York theme.
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Or in the stunningly gentrified brownstones, townhouses or condos that surround Capitol Hill.
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The top floors, filled with condos, will open in spring 2019, he said.
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Rent from the condos more than covers the owners' carrying costs, he said.
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Sometimes the results were disastrous, as with Trump University, or those Florida condos.
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And my soundtrack—between when you pass the glass condos on Lake Shore Blvd.
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Shops, bakeries, cafes, restaurants and condos are within a stone's throw of the water.
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Realtors reported a frenzy of requests, with condos being sold by text, sight unseen.
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The loans were secured by collateral made up of three Chicago condos Shtayner owns.
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Condos, meanwhile, jumped to $388,000 in 2015 from an average of $277,000 in 2013.
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We found seven condos that are going for about the same price as Tumblr.
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Recently I found out that building is slated to be torn down for condos.
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Trump has been selling condos to secretive buyers for decades, the property records show.
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Favela communities stand next to expensive high-rise condos, just streets from suburban neighbourhoods.
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If he sells all of the condos, he will make something approaching $2000 million.
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The events are free, and Keystone offers one-bedroom condos from $199 a night.
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She and Basinski were close, before he left Williamsburg and fleed the new condos.
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Her family lost nearly everything in the fire, which also destroyed five more condos.
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Today another wave of Arabs is coming—this time for skiing, saunas and condos.
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Co-ops ranged from $39,000 to $509,000, and condos from $4783,000 to $1.65 million.
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"We will look at how we can ramp up even more security," Condos said.
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The idea of luxury condos on Avenue B was brash, to say the least.
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What is it like working in luxury apartment buildings and condos around the US?
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Adding to the beachfront properties are two condos in the same building in Coronado.
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Read more about the multi-million-dollar condos at 181 Fremont in San Francisco
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Condos include high-rises like 55 Austin Place, with an outdoor pool, and Nos.
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Co-ops are generally cheaper than condos, but they usually have strict financial requirements.
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Most Wyndham properties are essentially condos, offering multiple bedroom, full kitchen, and washer/dryer.
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Some people think that the city wants to develop that neighborhood with new condos.
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Thomaston, on Great Neck's biggest hill, blends single-family homes, apartment buildings and condos.
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About two-thirds of the 56 condos have sold since last June, he said.
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That is considerably less than the monthly fees for most condos or co-ops.
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Condos there start at about $3 million and can fetch upward of $0003 million.
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He was one of the rare developers at the time to build luxury condos.
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At the high end, condos were replaced by luxury ski chalets and beachfront villas.
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The Miami-based broker handling the sales of condos has sued Trump's local developer.
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The building's construction was to be paid for with money raised by selling condos.
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At Waterline, rental units are stacked below the condos in each of the towers.
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The HIGH End Several new condos come on line in historic Cobble Hill, Brooklyn.
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There is currently a dizzying array of multi-million-dollar condos in San Francisco.
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Sales of new-construction condos have surged, many of them high-priced luxury units.
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One-bedroom condos on or near the slopes are around 500 dollars a night.
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But she noted that a surplus of high-end condos remain on the market.
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There were also 93 condos listed at an average of $796,000, according to Pearce.
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"Condos remain hot, but there is an evolution of baby boomers," Mr. Greenwood said.
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New condos surround the building, 244-29 Bond Street, a chic block in Manhattan.
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It will house thousands of Facebook employees; there are condos for sale as well.
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Those pile on top of 212,400 new condos in 2015 and 4,000 in 2016.
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Half-built hotels and condos dot the outskirts of town, left orphaned by twitchy investors.
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And unlike other UHNI purchases — art, stocks, luxury condos — superyachts aren't even a good investment.
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Her grandmother told police Asiah left their home at River Run Condos at 4 p.m.
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The area where the condos are was never used for industrial purposes by the Navy.
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Imagine a housing developer wants to promote fancy, new condos in San Francisco on Facebook.
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"Let's just say we need better lines of communication," said Vermont's Jim Condos, a Democrat.
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Three-bedroom condos can be hard to find, she added, and co-ops are few.
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The 212 condos start at $2.6 million; penthouse units will fetch up to $32 million.
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Trump bought the Central Park South building in 1981 and later converted it into condos.
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Record-high prices that seem to be climbing just as fast as the condos themselves.
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New York City penthouses, Miami condos, LA mansions, and luxury ranches out west aren't selling.
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The flophouses and nickel-a-drink saloons have given way to nightclubs and luxury condos.
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Mr. Hill and Ms. Rhodes sold their individual condos in Washington, for $410,000 and $473,000.
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At least, the marketing campaigns of recent condos rarely seem to tout environmental bona fides.
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I looked a month ago for condos, and there were only two on the market.
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Lido Key is your classic coastal resort city, filled with high-rise condos and nightlife.
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We'd been talking about our condos earlier, so I wanted to show her my apartment.
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Later he bought a second building across the street and converted that into 22 condos.
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Retirees and families in Florida believed Donald Trump when he said he'd build them condos.
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Facebook pages are like the once-vibrant amusement park that got knocked down for condos.
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Individuals subletting apartments in condos and co-ops wouldn't subscribe to such services at all.
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It's also just the place for condos, Amazon and, in one case, a homeless shelter.
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That will require persuading communities accustomed to single-family homes to accept condos and townhomes.
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Last month, Kings County had 197 market-rate condos in that range, according to StreetEasy.
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"We really pushed back," Jim Condos, secretary of state of Vermont, told Congress in March.
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Q: About a decade ago, my rent-stabilized Upper West Side building converted to condos.
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In place of mom's dive bar and low-rent apartments, the developer sees pricey condos.
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"When guests come through on the tours, they always ask about the condos," she said.
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Ms. Marvin noted that 40 percent of residents live in co-ops, condos or apartments.
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The structure is currently divided into two condos and one section of raw, unfinished space.
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INDOORS The building was built around 5013 and converted to condos about 2501 years ago.
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The shiny high-rise condos and hotels that continue to proliferate at an incredible rate.
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"I sat on the condo board, and he's very involved in his condos," she said.
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The lot is ripe for development, possibly as a hotel or condos, Ms. Farruggio said.
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Miracle Strip Amusement Park closed in Florida in 2004 to make way for new condos.
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Planners intended to include low-income housing with the offices and luxury apartments and condos.
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It's now surrounded by boutiques and luxury condos, but she is determined not to sell.
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Citywide, new condos are averaging $2000,211 a square foot, according to Douglas Elliman Real Estate.
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Fontainebleau Development, for one, owns Turnberry Ocean Club, with 154 condos spread over 54 stories.
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Investing in luxury condos is not the same thing as investing in people and families.
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The median sales price for condos through October was $1.14 million, down slightly from $1.15 million at the same time last year, when sales of new condos at 388 Bridge were robust, according to Jonathan J. Miller, the president of the appraisal firm Miller Samuel.
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A large fire ripped through several beachfront condos and homes in North Myrtle Beach Saturday night.
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CityPlace, a concentration of condos close to the waterfront, struggled with luring business into the complex.
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Its chairman, Vermont Secretary of State Jim Condos, has, however, aired concerns about the proposed mandates.
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During Trump's press conference, he even suggested North Korea use its "great beaches" to develop condos.
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All the condos at ePlace, expected to be completed by early 2019, have already been sold.
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In broader Miami, inventory rose 11 percent, resulting in a 40-month supply of luxury condos.
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It was initially considered for Olympic volleyball competitions, and it is lined with luxury condos today.
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WALLACE: We&aposre still a long way away from building condos on beaches in North Korea.
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That figure, for both new construction and renovations, includes apartments, condos and commercial and institutional buildings.
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If we have to elevate it and have it up in the air, over the condos.
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Plus, Condos noted, every state has its own procurement protocols, which might affect the final prices.
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These B2B companies are definitely not as sexy as marketplaces for vacation condos or online dates.
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When people see glass-and-steel condos everywhere, this felt like it was certainly a victory.
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Without it, more wetlands and beachfront property would likely be developed into strip malls and condos.
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He employed vivid imagery: North Korea could be an economic powerhouse with great beaches and condos.
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In a presidential election, the secret ballot is sacred, but condos and co-ops operate differently.
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There are two condos currently for sale in the Park Avenue co-op, according to StreetEasy.
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It will also buy some townhomes or condos that receive traditional financing and allow for rentals.
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Still, Trump Jr. was put in charge of various building projects, hotels, condos, and golf courses.
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Eight condos ranged from $550,000 for a one-bedroom to $2489 million for a three-bedroom.
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I walked by glass-and-steel condos next to ornate Orthodox churches and modest postwar townhouses.
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"Ossining has more per capita condos than in any of the surrounding communities," Mr. Schatz said.
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Atlanta is still expanding pretty quick, so there's always new restaurants, movies, TV shows, condos, etc.
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Yet these record-breaking sales hide the fact that many Billionaires' Rows condos are sitting empty.
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After the reassessment was announced last winter, Mr. Ganim bought two condos, according to city records.
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In the hottest markets, houses and condos can go into contract within 24 hours of listing.
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Since 2010, 64 percent (including projects under construction) have been residential, most of them luxury condos.
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"Investors are looking for anything in Hudson County they can turn into condos," Mr. Pinto said.
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Donald Trump Jr. was also in India this week, selling luxury condos for the Trump Organization.
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The condos are being developed by Kushner Companies and were being marketed by Jared's sister. Yes!
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It was converted into condos in the late '90s by the Trump Organization and Colony Capital.
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But multifamily housing is still a rarity in Scarsdale, be it rentals, co-ops or condos.
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"The carrying costs are getting ridiculous" for condos, said Christopher Kromer, the listing agent with Halstead.
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Condos were being gobbled up as soon as they were put on the market (no pressure).
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The garage condos are delivered in basic form, but most owners elaborately finish and equip them.
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Wealthy Venezuelans have long parked their money in the United States and bought condos in Miami.
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The median price for condos was $390,000, compared with $427,596; for co-ops, $188,500, versus $210,2534.
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I can point to a bunch of condos in the city and know where different agencies are.
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Think of the condos going up in downtown Los Angeles, people putting so much money into those.
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The property market here is a monster: Houses and condos are expensive and inventory is extremely low.
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But in areas glutted with condos for sale or rent, selling a timeshare can be almost impossible.
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It sucks they're selling it because Nashville is just getting overrun with buildings and apartments and condos.
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The course and condos have already been built, but there is still plenty left to fight for.
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Aides to the governor swiftly rejected the compromise, because of the inclusion of condos in the program.
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Far from the big-city hustle and smog, there are miles of beaches, condos, and surf shacks.
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We'll also expand more into condos and corporate housing and target our third city in early 2019.
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Prices for luxury condos in Ho Chi Minh City increased by 17% in 239, according to Bloomberg.
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Otherwise, in 50 years NYC will just be one long strip of luxury condos, banks, and pharmacies.
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Condos prices surged 18.2 percent during that time, compared to a 11.4 percent gain for other homes.
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The only sector of the Case-Shiller index that saw prices fall was New York City condos.
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New York had become a place that seemed Disneyfied with its high-rise condos and shopping centers.
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The island is slated to house new luxury condos soon as part of a larger redevelopment effort.
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The guarantee includes a full refund of accommodation fees at participating hotels, condos and villas island-wide.
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Finally, Bezos' parents own three condos in the Century building at 25 Central Park West in Manhattan.
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The area has seen 6,000 housing units built in recent years, many of which are luxury condos.
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Central Park Tower will be completed in 2020, but it's already launched sales of its 179 condos.
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"Changing roof use spawns a disproportionate amount of litigation in co-ops and condos," Mr. Shmulewitz said.
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There are more low-rise apartments and public housing complexes, along with a sprinkling of snazzy condos.
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Otherwise, literally everything becomes condos and office because that's the highest-value use of the underlying land.
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They are put off by high prices for condos and seeing less and less value in homeownership.
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A nice little ballpark village with ground-floor retail and millennials living in condos isn't really feasible.
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The top floors of the Woolworth Building, once called "the cathedral of commerce," are now luxury condos.
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At the company's Pierhouse at Brooklyn Bridge Park building in New York, condos start at $1.5 million.
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Century-old wood frame buildings are routinely gutted for luxury rental apartments or razed for multistory condos.
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The Mid-Levels West area of Hong Kong is teeming with ultraluxury condos and tiny bachelor pads.
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The developers anticipate that about three-quarters of the condos would sell for less than $2.5 million.
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Prices start in the $200,000s for co-ops and condos, and in the low $300,903s for houses.
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And I banned some other evictions, for instance conversions to condos, two days ago, are now banned.
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The public also seems to know about the post-mortem spending spree on condos, watches and cars.
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One-bedroom apartments, condos and lofts in these areas tend to cost between $42 and $128. Airbnb.com.
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The renovation project began in 2014 and the first condos are expected to be completed in 2022.
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In the Bay Area, she finds everything you might expect, including hubris, misogyny, and offensively priced condos.
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He bought three condos in a historic Manhattan building overlooking Central Park for $7.65 million in 1999.
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Overall, the average price per square foot fell for all Manhattan condos, but only by 1 percent.
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The brothers have developed and invested in luxury condos and houses in their home state of Florida.
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These condos range in size from studios to four bedrooms and cost between $500,000 and $5 million.
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Asking around $3,400 a square foot, 45 Park Place ranks among the most expensive condos in Manhattan.
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Lenders, condos and co-ops ask for financial information like tax returns, pay stubs and bank statements.
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By one estimate, 2238 in 238 new condos built in Manhattan since 2000 remain unsold and empty.
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Before Hurricane Florence, the Surf Condos black asphalt parking lot hugged the eight buildings in the complex.
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Democratic expectations for the state are rising alongside the new homes and condos remaking its desert landscape.
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Further south in Hollywood, Trump's luxury condos are unlikely to fare much better: Bolter's modelling suggests Trump's Hollywood condos could be turned into islands for up to 140 days a year by 2045, cut off from the low-lying A1A coastal road because of tidal flooding and storm surges.
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Galleries and luxury condos have a direct hand in raising rents and displacing low income rent-subsidized tenants.
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She was recently evicted from her own Tenderloin apartment, which was redeveloped into condos for the super rich.
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Just a handful of people work there today, and much of the building is being converted to condos.
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"I wish Twitter was a little bit better because that puts additional work on our staff," Condos said.
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Residents from this location and other Trump Place condos said they were "embarrassed" to be associated with Trump.
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The 375 condos in the inverted structure sold out quickly when they went on sale several years ago.
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The importance of privacy was on the developers' minds when they were making key decisions for the condos.
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The math is elementary: Mauro will more than make his money back by selling just a few condos.
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"This can't be a city of just penthouses and luxury condos," Mr. de Blasio said at the time.
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The sharp rise in the number of Trump- branded luxury condos bought by shell corporations since his nomination.
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He pointed to Trump's dealings with the mob-controlled S&A Concrete to build his Trump Plaza condos.
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Without condos, it won't become just like everywhere else in Manhattan, and art has been a central activity.
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There streets have been raised and pumps installed to keep water away from luxury condos and upscale restaurants.
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Besides the Nevada properties, records link him over the years to nine other houses, condos and apartment buildings.
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While co-ops, many in the Deco style, pop up for sale across the Bronx, condos are rarer.
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In 2017, he bought a pair of condos in SoHo, New York City, for a reported $10 million.
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One of the biggest problems is the glut of new condos under construction, especially in the luxury segment.
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Condos are generally cheaper than houses in a market where the benchmark home price is C$931,900 ($711,000).
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The Clare has a variety of floor plans, which include one-bedroom, two-bedroom, and three-bedroom condos.
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Co-op listings ranged from $50,000 to $300,63; condos and properties in homeowners associations were $165,000 to $875,000.
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The taxes due on one of the mayor's condos is 53 percent less than last year's tax bill.
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For condos, the median was $608,500, up from $395,000; for co-ops, it was $184,000, down from $216,750.
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But the average price for new condos in the area south of the Brooklyn Bridge was $3.09 million.
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Longtime residents have come to see the arrival of condos and bike lanes as harbingers of rising rents.
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"You can argue that in certain areas" of Brooklyn, "there is a shortage of condos," Mr. Miller said.
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A few condos, usually in older buildings, can be found up and down the avenue, including at Nos.
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" Before the collapse, "we were selling million-dollar homes and condos," he said, which "has never come back.
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"From the start, I didn't want to make a project about new condos replacing older houses," he said.
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"Now Miami-Dade county is saturated with new condos again, and we're already seeing discounted prices," he said.
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The 62-story tower has reached completion amid a surplus of luxury condos on the market in Miami.
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The median price for condos and townhouses so far in 153 is $535,000, the same as in 2019.
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However, an aide to Condos who asked not to be identified, dismissed that figure as way too low.
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"The spec houses being built are equivalent to too many condos being built in New York," he said.
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But the neighborhood has long since transformed into a bustling hive of boutique hotels and high-priced condos.
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Construction of multiple units, typically condos, dropped 7.7 percent in November, while single-unit starts were essentially flat.
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In Manhattan, the Lower East Side theaters were being gobbled up by developers and vomited out as condos.
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In Manhattan, the Lower East Side theaters were being gobbled up by developers and vomited out as condos.
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For example, let's say a developer builds hipster condos and creates an ad — and targets Pearl Jam fans.
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Luxury condos built and sold in a former Gestapo headquarters in Hamburg led to an outcry last year.
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Beautiful warehouses converted into condos, along with tasteful shops and restaurants, are filling in the once-industrial area.
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Toronto used to be filled with a host of different clubs and food spots but now it's condos.
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They look fine, happy even, bustling toward the keypads on condos that bloomed on top of god-knows-what.
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I'm at Gimlet Media HQ, hard by exotic Gowanus Canal Superfund luxury condos, here with the Gimlet Media folks.
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He found a new studio in the Pacific Felt Factory, a hidden arts complex surrounded by newly built condos.
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Today, the space is being gut-renovated to create a combination of luxury condos and a smaller boutique hotel.
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In July 2017, NBC Bay Area described about 50 residents as saying they were "stuck with nearly worthless condos."
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Already, the number of condos on the market jumped 7 percent in the quarter, reaching a six-month supply.
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Whether you're building condos for profit or subsidized housing to advance social equity, the basic process is the same.
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Landlords push people out of apartments, condos and houses in order to rent the units out for short-terms.
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Luxury condos in the neighborhood start at $4.3 million and can exceed $32 million, Business Insider's Katie Warren reported.
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The sales include luxury condos and penthouses in Las Vegas and New York and oceanfront lots near Los Angeles.
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Prices have not yet been determined for the condos or rentals, which are expected to open by early 2019.
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Additional documents underlying the sale give two more addresses, both million-dollar condos in Vancouver, for Xu and Huang.
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According to Bloomberg, Evenson could be called to discuss Manafort renting one of his condos with the lodging service.
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Eighteen condos listed earlier this month ranged from $219,000 for a one-bedroom to $18133,000 for a two-bedroom.
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This is partly why investors tend to favor condos over co-ops when buying property solely as an investment.
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The average list price on July 25 for condos was $47,435 and for co-ops, $307,686, Ms. Levine said.
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Unlike in the US, most of the condos in Nabokov were not staged with lavish furnishings, but totally empty.
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"We now know the old neighborhood and the younger crowd who are buying these new condos," Ms. Gloyd said.
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To gather the data, PropertyShark looked at the sales of family homes, condos, and co-ops in each neighborhood.
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Microbreweries, luxury condos, and Brooklyn-esque coffee shops are popping up in the Pacific Northwest city of 229,000 people.
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"That classic 18th hole — the developers wanted to put condos right on the edge of the hole," Perry said.
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All the co-ops were listed for under $400,000, Mr. Valhouli said, while condos were asking $725,000 to $825,000.
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Larry Hall, the developer and owner of Survival Condos, looked at these abandoned silos and saw a business opportunity.
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In comparison, the average price of new condos in SoHo — an admittedly short list — was $9.8 million on Oct.
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Where the creative settle, bankers and lawyers soon follow, and today two-bedroom condos are going for $3 million.
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The tower, whose one-bedroom condos start at $1.5 million, will also showcase art from Mr. Solow's extensive collection.
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"The prices most Trump condos are now selling for no longer merit the luxury designation," the CityRealty report said.
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Twenty years ago, just over 5 percent of new condos that sold in Manhattan had three or four bedrooms.
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In early January, 25 condos and co-ops were listed at an average of $2.59 million, according to StreetEasy.
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A: City rules require residential building owners, including rentals, co-ops and condos, to heat their buildings from Oct.
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The scene mirrors a trend in decked-out areas constructed at New York condos and rentals in recent years.
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Source: Rio's $700 million athletes village was turned into luxury condos but is now reportedly 'shuttered' and 93% vacant
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Stackhouse rented three condos that season: two for postproduction editing and one that he turned into a music studio.
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She didn't care if a proposal was for apartments or condos or how much money its future residents had.
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Both condos are open plan, with ceilings rising to about 30 feet and master bedroom suites in upstairs lofts.
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New condos have risen on First and Second Avenues, with sales topping $2 million for a two-bedroom apartment.
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Mr. Perri's seven-story glass-wrapped building, the Cascade, is set to open soon with condos starting at $22020,000.
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Mr. Firestone said he hoped that residents of the new condos would find a spiritual home at Shaare Zedek.
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The building will include condos, which went on sale this June and range from 2,886 to 6,910 square feet.
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Images of abandoned, half-built golf course developments — where unsold condos overlooked overgrown courses — were reminders of miscalculated affluence.
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From Central Park in 2010, you could see stately luxury hotels, condos, and co-ops lining Central Park South.
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Construction on 266 luxury condos has already begun on Yerba Buena, a naturally-formed landmass adjacent to Treasure Island.
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Could he wield threat of an expanded travel ban to ensure his hotels and condos get preferential treatment overseas?
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NBC Bay Area reported in July 2017 that about 50 residents said they were "stuck with nearly worthless condos."
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Was the president planning to level the Queensbridge Houses and replace them with a gleaming tower of Trump condos?
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The hospital is gone today, but the graveyard is still there, right behind the modern condos that replaced it.
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The condos, by the way, are built atop the network of old tunnels that once connected the hospital buildings.
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Construction is expected to begin in the spring on the Tides, which will include 900 units, including rentals and condos.
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And it's happening across the board, not just for the ultra-lux condos that have come to define the area.
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Almost half the condos in the city are not occupied by their owners, according to the Canadian Housing Statistics program.
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Those condos were later seized by the government, which claimed they were used to launder money for the Russian mob.
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Last week it announced relaxed regulations that will make it easier to get Federal Housing Administration-backed financing for condos.
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I was high-functioning for five years, and I shot the equivalent of a couple condos into my left arm.
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There are three clusters of housing developments planned for Yerba Buena with condos, townhomes, and flats included in the offerings.
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In six of the licensed buildings, cash-paying shell companies bought at least a third of the condos, records show.
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At a Trump-licensed condo building in Miami-Dade, cash-paying shell companies had bought $32 million worth of condos.
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It's not just megamansions in Houston or penthouse condos in Miami Beach or Manhattan's "Billionaire's Row" that are sitting unsold.
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Simpson raised questions about the funding sources for the development of some Trump-licensed condos in the US and abroad.
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Inventory of luxury condos in Miami Beach jumped 30 percent in the quarter compared with a year ago, to 1,235.
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Private elevators lead up to each of the buildings condos, increasing the anonymity touted by the building's designers and realtors.
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And while the aptly-named business is focused on apartments for now, it will eventually add condos available for rent.
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Twenty new developments are underway, with 26 of 28 condos and houses in these developments sold as of November 21.
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Prices for the top 21.02 percent of condos fell by 232 percent, to an average sale price of $230 million.
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In many condos and townhomes, there are pre-installed intruder alarm systems, so smart home pre-installs isn't too farfetched.
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Condos and attached homes are similarly limited: This September, there were 14 on offer, at a median price of $880,000.
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Condos were fewer and included a one-bedroom for $350,000 and a 1,430-square-foot three-bedroom for $373 million.
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Records link him over the years to more than nine houses, condos and apartment buildings in Nevada, Florida and California.
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In the first five weeks of sales, Millennium Tower sold $100 million worth of condos, the San Francisco Chronicle reported.
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But as condos sprout on Corktown's edges, small businesses are setting up along the main roads, King and Queen Streets.
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On the Broome Street side, however, where residents will enter and exit their condos, the building is open for business.
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Vacant lots won't be vacant for long, brokers say, with developers buying them up to build more townhouses and condos.
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Home sales on the list include single-family homes and condos and range from $99 million to nearly $240 million.
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Jim Condos is the secretary of State for Vermont and the president of the National Association of Secretaries of State.
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Split across 298 levels, the condos range in size from 119 to 245 square meters (1,288 to 2,642 square feet).
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Some of those people are the same ones who have been buying lavish new condos, often through anonymous shell corporations.
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Below-market rents also encourage landlords to convert rent-controlled apartments into condos or otherwise take them off the market.
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Pricing at One Wall is high relative to all units in the area, but right on target for new condos.
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It's hard to action change about big things like luxury condos, and a Metro [grocery store] moving into the neighborhood.
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Another backyard-dweller, Tracey Hamilton, cleans condos and businesses for work and also came to Summers' property three weeks ago.
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The first phase offers 2.553 residential condos, while more than 450 are planned for the final phase, Ms. Brod said.
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The single-level condos are so desirable that "most of them don't make it to the market," Ms. Tomann said.
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Manhattan has built its way there, through the construction of luxury condos seemingly affordable only to oligarchs and venture capitalists.
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The tower, a 277-foot concrete base topped with a glass cube, will have 153 hotel rooms and 21 condos.
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To be known as the Adele, the high-end project will have 22 condos ranging from $2650,2000 to $2.4 million.
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For that one, I turned to state decency laws and a lawyer who represents residents of co-ops and condos.
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So far, few condos built since late 2011, around the time the housing market began to recover, have filed lawsuits.
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Or are we becoming an international deposit box, where people are coming and buying luxury condos but don't live here?
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Welcome to Manhattan in the new Gilded Age, where condos offer wealthy buyers not just decadent indulgences — A wine cellar!
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Women with the means to establish residency as a safety net can easily buy condos in Manhattan or Cold Spring.
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Many of them live in condos or rented houses that they only reside in for certain parts of the year.
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I had this studio down on Wooster Street, and I was selling paintings to decorators for condos and spec houses.
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On May 12, 71 co-ops and condos were for sale in Spuyten Duyvil, according to The New York Times.
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The 62-story luxury tower has reached completion amid a surplus of high-end condos on the market in Miami.
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In 2018, the median price for condos and townhouses was $565,000, up from $490,000 in 2017, according to the CRMLS.
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The neighborhood, Eastlake, is a mix of dockside and waterfront communities and conventional single-family houses and condos on land.
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Sales in buildings converted to condos, a relatively small segment, were not counted, because they are harder to reliably track.
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Of the 2100,15 new condos sold between January 2719 and August 25.225, 222 percent have appeared on StreetEasy as rentals.
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Cultured Traveler As luxury condos proliferate across London, the evolving Tate Modern provides a model for the city's public spaces.
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Across the country, 22928 million condos and single-family homes are vacant while roughly 552,000 people are without a home.
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Microbreweries, luxury condos, and Brooklyn-esque coffee shops are popping up in the Pacific Northwest city of about 229,000 people.
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Selling individual condos and retail space is a headache, although it's possible these could be packaged together for a sale.
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The average asking price was $1.825 million; for co-ops, the average was $1.122 million, and for condos, $2.532 million.
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Mr. Palmer can envision the day when the threadbare old houses like his are replaced by condos with fitness centers.
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With condos, the property is subdivided into individually owned units, while in coops residents own a share in the cooperative.
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THE PLACE La Milagrosa is in a stretch of South Williamsburg largely immune from condos and third-wave coffee shops.
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One bedrooms range from condos near the ocean to guest suites set back on residential streets (about $125 to $250).
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Developed by GID Development Group, each tower was designed by a different architect, with condos beginning around the 20th floor.
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And that's after residents have bought one of the condos on the island, which cost an average of $3.2 million.
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Two monitors display animated GIFs featuring manipulated images of mansions and luxury condos, spackled with religious iconography and American dollar signs.
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It's now populated with galleries and music venues, shops, restaurants and bars, luxury lofts and condos and sidewalks packed with tourists.
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The Trump Organization, which manages Trump Tower condos, said the building remains one of the most prestigious properties in the world.
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" Two: "[Building] housing...in an inclusive and equitable way so that we're building for everyone not just luxury condos or rentals.
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They are literally kept in condos in Vancouver and in other countries just waiting to clear the auction for H-1B.
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We're told John Lecce, of Batra Real Estate Group, showed him luxury high-rise condos in the $5-10 million range.
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It resembles one of those multi-leveled cat condos, only with chess pieces perched on the platforms instead of sleeping felines.
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While Trump said on Sunday that he's sold condos to Russians but has no financial investments or debts in the country.
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One indictment describes Anatoly Golubchik and Michael Sall, who own condos in Trump International Beach Resort in Sunny Isles Beach, Fla.
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Swire Properties is developing Brickell City Centre, which will include complex of luxury condos, office buildings, hotel and a shopping center.
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I know they're putting condos down there and stuff, but we'll find another small space downtown where we can build that.
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I did use some travel rewards to pay for day trips and rental condos, but the rest we are funding ourselves.
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There are also detached single-family homes, condos and co-ops and a small number of free-standing colonials and Tudors.
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There's also a separate entrance for owners of the for-sale condos that start on floor 33 of the high-rise.
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A block of 6,382 condos is held by an investor partnership that rents out units through the Parkchester Preservation Management company.
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When he got back stateside, he divulged his grand ambition to a colleague, Eric Kaufman, whose main business was converting condos.
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And you're actually seeing more of it now in the U.S. Q. What's the average price per square foot for condos?
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Mr. Adjmi was hired by Livwrk and the Kushner Companies, the building's owners, to help convert 338 rental units into condos.
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I toured around the booths in the back and feigned interest about investing in Kitchener condos and luxury hotels in Buffalo.
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In practice, baugruppen are basically like condos, but with much more robust shared spaces and collective ownership rather than developer ownership.
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And if you have a bigger budget, luxury condos generally have on-site leasing offices, and there's no fee for rentals.
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On Marathon Key, I find "Dub" Richardson at the Seapointe condos -- the same spot I found him just after the storm.
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But there are three other condos carved out of the historic structure, each with an initial price tag of $6.5 million.
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In late August, 38 co-ops and condos were for sale at an average list price of $860,000, according to StreetEasy.
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Nine single-family houses and two condos were listed for between $1483,000 and $400,000, with property taxes of $7,500 to $12,000.
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In late September, 12 co-ops and condos were for sale at an average price of $1.16 million, according to StreetEasy.
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In many American cities and downtown areas, new residential development is now heavily skewed toward more expensive, larger apartments and condos.
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The same goes for ski resorts, because there is plenty of land on and around a mountain to build more condos.
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The 2318 homes listed for sale on Zillow start with four 23-bedroom 1-bath condos of around 770 sq. ft.
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More than two dozen condos and rentals have recently opened, are underway or are planned, according to Halstead Property Development Marketing.
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About 250 mostly American investors, who were in the market for vacation condos in Tijuana at the time, found themselves hooked.
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Rentals and condos are also rising in next-door West Chelsea, long considered a separate enclave, though boundaries seem increasingly blurred.
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On the corniche, dotted with beaches, flanked by a new bike path, high-rise condos are going up beside luxury hotels.
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Below the condos, known as the Towers of the Waldorf Astoria, are 375 hotel rooms that Hilton will continue to run.
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As a result, apartment interiors don't offer the floor-to-ceiling vistas that buyers have come to expect from modern condos.
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Fort Greene Park is such a huge draw that she's seen bidding wars for condos in townhouses half a block away.
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Mr. Miller estimated that about 25 percent of the luxury condos that were sold between 2012 and 2500 went to investors.
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Perched along Biscayne Bay and ending at the river, the Brickell neighborhood of Miami is now a canyon of towering condos.
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Following a contentious battle with renters, the buildings stayed and, refurbished, are now condos called Trump Parc and Trump Parc East.
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Bezos bought an additional unit for $5.3 million in 2012, making him the owner of four condos in the historic building.
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Also home to well-preserved ancient Mayan ruins, this town offers affordable condos and homes, just minutes from the Caribbean coast.
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Co-op apartments generally sell for less than condos, but three co-ops with Central Park views closed above $30 million.
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Despite the oversupply, he said demand is still strong for new condos, especially ones that fill a gap in the market.
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Operating rooms and a psychiatric ward were converted to condos with building amenities that include wine storage and a swimming pool.
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Companies like VRBO and HomeAway have long worked with travelers looking for vacation homes ranging from ski condos in Vail, Colo.
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Across the plaza is 15 Hudson Yards, another brand-new residential tower where condos range from $2.6 million to $32 million.
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Now it is home to luxury steel, glass and brink condos and apartment buildings, with the accompanying high-end grocery stores.
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Condos were a median $1,425,500 in 2012, with 149 sales, and rose to $1,750,613 with a larger number of sales, 267.
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But that hasn&apost stopped developers from building luxury condos and hotels or wealthy buyers from snapping up real estate there.
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The median sales price for multifamilies was $275,290, according to Ms. Rello of the Higgins Group; for condos, it was $18203,21820.
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The average discount on all condos was around 9 percent, Mr. Miller said, adding that the price drops helped spur sales.
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But most of the new structures, including high-rise condos and rental buildings, are between Third Avenue and the East River.
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There aren't exactly gift receipts for $14 million condos ... and we're told Kim and Kanye are losing their $600,000 down payment.
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Let me just say, by the way, that the Mill Brook School looks like a set of condos designed by Disney.
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New York City prices increased 3.5 percent, as the stronger dollar and growing supply for luxury condos kept the market in check.
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For instance, Streit's Matzo Factory was replaced with luxury condos; the formerly thriving district of Judaica stores on Essex Street has faded.
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Clarification: This updated version of the story makes it clear that Stephen Ross was talking about condos in big cities being "overbuilt."
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The area is clearly on track for rapid gentrification: You see signs for new luxury condos destined to arise in empty lots.
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The first of a dozen-odd planned new buildings, some high-rise condos and apartments, soar above its once-modest downtown skyline.
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"Homes in particular — but also high rise condos — are pretty vulnerable to the force of 150 mile per hour winds," he added.
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Median house price: $3403,000 This thriving ZIP of condos, lofts, and townhome residences includes downtown, uptown, the Farmers Market neighborhood, and more.
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BuzzFeed News reported earlier this month that 21% of Trump condos in the US were sold to shell companies that paid cash.
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The 53 condos in the building — eight of which are penthouses — also range in size from about 3,000 to 9,000 square feet.
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Owners of the building's multimillion-dollar luxury condos enjoy panoramic views of the Bay Area and easy access to the city's downtown.
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This is the first time since 2003 that prices from condos bearing the name of the president have fallen below Manhattan averages.
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Some of the towering condos going up in this newfangled enclave of waterfront luxury will even brandish the name of Donald Trump.
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On a scale of 1 to 100 for energy efficiency, Manhattan's old Mayfair Hotel, which Trump converted into condos, rated a 1.
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Although the space hasn't yet been swept up in the explosion of condos downtown, there's more to it than meets the eye.
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In its study, seen by Reuters, the IBO only examined condos, comparing more than 17,000 repeat condo sales from 2005 through 2015.
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The company now only has to build the "last mile" connections that will go to apartment complexes and condos in the city.
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This is a benefit in some ways, said Jim Condos, Vermont's secretary of state and a prominent voice in election cybersecurity discussions.
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Those seeking villas, apartments or condos within Porto generally look in Foz or downtown, which has been undergoing a renaissance, he said.
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The association lends an air of luxury to the condos themselves and vice versa, and were surely key in the gym's development.
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Of course, the new condos and rentals have their own rivals for best and brightest amenities: every other new condo and rental.
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The MacDaniels pulled in over $124,000 renting the two condos in 2016 and then brought in almost $138,000 in 2017, MacDaniel says.
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Condos in Steinway Tower, which will welcome its first residents in the summer of 2020, range from $16 million to $57 million.
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Condos represent an affordable option for first-time buyers who may have good credit but are struggling to make a down payment.
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But people living in condos, co-ops and privately owned rental buildings answer to a higher power: the owner of the building.
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Now, the lobbies of all DDG properties, including the condos XOCO 325 on West Broadway and 41 Bond, share a sultry aroma.
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At the seaport, which is often lumped in with the financial district, new condos are unusual, despite past efforts to build them.
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In a neighborhood where condos are scarce and often small, the large L-shaped Steiner East Village takes its building amenities seriously.
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It will be rechristened as the Austin Nichols House, with studios to three-bedroom condos priced from about $535,000 to $3 million.
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At the time, Mr. O'Neill wanted to build condos, a tough proposition in the middle of a severe housing downturn, he said.
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Condos are available at 415 and 455 Main, and less frequently at No. 425, which also has market-rate and affordable rentals.
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So, 2145 First, which broke ground in 2000, had to incorporate condos, which typically allow developers to recoup their investment more quickly.
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The skyscraper, which houses some 400 multimillion-dollar condos, has sunk 16 inches and tilted two inches since it opened in 2009.
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It's no surprise that in the first five weeks, Millennium Tower sold $100 million worth of condos, the San Francisco Chronicle reports.
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It is in a rapidly growing neighborhood where small ranch-style homes are being replaced with multistory condos, packed two per lot.
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The force of the explosion shattered windows of nearby condos and restaurants, while the ensuing fire burned for more than five hours.
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The current administration seems to favor [a type of] North-American city in which cars, private spaces, condos, and malls are praised.
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"Most of the battles that happen in these condos are power grabs," said Rebecca S. Trinkler, a lawyer at Buchanan Ingersoll & Rooney.
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First offices, then rentals, the side-by-side buildings are now entering a third act as condos, courtesy of HFZ Capital Group.
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Historically, many areas that used to have mainly single-family row houses have now been cut up into individual condos or apartments.
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The most recent set of condos finished construction and they started building several more including two within spitting distance from the shop.
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He and his wife, Cindy, the heiress to an Arizona beer distribution fortune, owned condos in Arlington, Va., and La Jolla, Calif.
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In early August, there were 66 co-ops and condos for sale, at an average price of $33 million, according to StreetEasy.
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Rents for one-bedrooms in dedicated rental buildings averaged $237,21 a month, according to StreetEasy, with higher prices for sublets in condos.
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" Brookland's condos are priced to attract younger first-time buyers — a price point that "can't usually afford to be on a park.
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On July 27, 113 co-ops and condos were listed at an average price of $4.6 million, according to data from StreetEasy.
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The IRS commissioner, who refused to release Trump's tax returns to Congress, collects rent from a pair of Trump condos in Hawaii.
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They lounge in their own individual "condos," each equipped with a plush bed, a raised perch and a cozy box for hiding.
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A street near Amazon headquarters in downtown Seattle, where cranes dot the sky as new office buildings, condos and apartments are built.
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It is the first time since CityRealty began tracking sales in 2003 that condos in Trump-branded buildings dropped below Manhattan averages.
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But drive a few blocks west of downtown, into poor and largely black and Hispanic neighborhoods, and there are no $625,000 condos.
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Gas stations sitting on valuable land have also begun to disappear in Lower Manhattan, replaced by high-end condos and office buildings.
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Another potential exit strategy is to convert a number of unsold condos to rentals until the market improves, but there are downsides.
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As more moneyed residents moved in, they brought both extravagances and important amenities, such as giant glass condos, artisanal chocolate and schools.
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But eventually, people adapted and now 90 percent of the 500 co-ops and condos that the company manages use the platform.
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More than a quarter of the 16,242 new condos built in Manhattan since 2013 remain unsold, according to StreetEasy, a listings site.
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The IRS commissioner, who refused to release Trump's tax returns to Congress, collects rent from a pair of Trump condos in Hawaii.
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Boise, Idaho, is booming: Microbreweries, luxury condos, and tech firms are popping up in the Pacific Northwest city of about 229,000 people.
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He felt this was unfair: In previous decades, many neighbors had turned their forests and mangrove swamps into strip malls and condos.
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She was even featured in the New York Post for quickly selling several condos in the area after Amazon's announcement in November.
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I wondered what the taxi garage in the establishing shot of the show had been turned into—condos, Chase, or Duane Reade?
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"What is selling are the one-, two- and three-bedrooms east of Third Avenue," many of them in new condos, he said.
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Then there's the fact that all the go-to live music spots are being threatened by the condos being erected around them.
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In total, they will add 263 condos and 868 rental units to the site of former rail yards, largely ignored for decades.
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They do not enjoy memberships at the Mar-a-Lago club or live in condos paid for by Russian oligarchs in Manhattan.
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It's certainly best suited to apartments, condos, and smaller homes featuring hardwood floors, but living in a giant house isn't a deal breaker.
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And the 31 towers that made up the athletes village, which were set to be transformed into luxury condos, now sit largely vacant.
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Archaeologists, Native activists, and a galvanized public sparred with a developer, who had purchased the property as the future site of luxury condos.
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In cities, once-vibrant shopping areas like Bleecker Street in the West Village or Los Angeles' Westside Pavilion are getting turned into condos.
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From fantasy-like downtown condos to renewed urban lofts, we floated between rooms, noting what we liked and didn't like about each space.
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Nearly 61 percent of the empty homes were condos, and other multi-family properties made up almost 6 percent, according to the statement.
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The site, near City Hall and a convention center, is desirable to developers, who could build condos or a high-end hotel there.
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Condos in the hyper-exclusive community of Bal Harbour saw the average sale price fall 38 percent over the year, to $1.02 million.
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A 7.3 percent drop in starts of multiples - typically condos - offset a 9.5 percent increase in construction of detached homes, the report showed.
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Today, the gallery has been replaced by condos and a canine-themed bar where you can eat nachos out of a dog bowl.
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In Vancouver, the average selling price for condos jumped 19.9 percent, with townhome-style properties rising 18.9 percent compared to the previous year.
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The report showed non-residents owned more condos than detached homes, and tended to own more expensive homes than those owned by residents.
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On this page, the index for condos in New York City is the only index that fell in April from March, down 0.5%.
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The slowdown in housing starts was more pronounced in the multiples segment - typically condos and apartments - than in detached housing, the report showed.
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She chased me down an alley in which a fence too high to jump was on one side and condos on the other.
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They'd been exiled years earlier, as successive mayors cracked down on code violations and landlords nursed visions of converting everything into luxury condos.
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Iranian citizens would be interested to learn who in the leadership owns condos in Dubai or has a rainy-day account in Cyprus.
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Made from high-quality materials with sturdy construction, the New Cat Condos Premier Triple Cat Perch is a great option for larger cats.
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Most buyers are looking for houses, and condos make up only a small percentage of homes owned by tech millionaires, according to Kahramaner.
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As Business Insider's Hillary Hoffower recently reported, Los Angeles mansions, New York City penthouses, Miami condos, and luxury ranches out west aren't selling.
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On my morning commute into Austin, Texas, there are multiple cranes in the air, building high-rise apartments, condos, and commercial office space.
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In Las Vegas, condos sold by Trump's companies sold within a few dollars per square foot of other resellers' units in the building.
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The LLC paid a half-million dollars for two condos in the President's shimmering golden tower near the Las Vegas strip in April.
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Chaleil takes us further up-market with her selection of villas, condos and castles, most of which are at the €10 million mark.
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The building's 648 luxury condos also have access to baller amenities -- pools, hot tubs, fire pits, private spa, and an indoor/outdoor bar.
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And then there is money, or rather opulence, which stands out in the fancy restaurants, sports cars, and luxurious condos all around you.
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"The condos are quite expensive, and that's led to a lot of new apartment projects with plenty more in the works," he said.
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Since 2007, when Alfa broke ground on its Village Green project, the firm has constructed a total of four climate-change-conscious condos.
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Grocery stores and family-owned greengrocers have been closing for years, often transforming into condos and occasionally leaving food deserts in their wake.
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The community, which began in the 30s and consists mostly of condos, duplexes and houses, has 12 units divided into 48 quarter-shares.
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A high-rise building boom, mostly of luxury condos, has transformed New York City's skyline in recent years — and there's more to come.
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One developer is hoping to counter that trend by building condos that are lower in price than those typically sold in the area.
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In Manhattan, one in five new condos has at least three bedrooms, up from one in 292 in the 2300s, Mr. Miller said.
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Some of the year's most expensive closings were at townhouses, but like condos and co-ops, many of the transactions came with discounts.
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The entire area ended up getting demolished and there were plans for condos to be made within the next two years or something.
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Some of that inventory leans more toward luxury than affordable, like the Austonian downtown where condos sell for anywhere between $1,490,000 and $6,995,000.
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The housing stock is a mix of large single-family homes and upscale condos, with proximity to the ocean a strong selling point.
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The company used home values from its online index of single-family homes, co-ops and condos, both on the market and off.
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Six years after he campaigned on a promise of combating income inequality, public housing is falling apart blocks away from multimillion-dollar condos.
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This year, opponents of a massive mixed-use project at Bedford Union Armory successfully challenged the developer, BFC Partners, to stop condos there.
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Absent a sale, the investor called on the company to turn the upper floors of the flagship store into high-end residential condos.
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OTHER BIG SALES at new condos included the month's second highest transaction: a penthouse at the Norman Foster-designed 551 West 21st Street.
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This year, the first residents are expected to move into the 162 luxury condos carved from the former headquarters of The Chicago Tribune.
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Prices for ultraluxury condos in New York have been declining since peaking in 215, according to data from StreetEasy, a real estate site.
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New two-bedroom condos can start around 2011,343 euros; in buildings with lake access, the price could easily be over 234 million euros.
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Graffiti House will feature touches one might associate with luxury condos in Manhattan, like heated floors, spice-rack drawers and cabinet-faced refrigerators.
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Levin's bill "would leave companies, especially small businesses, with additional costly and confusing layers of bureaucratic red tape," Condos wrote in an Aug.
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They&aposve bought several properties throughout the years — including duplexes, condos, and even once a four-bedroom house — throughout the midwest and Texas.
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The family-owned and operated animal boarding home features luxury accommodations for cats, including kitty condos and suites with plush beds and televisions.
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Prices for ultraluxury condos in New York have been declining since peaking in 215, according to data from StreetEasy, a real estate site.
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Half the condos, which range from $0003,2000 to $280 million, have sold since the building opened last spring, said Ben Kaiser, the developer.
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While prices of luxury condos rising along the Weehawken and West New York waterfront often rival, or even exceed, what buyers would spend on a large Tudor house in an inland suburb, real estate professionals say that buyers usually aren't looking at those suburban homes for comparisons — they're looking at condos in places like Battery Park or Long Island City.
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Maybe one day Rodman will be able to buy one of those North Korean beach condos that President Trump showed Kim on his iPad.
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" The architect critic slammed the already-built Trump Tower as a "skyscraper offering condos, office space and a kitschy shopping atrium of blinding flamboyance.
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I mean, when they show her, the California leader, the pictures of those homeless encampments under overpasses in California, she calls them California condos.
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U.S. Forest Service spokesman Adam Bianchi said the latest fire came within 200 yards of a subdivision that includes condos, apartments and pricey homes.
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The sale of the complex is presumably for the land , so the buyer can demolish the office buildings and build condos for ultrawealthy buyers.
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But the ballpark led the way for restaurants, condos and hotels, and Audi Field, home of Major League Soccer's D.C. United, down the street.
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New York enclaves like SoHo and TriBeCa are losing local restaurants to high-rise condos, and many fear the same is happening in Tokyo.
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The softness in the Hamptons mirrors declines in high-end real estate across the country, from Manhattan penthouses and Miami condos to L.A. mansions.
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The condos have 18-inch thick walls surrounding the exterior of the building, eliminating much of the noise pollution from the busy streets below.
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In less than five weeks of sales, the tower sold $100 million worth of condos, with units ranging from $1.6 million to $10 million.
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Instead of fickle factories and Florida condos, investment has shifted to intellectual property, which now accounts for more than a quarter of the total.
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Nope. I found a very good explanation for why even pricey condos help keep cities affordable today, thanks to Joe Cortright at City Observatory.
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Construction has also begun on 20053 Hudson Yards, a hotel and office building, and 15 Hudson Yards, a residential tower with condos and rentals.
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The research firm noted that there was less interest in the Trump brand overall in addition to competition from luxury condos in newer buildings.
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A C$139-million project is underway to clean up coal tar that contaminates the harbor and condos are replacing once empty downtown storefronts.
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The condos were on high floors and facing north overlooking the Life Is Beautiful music festival, according to the information provided by the source.
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A growing number of home sellers are using security cameras and microphones to spy on potential buyers as they tour their houses or condos.
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The project's developers expect to rake in plenty of cash from all the market-rate condos, apartment rentals and commercial office and retail spaces.
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Billionaire buyers like Ken Griffin, Michael Dell, and Liu Yiqian have picked up multimillion-dollar condos in the glossy towers rising in the neighborhood.
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Trying to bring condos to market in Midtown right now might be a risky play, since the area is saturated with inventory, brokers say.
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There is a surplus of mega-mansions in Los Angeles, luxury condos in Miami, and penthouses in New York City, Business Insider previously reported.
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Bedford Avenue is lined with three- or four-floor apartment buildings, some brick and some vinyl-sided, with small boutique condos sandwiched in between.
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"We're selling quite a few of those now," Ruffin said of the partners' Vegas tower, where he and Trump own 388 condos and penthouses.
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But he said that as long as real estate developers were focused on luxury condos instead of affordable family housing, that tension would remain.
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She gestures to our floral setting—wildflowers and various tall grasses and vegetables amid ceaseless urban development—waterfront condos, Whole Foods, an Apple store.
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New condos and apartments in downtown Boise are "growing up like weeds," Eric DeBord, the owner of Red Pheasant Realty in Boise, told me.
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In the Gramercy Park neighborhood, the average price of co-ops and condos for sale in mid-October was $2245 million, according to StreetEasy.
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The High End The 11-unit building replaces a church annex that housed a popular preschool, bringing condos to a predominantly co-op district.
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At the Quay Tower, which overlooks Brooklyn Bridge Park, there are just five condos on each floor, two of which have private elevator access.
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Apartment houses with rentals and condos are now rising between 10th Avenue and the West Side Highway, in the West 40s and West 50s.
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Coachella fans opting out of fancy hotels, condos or mansions ... can park their asses and their horses at a huge 3 day camping party.
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In today's 360 video, enjoy a moment of Zen at the Soori High Line in Manhattan, where half the condos come with saltwater pools.
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Now there was a Whole Foods a short walk away, and modern condos across the street advertised a full-time doorman and residents lounge.
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Within that context the On The Market feature of our Real Estate section headed out to take a look at two condos in Toronto.
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On either side of it, old meatpacking plants and neglected warehouses have been transformed into boutique hotels, high-end shops and multimillion-dollar condos.
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"We usually price things like 'cookie-cutter' art for condos that could go for $22009," said Michael Lewis, the executive director of the hotline.
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They stared at new condos, new highways, new hospitals, new suburbs that had transformed the cityscape of Denver since they had been locked up.
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The volume of sales and the prices of condos and co-ops fell sharply in the third quarter, in almost every real estate category.
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The three-story Sandy Cove condos, built in the early '60s and down the street from Danger's house, imploded from the winds and sea.
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Nationwide, 53,638 single-family homes and condos were flipped in the second quarter, which is 5.6 percent of all home sales during the period.
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Living in A city with tree-lined streets, movie studios and prices that are rising for single-family houses and holding steady for condos.
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The westernmost tower, rising 36 floors and about 400 feet, will have 149 condos with interiors designed by the New York firm Gabellini Sheppard.
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Those changes added 2060 condos, larger hotel guest rooms and now features Maison Boulud, the first Montreal restaurant of acclaimed French chef Daniel Boulud.
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Until Powder Mountain's village is built, skier lodging for both ski resorts consists primarily of off-site condos and a few bed-and-breakfasts.
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Condos are also rare, though 31 Hylan Boulevard, a high-rise from the 1980s with a heated outdoor pool, offers 523 floors of units.
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Many of the condos in downtown Bethesda sell for more than $1 million, and rentals for one-bedrooms can be expensive in newer buildings.
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She reportedly owns a three-bedroom, four-bathroom apartment at The Century condos in Los Angeles, which she paid $5.45 million for in 2014.
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Wyckoff is largely a single-family market, with few condos or rentals, said Sergio Sciortino, an agent with Keller Williams, who lives in town.
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Foreign capital also targets new condos, with new Vancouver units owned by non-residents valued at 19.7 percent more than those owned by residents.
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The Trump Organization sold off most of the building as condos, and does not own the land on which the Midtown Manhattan tower stands.
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New condos and high-end conversions of older buildings, mostly on its western side, mix with low-rise buildings that house apartments above stores.
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In Miami, much of the new construction consists of luxury condos aimed at a large number of cash buyers from Russia and Latin America.
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The area is a mix of older residences, newer townhouses and condos surrounding the campus of the local branch of the University of Tennessee.
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It also has several large garden-apartment complexes, some of which have been converted to condos, as well as large, more recently built Colonials.
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"They never filed with our office to appear on the ballot," Eric Covey, chief of staff to Secretary of State James Condos, told CNN.
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Sunny Isles Beach is busier and has more international residents; its condos stand out for their over-the-top amenities and designer-name affiliations.
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They counted the number of housing units — including single-family homes, condos, duplexes, cooperatives, and townhouses — in the risk zones, and recorded their current value.
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Sales of multifamily homes or apartments and condos, largely rental properties, are expected to stay relatively flat next year, NAHB's Chief Economist Robert Dietz said.
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The better-than-expected quarterly results follow recent concern that buyers are becoming more reluctant to shell out big bucks for luxury condos in Manhattan.
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In the hot real estate market of the last several years, those urban cores have been flooded with high-end condos and glassy office buildings.
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Coupled with historically low interest rates, two-bedroom buyers are stretching their dollars further with everything from income-restricted co-ops to shiny new condos.
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His name has been removed from many of his properties, including the Trump SoHo hotel and the Trump Place condos on the Upper West Side.
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Miami, with its warm coastline waters, low elevation, rising sea levels, and ever-growing cluster of luxury condos, is at risk for even more damages.
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Subsidized apartments all across town are converting to market-rate rentals and condos faster than City Hall can build affordable units or preserve old ones.
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The price was reported to be less than $3 million, so here are seven condos you could buy in New York for that amount. Sens.
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The owner has listed the home for $210,000 ... based on our survey of the area it's comparable to other 2 bedroom, 1,100 square foot condos.
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But if the glass condos and coffee shops are anything to go on, the next cool downtown neighborhood just may be on the east side.
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The jump in cost is mostly from the coastal development boom in South Florida, so there are many more luxury waterfront condos in harm's way.
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But thankfully, he stopped… until the next morning when I made him a birthday breakfast and he started to ask me about "the condos" again!
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Condos there run between $550,000 and $85033 million, it added, and its advertisements list amenities including waterfall pools, a massage room and a private theater.
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The glut in new development is even worse: The supply of newly built condos jumped 56 percent over last year, to a 19-month supply.
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The result is, not only more rental units on offer in cities like Vancouver and Toronto, but a slowdown in the supply of new condos.
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Usually, those people purchase smaller condos, starting at 2000 square meters, or about 2011,333 square feet, in high-end areas of the city, she said.
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Late on Monday, a Stockholm-based developer of luxury condos issued a profit warning and some analysts are worried the economy, and banks, could suffer.
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She figured she could meet a co-op's financial requirements, which tend to be more stringent than those of condos, by purchasing with her father.
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"They were making an emotional move," Mitchell said, and now they are downsizing their dreams from a $500,000 house to condos in the $250,000 range.
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Read more: Inside the multi-million-dollar condos of San Francisco's newly-opened $850 million residential tower — the first one just sold for $15 million
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And the newly-opened Avery high-rise also offers multi-million-dollar condos, including a $16 million penthouse and a top-floor $41 million unit.
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But we see the listings for condos in our building on Airbnb rented for more than $300 a day, and the owners are never there.
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Zaha Hadid's new welter of condos looms on the left like a big glowing cake, Diane Von Furstenburg's polygonal penthouse attic is to your right.
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The median for one-to-three-bedroom condos was $2300,21874, an increase of more than $21996,000 from the previous year, which had few condo sales.
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But, from the scuzz era to the N.Y.U.-and-condos era, club members also defended their neighbors; the Angels' block was considered the safest around.
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Noah would do nice, genuine things for me, like taking time off work to help me move my things to Hamilton when I moved condos.
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Eric Trump bought the two condos on the two top floors of the Trump Parc East building at 100 Central Park South for $3.23,000 each.
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Like every other place in Austin, this old and odd missionary-style building beside the train tracks is now dwarfed on two sides by condos.
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The Billionaires' Row towers also currently have a glut of high-end inventory, with more than 40% of condos unsold, Curbed New York recently reported.
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All are resales rather than glossy new glass condos, and all are subjectively defined as ones with "good bones and good stories," Mr. Chen said.
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But it has fallen behind schedule, the Miami-based broker selling the condos is suing the local developer, and some buyers are selling their units.
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In addition, some of the people who have agreed to buy condos have faced legal problems in their home countries, including allegations of tax evasion.
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The net effect meant extra space was placed higher in the building for condos that would command a larger sale price because of their views.
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The Westclox clock factory, converted into condos and offices, still sits on a hill above the lift locks, though its clock tower no longer functions.
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Florida has a long history of condo craziness, amplified by Del Boca Vista episodes of "Seinfeld," but no state with condos is immune to it.
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And while co-ops and condos are tucked here and there across this slice of Midtown, there are only a handful of places to live.
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Quirks in state law, for example, make it easy for condominium buyers to collectively sue builders over construction defects, making developers reluctant to build condos.
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Brand-new condos tend to have sky-high prices, but with a little sleuthing, you can find something for closer to Manhattan's median apartment price.
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"Right now it's business as usual," said Michael J. Wolfe, president of Midboro Management, which manages 140 condos, co-ops and rentals in the city.
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Because condos generally do not have strict subleasing policies, they appeal to international investors looking to buy and then rent the units for high returns.
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But the median price for contracts signed on condos in the area, which are generally newer and more expensive, fell 9 percent, to $1.8 million.
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He also didn't own the Fisher Island high-rise and all 54 of its luxury condos, but was in fact merely leasing the building's penthouse.
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Since these places are within walking distance to many of the condos, a lot of people travel on foot when they're going to grab dinner.
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And last year, Donald Jr. visited India to sell condos at future Trump-branded towers, appearing at an event that also featured India's prime minister.
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You can search for all kinds of properties — houses, condos, villas, cabins and cottages — and sort results by things such as review rating and price.
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Much of the uptick came with lower-priced condos and homes priced in middle, which, in the Hamptons, qualifies as $1 million to $5 million.
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Condos, rather than houses, are a common way for retirees to find affordable properties in popular destinations, but they often involve homeowner&aposs association fees.
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While still rare, condos have already turned up, like the Harrison, a 27-story, 120-unit building at 27-21 44th Drive from Silvercup Properties.
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The condo, located in the trendy Capitol Hill neighborhood, was the last unit to sell in a conversion of a building from apartments to condos.
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Many of the findings were skewed by closings on newly built properties signed into contract years ago, many of them condos at the higher end.
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Billionaires' Row: New Unsold Condos In these seven new residential high-rises on and around Manhattan's "Billionaires' Row," 39 percent of the units remain unsold.
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" • "Even after Congress launched an investigation into his businesses, the Trump administration authorized foreign governments to rent condos in Trump World Tower in New York.
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Though she declined to reveal the costs of the units, she compared their prices to multi-million-dollar luxury condos in Miami Beach and elsewhere.
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Many of the tenements Neel and her sitters inhabited gave way to cruciform housing projects; others, more recently, have been replaced by cookie-cutter condos.
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Condos in 220 Central Park South are not publicly listed, but five units are currently up for rent for between $34,950 and $99,000 per month.
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The company, which is licensing its name to local developers, stands to benefit financially if condos in those buildings sell well and for high prices.
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These zones prevent landlords from converting rental apartments to condos — unless they promise to sell only to current tenants for a period of seven years.
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"But then it's very probable the landlord will try to kick out the tenants and sell the condos for lots of money," Ms. Werner said.
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Washington (CNN)Donald Trump Jr. praised the "spirit" of the "poorest of the poor" in India during a business trip there to sell luxury condos.
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Much of the construction is for high-end luxury condos, a situation critics say will widen the gap here between the rich and the poor.
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In 2017, Americans flipped 207,000 single-family homes or condos, hitting an 153-year high, according to ATTOM Data Solutions, a real estate data company.
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In fact, there is so much exposed and unpainted wood, in columns, beams and ceilings, it gives the condos the appearance of a construction zone.
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This often leads to local government taking the homes of working-class people to make room for big-box stores, corporate headquarters, or luxury condos.
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According to the affidavit, Mr. Robinson entered the bank, which sits among luxury condos, an upscale mall and yacht clubs, at about 3:30 p.m.
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I didn't think Vancouver condos could get a massive price increase right now, but here we are - up to $150,000 more than the month before.
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Disney is selling the New York City buildings that currently house ABC News HQ to a developer who's expected to demolish them and build luxury condos.
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In a new reality, we'd see different sizes and styles — condos in some places, single-family homes in others — depending on the market in each city.
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Disney is selling the New York City buildings that currently house ABC News HQ to a developer who's expected to demolish them and build luxury condos.
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The ambition is to build a sort of upscale Disneyland for riders and horses on the 1600 acre property complete with condos, hotels, restaurants and bars.
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I can't figure out why one of our condos is renting like mad and another in the same complex with the same view is getting nothing.
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Johnson's face on the wall, like the name of the neighborhood's native son — Ellington — on the luxury condos across the street, was decorative, rather than declarative.
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One-fifth of the condos owned by Mr. Trump in the United States were sold to shell companies like those Mr. Manafort used, BuzzFeed News found.
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Yun Wang, 22, said she had easily found a winter gig delivering skis and boots to people's condos and hotel rooms in the town of Vail.
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The condos' board took its case to a state court, where a judge ruled that the bronze letters could be pried from the 241-story building.
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The apartment in 88 Townsend was formerly a 19th-century warehouse that has since been converted into 112 condos, plus a shared courtyard and roof deck.
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"Fifth Avenue Buyers Interested in Secret Service Protection?" was the subject line of an email advertisement for 25,22016-square-foot luxury condos going for $2.1 million.
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The victims (those who put down deposits for Trump SoHo properties) hadn't lost money on their investment, nor did the condos they buy have no value.
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Residents are seeking to recover the value of their condos, which have depreciated by an average of $320,000 per unit, SFGate reported, citing the city's assessor.
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Condos, which generally yield higher profits, would be required to include apartments earmarked for residents of modest means and to pay construction workers union-level wages.
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The former Epstein's Department store across from the Green was converted into the Metropolitan at 40 Park, with luxury condos and apartments, which opened in 2010.
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Included in the mix are traditional hotels and a wide array of rentable rooms, homes and condos offered on sites such as Airbnb, FlipKey and HomeAway.
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Construction on detached urban houses dropped 9.3 percent last month, while starts on urban multiples - typically condos - declined by a milder 2.7 percent, the report showed.
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Human Condition features work by 80 artists spread over three floors of the former Los Angeles Metropolitan Medical Center, which is planned for conversion into condos.
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These condos are also called 5Pointz, a name that's spelled out in wildstyle lettering on various signs, as Wolkoff's homage to the graffiti hub he whitewashed.
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The number of Manhattan real estate sales was essentially flat in the first quarter, ending a monthslong decline brought on by a glut of available condos.
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But when new-built condos were isolated, the number of non-resident owners jumped sharply, suggesting overseas investment is driving the hottest segment of the market.
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Remaining condos listed in the building range from $239 million for a one-bedroom on the 232th floor to $288 million for an 88th-floor penthouse.
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Then there's 220 Central Park South, which broke real-estate records when billionaire hedge fund manager Ken Griffin paid $238 million for a spread of condos.
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Kiddie condos aren't the right move for everyoneBut, there are some scenarios where buying a condo to cut back on college expenses doesn't exactly make sense.
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In June 2019, Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos dropped about $80 million on a set of three condos, including a penthouse, near Madison Square Park in Manhattan.
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From Brooklyn to LA to Hallandale Beach, Florida, condos are offering amenities like outdoor yoga decks, private parks, tranquility gardens, and infrared saunas, the report stated.
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About 60 percent of the condos, 20 percent of which are affordable units, have been sold since sales began four month ago, according to Mr. Flournoy.
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So the majority of residents moving into the East Cut are those that can afford multi-million-dollar condos or the average monthly rent of $4,666.
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Across from the pier, where condos and an Applebee's stand, were vacant lots, which would fill up with visitors out for a day of pleasure fishing.
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Trump Organization filings show that, as of February 2016 — two months before Trump sold the apartments to Eric — the condos were priced at $790,213 and $214,2245.
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Brooklyn's Gowanus neighborhood is a rapidly gentrifying Superfund site, where the ecological disruption of over 150 years of industry endures alongside new condos and commercial spaces.
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Right now Long Beach is doing a lot of redevelopment, building luxury condos for future residents, while the actual people still living there are getting evicted.
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The TriBeCa building, the former lair of the scuzzy Mudd Club, which opened on Halloween 254 years ago, now houses condos that go for $3.6 million.
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Condos, co-ops, age-restricted rental apartments and an assisted-living facility line Lakeland Avenue, the thoroughfare stretching north to Sunrise Highway's big box shopping areas.
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The High End Sales begin at a Brooklyn Heights building that faces Cadman Plaza and replaces a 21980s library with a smaller branch and 21.1 condos.
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Mr. Soloviev said that the three residential buildings planned for the vacant site across from 211 First would also be condos, not rentals as originally conceived.
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Stephen Roth, the CEO of luxury developer Vornado Realty, said nearly a year ago that condos targeting the ultra-wealthy were at risk of being overbuilt.
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In Manhattan, 300 new condos sold in the first quarter of 2019, compared with 331 in the previous year, according to the brokerage the Corcoran Group.
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But it has fallen behind schedule, the Miami-based broker selling the condos is suing the local developer, and some purchasers are now selling their units.
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In 2015, the city lifted a deed restriction that allowed a Lower East Side nursing home that once served AIDS patients to be converted into condos.
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"There was nothing that people could connect to south of Washington," said Mr. Sherman, who has built apartments, condos and an Aloft Hotel near the riverfront.
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The mixed-use tower, which will have a Nordstrom department store at its base, will have 179 condos, according to paperwork filed by Extell, the developer.
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And in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, Brookland Capital is building condos at 850 Metropolitan Avenue, across the street from a small community garden in Orient Grove, a tiny .
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Developers of market-rate condos regularly phoned to get her to sell, including one persistent caller who disguised his voice on a second attempt, she said.
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In an area where investors often snap up apartments to sublet them, rentals can also be found in condos like Metropolitan Tower, Museum Tower and CitySpire.
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Fewer foreign buyers are interested in buying luxury condos in Miami as South American economies — once a major source of real-estate investment in Miami — falter.
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Co-ops and condos are not taxed at their true market value under the current system, but rather on the income generated by similar rental buildings.
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But then Airbnb made it fashionable to stay in people's luxury villas, city-center condos, rustic cabins and any number of unique accommodations around the world.
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We would still see homes of different sizes and styles — condos in some places, single-family homes in others — depending on the market in each city.
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For the developers that do turn these old newsrooms into luxury condos and modern offices, there's another consideration beyond the prime locations and the capacious spaces.
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A quarter of the new condos built since 2290 in New York City have not yet found buyers, according to a new analysis of closed sales.
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The park will pay for the epoxy work from revenue generated by real estate development in the park, including a hotel, condos, offices and retail stores.
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While Guilford is mostly known for single-family houses, it also has condos, like 66 High Street, a four-building, 57-unit complex now under development.
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These eyesores, she learns, are currently in great demand by developers who are buying them from the Air Force and turning them into condos for survivalists.
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The law encourages directors to disclose potential conflicts of interest and abstain from voting on matters that involve them, and these rules generally apply to condos.
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Condos is also one of a handful of election administrators working with the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) on a multistate information sharing and analysis center.
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But as the US luxury real-estate market cools, the super-pricey Billionaires&apos Row condos may no longer hold the same appeal as investment properties.
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Condos was a critical link to Senator Patrick Leahy, Democrat of Vermont, then chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee, where Levin's bill would soon be pending.
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Priced slightly under $1,900 per square foot, the homes are cheaper than condos currently for sale in the area, according to data from the Marketing Directors.
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Supply of homes at the high end is also high, especially for newer condos and spec homes in New York, Los Angeles and major metro areas.
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Their shack now stands in a poor community in the shadows of government-built condos; Asalif is forced to scavenge to help keep his family afloat.
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Sales began in June and more than half of the condos are under contract or reserved, said Jodi Stasse, who is managing sales with Corcoran Sunshine.
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Most new projects in the area include rentals, he said, because lenders are still skeptical about the area's ability to absorb a big supply of condos.
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I spent a day Dumbo in November 2019, and signs of change were undeniably present in the forms of noisy construction, luxury condos, and bustling tourists.
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Back then, some slept on subways; others stayed in "cardboard condos," hidden away under scaffolds and near major transit terminals—whatever it took to stay warm.
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Eventually, the Canadian army halted the construction of a golf course and luxury condos on the indigenous peoples' ancestral land, which included a sacred burial site.
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Alexander notes that one-third of customers who purchased Trump condos in Las Vegas in 2018 did so through LLCs, allowing them to conceal their true identities.
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Though he partied in Miami Beach as a single man, the rapper settled down with the "Formation" singer in several Miami condos once they became an item.
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Its plotline, involving Norm's trek to New York to foil a condos-in-the-Arctic scheme, is inane even by the standards of animated funny animal comedy.
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They had been living with their coworkers in makeshift accommodation on the second floor of the half-constructed building, which was set to house high-end condos.
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BuzzFeed News found that in the five years from 2008 through 2012, shell companies spent $890 million buying 1063 Trump condos in cash – 25% of units sold.
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On the other is downtown Reykjavik, like an overgrown ski town, with the skeletons of new hotels and high-rise glassy condos under construction on the outskirts.
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An investigation by USA Today found that the percentage of buyers of Trump condos structuring their purchases through LLCs has jumped from single digits to two-thirds.
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A DNAinfo report indicates that the average sale price of a Williamsburg condo dropped 13 percent in one hundred and twenty condos sold between April and June.
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The new building rules approved by the California Energy Commission apply to all residential buildings up to three stories high (including both single-family buildings and condos).
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The slope-side resort, which is comprised of a variety of lodges, inns, condos and private homes, played host to the famous family for their quick getaway.
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For instance, you'd never be able to pave over Yosemite Valley and build condos, but there are plenty of commercial tour companies that will take you there.
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KW: We only provide service to apartments and condos, so our clients are currently property management companies such as Greystar, Bozzuto, Lincoln Property Company and CA Ventures.
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They credited fire breaks — areas cleared of flammable trees and vegetation between forested areas and buildings — for helping restrain the blaze&aposs advance toward homes and condos.
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It's not unthinkable that the current, temporary clubs will soon be surrounded by unaffordable houses—or that the actual nightclub building will eventually be turned into condos.
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Without regulation, skeptics say, nothing will stop people from buying up hospitals—or, say, newspapers—on valuable land, and flipping them to build luxury hotels and condos.
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Google announced this morning that it intends to bring its fast gigabit internet to "a portion of San Francisco," specifically to apartments, condos, and affordable housing units.
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Vrbo Vrbo is short for Vacation Rental By Owner, and as the name implies, it specializes in vacation rentals of all types: houses, apartments, condos, villas, etc.
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The operation, which prosecutors called "the world's largest sports book," was run out of condos in Trump Tower—including the entire fifty-first floor of the building.
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All of the deals so far have been done without a mortgage, and Shaoul said the bulk of those inquiring about his Manhattan condos are foreign buyers.
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Today, remaining condos listed in the building range from $2.6 million for a one-bedroom on the 39th floor to $32 million for an 88th-floor penthouse.
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But four condos are listed for rent, two three-bedrooms for $54,000 and $59,000 per month, a four-bedroom for $60,000, and another four-bedroom for $99,000.
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Here's a look at the 6 massive properties his family already owns across the US, from a sprawling Seattle estate to a set of historic NYC condos
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Mr. Youngentob said the new residences would be priced similarly to homes in the surrounding area, where houses and condos can sell for more than $2 million.
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Former Uber CEO Travis Kalanick snapped up a $36.4 million penthouse at the property, and tennis star Novak Djokovic purchased two condos in the tower in 2017.
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He's the owner of two condos, including a 12,000-square-foot triplex penthouse, in the Park Cinq, a luxury Fifth Avenue building near Central Park in Manhattan.
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Condos owned by others in the same buildings, and sold during the same time period, were bought by LLCs in no more than 23.8% of the transactions.
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As a result, according to The Washington Post, "Billions continue to be invested in homes and condos on low-lying land," as well as bridges and roads.
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There is also The Lodge, a newly remodeled boutique hotel; the 2016-built Aspire Residences with 360 views of the Rocky Mountains; and the private Overlook Condos.
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Forty-eight condos and townhouses were listed, priced from $99,000 for a two-bedroom condo in a 1900 building to $624,17773 for a three-bedroom 2012 townhouse.
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The price for a typical home in metro Vancouver, including condos and townhouses, hit an eye-watering C$795,500 in February, with sales volumes jumping 36.3 percent.
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Let it be known that Kevin Durant is the greatest boon to Mississauga tourism since the Absolute World condos popped up in what passes for a downtown.
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Today, we need immigrants more than ever, to pick our crops and build our condos, as well as to keep the U.S. competitive in a global economy.
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A boutique luxury property company, Mountain Management, offers off-season discounts on a range of rentals from cozy condos to spacious seven-bedroom homes in Beaver Creek.
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"Rent's gone crazy," they sing amid the condos that create a valley of luxury on either side of the elevated park, but there are also lighter moments.
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New office towers like the ones that captured New York's imagination a generation ago are also rising — although they now share the roost with multimillion-dollar condos.
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Codeveloped by CIM Group and LIVWRK, the mixed-use mega-project will have more than 700 apartments, 18873 of which will be condos, according to state filings.
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But in recent years, as downtown Davenport boomed — warehouse buildings with waterfront views became upscale condos, trendy shops and new restaurants — the river seemed to grow fiercer.
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Yet economic research on rent control indicates that in the long-run it encourages landlords to convert apartments to condos, worsening affordability and fueling gentrification of neighborhoods.
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New luxury condos have popped up in Florida in recent years, significant numbers of them in areas likely to flood as climate change causes increasingly ferocious storms.
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Luxury two-bedroom condos with water views typically start at around $252,250, he said, although units farther from the water can go for as little as $2627,26438.
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At the same time, neighborhoods where condos were once scarce, like Bushwick in Brooklyn and Rockaway Park in Queens, are now seeing projects with below-average prices.
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Then the cocktail crowd comes: the groups of 20-somethings who gather on the sidewalk in good weather and the residents of the neighborhood's shiny new condos.
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The High End A look at the appliances and finishes that developers say will make their new high-style condos stand out from the high-style competition.
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Condos, which are rare, include La Rive, a 1980s creation with an indoor pool, and Riverpointe, a 73-unit building converted a decade ago from a rental.
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There were also four condos for sale, from a 1,17.503-square-foot two-bedroom for $695,000 to a 2,030-square-foot two-bedroom penthouse for $3.495 million.
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Now going for roughly $20,000 per square meter, about 100 of the condos have already been sold and, unusually by Niseko's standards, half the buyers are Japanese.
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In Greenville, expensive condos, nice restaurants and downtown buzz are driving up prices in historically black and working-class neighborhoods like the West End, said the Rev.
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After a decade of seemingly endless construction of high-end condos and rentals, neighborhood groups that have long pushed for more affordable housing are finally being heard.
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Of the more than 783,000 townhouses, condos and single-family houses that make up the Hills, about a fifth are designated for moderate- to low-income residents.
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Now, multimillion-dollar condos, luxury hotels, trendy restaurants and several craft breweries have burnished Asbury Park's image as one of the coolest shore towns in the country.
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Across Manhattan, 22017 co-ops and condos were sold in January, a 21 percent decline from a year earlier, when 21,2.83 apartment sales were recorded, CityRealty said.
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These are assets at nine different properties, many of them condos and retail space at old Trump buildings where he has sold the rest of the space.
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Doronin is building a luxury hotel, several luxury residential towers, and an office building in Miami, as well as a hotel and condos in New York City.
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Mr. Tomlin eventually bought and renovated two condos, which he leases to long-term renters, and a house, which he updated and rents to short-term vacationers.
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Well, go there regardless, because it, too, is a legendary venue that more than the others is being threatened, swallowed on all sides by fancy-ass condos.
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The area has undergone a major gentrification since I last lived in D.C. in the 1990s and now it is replete with new condos, trendy restaurants and bars.
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Tom "Redfly" David (Affleck), a former captain who was shot five times on active duty, is trying (and failing) to sell sad condos with sweeping views of dumpsters.
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Eventually, condos ended up being built on the trailer lot, and the silver lining was that this led to Odd Duck finally getting its brick -and-mortar space.
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Helicopters are kept fuelled and guns loaded, food and gold is stocked, condos in thick cement bunkers are leased, and residency is sought in far-off New Zealand.
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In contrast, the 63 condos and co-ops for sale in mid-January in the Gramercy Park neighborhood had an average price of $2.29 million, according to StreetEasy.com.
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Rising demand for urban living from millennials and their baby boomer parents—some of whom are downsizing—has pushed up prices for homes and condos in city centers.
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This shift in priorities is motivating millennials to consider new options in housing, forgoing luxurious and convenient urban condos for modest, mid-size city apartments and suburban homes.
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Donald Trump Jr. told a Moscow real-estate conference in June 2008 that his father's company, the Trump Organization, was planning to build condos and hotels in Russia.
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Police Speculate that the Victims Knew Their Attacker The murders occurred in the upscale Macallen Building, which has about 140 condos, most of them occupied by the owners.
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RioCan is also shifting its strategy, honing in on malls in major Canadian cities and developing more condos and rental apartments to capitalize on surging demand for housing.
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The first downtown condominium project in decades is expected to begin construction in 23: The Ashton Detroit will have 21 condos and five penthouses, according to Curbed Detroit.
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He&aposs talking about opening them up to investment, talking about condos on the beach and all this stuff that they should be able to take advantage of.
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And under the terms of the deal, according to the New Yorker story, buyers would be owed a refund unless a minimum 15% of the condos were sold.
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"Maybe it will be cheaper to live in Spain, but some of these countries have wealth taxes and different property taxes that arise from owning condos," he said.
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Bitcoin is slowly making its way into closings on everything from Lake Tahoe land in California to Manhattan condos to single-family homes in the heart of Texas.
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The tower, designed by architect Robert A.M. Stern, comprises an 18-story building called "The Villa," behind which will be the 953-foot tower with 118 luxury condos.
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Billionaire hedge-fund manager Ken Griffin recently picked up another two condos in the Billionaires' Row tower where he bought a record-breaking $238 million spread in January.
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Additionally, if any existing family-sized condos are placed in inconvenient locations — such as areas far from train stations or schools — cities are apt to become less accommodating.
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As of June, condos priced $500,000 to $999,000 took, on average, 4.7 months to sell — substantially below the marketwide average of 8.6 months over the last 10 years.
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From Los Angeles to London to Abu Dhabi, its real estate portfolio consists of luxury condos, affordable and workforce housing, company headquarters, retail spaces, hotels, and city centers.
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Apartments start at around $1,600 a square foot, according to Extell, which is thousands of dollars less per square foot than what Extell has charged at other condos.
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The deal in 27 makes Milan Investment the third-biggest investor in the Vegas building, behind Trump's own company and Hilton Hotels, which owns 232 of the condos.
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It had a Chinese state-owned enterprise approve a huge loan to an Indonesian real estate project that will feature Trump-branded hotels, condos, and a golf course.
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Vacation rentals through sites like Airbnb are the preferred method of lodging in Rockaway, which has countless bohemian bungalows and luxury beach-view condos for rent each weekend.
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The arrival of galleries and artists' studios to a neighborhood is often the first step in successive waves of disruption as boutiques, high-end restaurants, and condos follow.
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They long housed commercial tenants, but the buildings were converted in 2006 into condos, ranging from $499,000 for a one-bedroom to $2 million for three-bedroom units.
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After the towers were converted to condos in the mid-1980s, he and his wife, Bina, bought a three-bedroom apartment on the 15th floor, for about $353,000.
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Facing the East River, near building facades vivid with graffiti, the complex offers 95 condos and 358 rentals, 19603 of them reserved for those at certain income levels.
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But at the least, it should exploit its strategic location and idyllic beaches, which Mr. Trump said could be lined with hotels and condos instead of artillery batteries.
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The pair are reportedly worth over $500 million with multiple houses and condos worth over a million dollars spread across at least three different states, according to AJC.
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Because most of the buildings being converted were originally rental, the units tended to be smaller and more affordable — especially compared to the luxury condos being sold today.
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One-bedroom condos in the Chidlom and Thonglor areas start at about $416,000, rising to $833,000 along the river and $1.2 million on Wireless Road, Mr. Annop said.
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Exasperated by the bureaucratic shackles, a growing number of the wealthy Chinese people are turning their eyes abroad, to homes in suburban America or luxury condos in Australia.
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In 2016, of the 172 co-ops and condos that sold, the average was $19393 million, said Jonathan J. Miller, president of Miller Samuel Real Estate Appraisers & Consultants.
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Today, a growing number of iconic brands are putting their names on products outside their areas of expertise, ranging from hotels and condos to wedding dresses and steaks.
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In Manhattan, where the surplus of new luxury condos could take more than six years to sell, there is already a shift toward smaller, relatively less expensive units.
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Though it may be peripheral, the tower — which glitters with finishes not seen in many condos and boasts a trove of amenities — hardly feels like a side project.
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Five minutes on StreetEasy, browsing through seven-figure "contemporary" condos whose furniture was designed a century ago, should offer all the proof necessary that Modernism will never die.
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Today, the area is dominated by Hudson Yards, the city's new $25 megadevelopment of luxury condos, offices, entertainment, and shopping, which opened to the public in March 2019.
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One idea gaining traction is newly developed satellite "smart cities:" ambitious multi-billion dollar, hyper-livable tech cities populated with bustling, beautified boulevards, private condos and luxury cars.
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But unlike other New York City condos, this one is something of a consolation prize for the developer, and one that is opening in a cooling luxury market.
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Padilla and Condos, among others, were critical of DHS for failing to let them know in a timely fashion whether or not they had been targets of cyberattacks.
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Multiple urban starts, typically condos, jumped 16.9 percent to 175,016 units in November, while single-detached urban starts rose 7.5 percent to 60,396 units, the CMHC report showed.
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Growth in multi-unit construction, typically condos, has outstripped construction of the coveted single family home by a two-to-one margin nationally in the last two years.
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If Sears does go out of business, Lampert could continue to sell Kenmore appliances, rent stores to other retailers or develop the property into condos or other use.
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Sales of existing condos, co-ops, townhomes, and single-family houses increased by 3.3%, at a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 5.69 million, the highest since February 2007.
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The condos, which are tucked into the 39 stories at the top of the building, range from two- to six-bedrooms, though three-bedrooms make up the majority.
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Under the city's antiquated property tax system, co-ops and condos are not taxed at their true market value, but on the income generated by similar rental buildings.
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In addition to its multimillion-dollar condos, Fisher Island offers luxury hotel accommodations that include four historic cottages, six courtyard villas, and a guest house with five suites.
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It could easily have become a mini-mall or a wall of condos but it didn't, and there's still a place there; it's still unique in its own right.
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The condos are individually owned, so proceeds from a sale or rental do not flow to the President and his companies when the units change hands or are rented.
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Astoria is building high-rise condos, but there are still Yemeni bodega owners frying up $2 egg and cheese sandwiches, their kids racing in milk crates down the sidewalk.
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Today, the site is a grassy expanse shaded by towering condos and hotels that have sprung up around it, overlooking cruise ships and cargo freight lumbering in the distance.
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But what they do now is they take your private property, then they give it to private developers so that they can build luxury condos and things like that.
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The median price for condos was $345,000, compared to $339,250 the previous year; for co-ops, the median price was $115,000 this year, down slightly from $122,000 last year.
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Portland, even amidst its recent changes and miles of condos as far as the eye can see, never ceases to be a warm and welcoming place with killer taste.
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" In another, related case, investors accused Trump himself of falsely pushing a message to the public that the condos were selling fast in order to "manufacture a purchasing frenzy.
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Hirafu village is Niseko's cultural heartbeat, brimming with bars and restaurants, food trucks, coffee spots like the Mountain Kiosk Coffee stand, ski shops, condos, boutique hotels and luxury chalets.
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But as their parents start to scope out Florida condos, millennials face a future of supporting a big retired population while having fewer avenues for long-term retirement savings.
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Adding apartments, condos and multi-family dwellings would start to drive prices down, these experts say, but the laws are often rooted in racism and are difficult to change.
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To be fair, the average price per square foot for all Manhattan condos fell this past year; however, the decrease was an average of one percent, according to CityRealty.
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He's referring primarily to 2-bed/2 bath coops like this one and units in new condos that sport less than 1,000 square footage, such as this humble abode.
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Just more than 193,000 single-family homes and condos were flipped last year, with a flip defined as a home bought and sold again within a 12-month period.
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Webpass primarily offers what it calls "point-to-point wireless" service to businesses, apartment buildings and condos in five metropolitan areas—San Francisco, San Diego, Chicago, Boston, and Miami.
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When the announcement came that the night market would be demolished to make way for luxury condos, she and the other vendors had just two weeks to clear out.
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However, the deals, and the large number of Russians who have bought condos in Trump buildings, raise questions about the secrecy he has maintained around his real estate empire.
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During the mid-244s, developers constructed a record number of new condo units in Manhattan but prices were generally not higher than the average for existing condos, she said.
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And so, you know, what's so interesting is some of the [formerly rent-stabilized] apartments, they turned into condos, and then they reappraised them for a totally different value.
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In turn, some of these condos are taking years — like four to six — to finally sell, or so, Big cities nationwide are dealing with a luxury real-estate surplus.
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At least two Amazon employees reportedly purchased condos in a New York City neighborhood before news emerged that the area had been picked to host the company's second headquarters.
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It is a mix of stately Victorian rowhouses and miles of apartment houses, the former ripe for adaptation, the latter for destruction and replacement by gleaming glass-cube condos.
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Pier 48 served as the temporary home for Disrupt SF 2014 after our multi-year run at The Concourse ended when they decided to turn the Concourse into condos.
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According to a database from New York's Department of Buildings, 23 Henry Street, which is made up of 22 individually-owned, legal condos, has faced 215 complaints since 23.
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Unlike the Four Seasons, the Ritz-Carlton already has a few free-standing residences in operation, most notably in Asia, with sought-after condos in both Singapore and Bangkok.
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Records show Black Tulip provided the money behind the purchase of two of Trump's Vegas condos during the election, and three more since Election Day – using five different LLCs.
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Residents of the Riviera and the Grinnell started a committee in the hopes of persuading nearby co-ops and condos that they, too, can profit from the film industry.
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Sansiri acquired it for $21800 million in 983, and spent seven years and $298 million on constructing the 298 luxury condos, which were styled by Ralph Lauren Home furnishings.
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Georgia is trying to get more people to come work in Atlanta, and Georgia in general, to stimulate the economy, and it's like everywhere you turn, there's fucking condos.
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Take 111 West 103th Street, for example, the world's skinniest skyscraper that's nearing completion on Manhattan's Billionaires' Row and selling condos that cost between $16 million and $57 million.
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Mr. Lanza got involved in the community about five years ago when he purchased seven buildings from the proceeds of selling three combined condos on the Upper West Side.
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Ditto with "Dinkins years" (the "gorgeous mosaic," tennis rackets, Crown Heights riots), "Giuliani years" (squeegee men, Derek Jeter, Twin Towers) or "Bloomberg years" (bike lanes, luxury condos, waterfront parks).
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While there is a surfeit of luxury condos in Manhattan, the for-sale market in Brooklyn still has room to grow in several neighborhoods, Mr. Miller, the appraiser, said.
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CreditCreditTodd Heisler/The New York Times If the ever-soaring price of condos in New York City has your head spinning, wait until you shop for a cemetery plot.
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"They're probably the sorts of owners who own condos along the High Line," he said, implying a spending spree by wealthy buyers who do not live in the neighborhood.
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Mr. Dujovne was involved in the purchase of the land and later tried to sell condos to his contacts in Buenos Aires, according to people familiar with his role.
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In some cases, hard-to-sell condos are seeking renters in the short term, which adds more competition to the rental market, said Jennifer M. Stutz, of Olshan Realty.
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Over the years, I watched rents skyrocket, mom-and-pop shops convert into overpriced condos, and my town transform into a place that began to look like everywhere else.
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The 240-story Beaux-Arts home of the Jewish newspaper The Forward, with its reliefs of Karl Marx and Frederick Engels, has been converted to condos on East Broadway.
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Buyers shouldn't expect developers to roll out more studios overnight, said Andrew Gerringer, the managing director of the Marketing Directors, a company that helps get condos off the ground.
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About half of the offerings were one-bedrooms, with an average asking price of $143,000 for co-ops and $1.461 million for condos; the two-bedrooms averaged $2.283 million.
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Leo Tsimmer, a principal of Caerus Group, its developer, said he would decide soon whether the units, which run from studios to three-bedrooms, will be condos or rentals.
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