Here are some questions and answers about home renovations: ■ Will renovations increase the value of my property?
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The library underwent renovations in the 1940s under French direction, and again in 2004, Chaouni said, but most of the latter work consisted of surface renovations.
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Once all the renovations are complete, the condo will go back on the market for $1.395 million -- a price that will more than make up for the cost of renovations.
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Dangerous renovations Passenger and crew areas Unbalanced Overloaded with cargo Dangerous renovations Passenger and crew areas Unbalanced Cargo areas Dangerous renovations Passenger and crew areas Cargo areas Unbalanced Source: South Korean prosecutors By The New York Times Corrupt regulators, bought off by fancy dinners and travel, allowed the unsafe ship to sail.
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Both buying and selling are top drivers of home renovations.
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And that's before any renovations you might want to make.
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First and foremost, the show is about just that: renovations.
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That blaze also occurred just after renovations had been completed.
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In other words, renovations are not where the money's at.
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Zuma started renovations shortly after taking office seven years ago.
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Those renovations are expected to be completed by September 30.
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The Forbidden City underwent expensive renovations to allow wheelchair access.
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The site was undergoing renovations and was surrounded by scaffolding.
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I know the rent will go up with the renovations.
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Renovations cost about 120 million euros, according to ABC News.
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Head concierge Giuliano Vibilio at Gritti Palace before the renovations.
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He says a neighbor claimed his renovations caused water damage.
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In 1986, renovations began on the island's main immigration building.
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Many have undergone — or are currently going through — pricey renovations.
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Renovations were done by Bruce McLeod, an architect in Birmingham.
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Many properties were overpriced, she said, given the renovations needed.
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Ng has said he paid for renovations at Qin's mansion.
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Signs posted indicated that the appearance was due to renovations.
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It took a while to do the renovations they wanted.
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Renovations to the building had reportedly blocked a fire exit.
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But the home, now a museum, was closed for renovations.
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Officials first gave an exhaustive presentation about the planned renovations.
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They like the renovations — new floors, new kitchen, new bathroom.
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It would take her a half decade to complete renovations.
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Still, much of the outrage was centered on office renovations.
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Some of the federal charges stemmed from the apartment renovations.
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Such renovations were often seen as enriching the mayor's friends.
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The original cost projection for the renovations was $4 billion.
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That leaves him with little time for lavish home renovations.
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It needed some renovations, so I launched the construction project.
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She told Business Insider she spent about $13,000 on renovations.
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Several brokers said that some parents handle apartment renovations, too.
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The Lyric will then close for renovations, starting in May.
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We would still have $110,2500 left to spend on renovations.
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She paid $1.2 million, she said, and did extensive renovations.
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So far, they have spent an additional $40,000 on renovations.
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The cathedral has also undergone numerous renovations in its history.
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As the vacancies were by floor, they decided to do standard renovations on the floors with existing tenants and gut renovations on the empty floors, installing kitchenettes, Murphy beds and other space-saving furniture.
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New York legislators are still seeking federal funding for the renovations.
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Starting without a plan Fact: Only fools rush into home renovations.
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The renovations will also make the entire tower more energy-efficient.
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Supposedly, the payphone was installed when Sutton Place was undergoing renovations.
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Zuma was ordered to repay money on renovations unrelated to security.
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More broadly speaking, they're also spending on home renovations and automobiles.
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Ree Drummond's mantra for making it through her Oklahoma hotel's renovations?
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Tell us about how you decided to do the renovations yourself.
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Even with the ongoing renovations, their home feels warm and inviting.
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All told, buyers are out about $400 before renovations have begun.
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"All the renovations were top of the line," Ms. Toney said.
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Before: Here's what the home looked like prior to Disick's renovations.
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That deposit will be returned once renovations are finished, CNN reported.
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Unlike in past years, the Hammer's exhibitions were closed for renovations.
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See the renovations Melania Trump has made to the White House
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These fees are meant to cover the ancillary costs of renovations.
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The falloff could make it difficult to attract donations for renovations.
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El Museo has scheduled two off-site exhibitions during the renovations.
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At this point, renovations on the terminal are 92 percent finished.
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From there, they manage renovations and transfer ownership of the property.
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The bride's father retired as a residential renovations contractor in Manhattan.
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It was for an environmental and hygienic cleanup, not for renovations.
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Other Cabinet members' spending for office renovations has been criticized recently.
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The new bond money will be used to fund facility renovations.
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So far, Roddy and Cinnater have spent around $350,000 on renovations.
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They are also spending huge sums on new buildings and renovations.
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Trump Turnberry was closed for renovations from 23.43 until mid-2016.
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It now has four screens, not one, after renovations in 2012.
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After about nine months I started renovations, funded by an investor.
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Four years later, some renovations had been done on the room.
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The renovations also brought environmentally friendly lighting and energy management systems.
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Renovations or repairs will cost even more on top of that.
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However, being tasked with renovations wasn't always easy for the actress.
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Since early 83, however, the store has been closed for renovations.
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The stadium has undergone $500 million in renovations in recent years.
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My husband and I are in the middle of home renovations.
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Without the incentives, he said, he would likely put off renovations.
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The yacht cost $77,000, and they spent another $25,000 on renovations.
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Prior to the cathedral catching on fire on April 15, 2019, the 12th-century building was undergoing renovations — which could have escalated the problem, as the fire may have been linked to equipment used during the renovations.
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Stephan scored his first property for $59,500 and spent $12,000 on renovations.
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Consumers are not only doing more renovations, they're spending more on them.
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Christina Anstead is antsy to begin renovations on her new dream home!
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Man who spent $19953M on home renovations refused to pay contractor : lawsuit.
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President Harry Truman even lived at Blair House during White House renovations.
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The effort is aimed at helping homeowners make renovations small and large.
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Kat's Barbecue is closed for renovations but should re-open in February.
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A subsequent owner made renovations that put its value at $90 million.
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He offered to repay some of the amount spent on the renovations.
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Renovations will include racks and Iron Maidens with table service (reservations required).
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The restaurant closed late last year as the hotel prepared for renovations.
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It also said that payments to a contractor were for normal renovations.
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The stock is down nearly 28 percent since Brexit, but renovations continue.
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She added that renovations could cost over 5 billion roubles ($75.54 million).
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After the renovations, Prora will be aimed at people with higher incomes.
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The renovations only came to end when Winchester passed away in 1922.
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Mercifully, the recorded conversation was fairly banal — a chat about home renovations.
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Today, school facilities experts estimate renovations and maintenance could top $270 billion.
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While he's gone, the White House is getting some "much-needed" renovations.
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Here is an inside look of the renovations from the Associated Press:
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The renovations include vaulted ceilings in the bedrooms and extending the deck.
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The house is undergoing extensive renovations and Drake hasn't been living there.
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A clean start to the school year The renovations are now complete.
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He helped with the renovations, including building a bedroom and a shower.
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He put the cost of the renovations at about 700,000 yen ($6,500).
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In 2006, the hotel was closed for extensive renovations, reopening in 2010.
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Other touches, like brass door hardware, were done to period during renovations.
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Lemp writes about her renovations on her blog, All Things With Purpose.
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The Mandarin Oriental Hotel completed multi-million pound renovations just this month.
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The listing price is a whopping $29.95 million after Drexler's extensive renovations.
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The billboards at Piccadilly Circus in London were switched off for renovations.
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Those renovations enclosed Johnson and Burgee's open-air loggias with retail spaces.
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The tower, which was built in 1974, underwent extensive renovations last year.
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It ousted the board, halted the assessment and set aside the renovations.
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Filled in and built over during renovations years ago, it was gone.
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The district has seen considerable development recently, both renovations and new construction.
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Reasons included a Canadian postal strike, minimum wage increases and store renovations.
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They spent far more time on renovations, however, than actually living there.
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It was shut down for renovations in 2010, and has not reopened.
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Renovations range from dauntingly expensive (for owners) to downright impossible (for renters).
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For a home, think about the cost of insurance, taxes and renovations.
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It reopened last spring after renovations; it did not officially open then.
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Nike says the field is one of their most sustainable renovations ever.
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Ambassador said that the Colonial Theater will reopen next January after renovations.
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Then, by doing renovations, the owner can raise the rent even more.
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HOME: Meghan and Harry reportedly spent nearly $4 million on home renovations.
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The airport is housed in tents amid renovations of the original terminal.
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The renovations brought the ship's carrying capacity down 9% to 980 passengers.
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Ceri Davies was in the barn behind the house, checking the renovations.
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After four years of extensive renovations, it is now his main base.
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As for types of renovations, external changes are paying back big time.
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Both buildings were sold in August, with renovations expected to begin soon.
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The cathedral had been undergoing extensive renovations, including work on the spire.
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Mr. Rubenstein, who has supported renovations to other Washington institutions, including the National Archives, the Arlington House and the National Zoo, also donated $3 million to cover the costs of the most recent round of renovations to the monument.
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The hulking, gray Hotel El Viejo y el Mar was closed for renovations.
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Alternatively try to imagine a big corporation in home renovations or hair styling.
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Mexico's government attributed Guzman's transfer to renovations intended to improve security at Altiplano.
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But seven months after the renovations were complete, the store shut in April.
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We contracted out the bathroom renovations, which were a significant investment but unavoidable.
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His home just needed renovations and the authorities arranged alternative accommodation, he explained.
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Knowing we could do our own renovations was helpful in considering different properties.
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This could be useful for locating wires and pipes while doing house renovations.
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Entrepreneurs seeking financing for new employees, advertising and renovations should seek other options.
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Please note supplies are limited as the Wall is currently undergoing major renovations.
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But whether the renovations add to a home's value, that's a different matter.
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The price was $699,000, low enough to allow her to do extensive renovations.
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His payment for the font covered some office renovations, but not much else.
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CONTESSA BREWER: Have you seen a slowdown in business because of those renovations?
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Recovered during renovations were wide-plank hardwood floors, molding, mantels and plaster walls.
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As renovations cause increased rent, property values also increase in a gentrifying neighborhood.
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Another employee who worked on the plane's renovations said two bedrooms were added.
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But an anchor tenant could not be found and renovations would be delayed.
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Note that the base cost does not include things like repairs and renovations.
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A developer has been buying off the residential tenants — presumably, renovations have begun.
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The paintings have been gone since renovations on the Chelsea began in 2012.
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Renovations were expected to cost $400 million, according to The Wall Street Journal.
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Renovations to the complex's landscape are set to finish within about a year.
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Afterward, he received $22017 million in historic preservation tax credits for the renovations.
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And that means plenty of spending — on travel, home renovations and other changes.
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The church has undergone a string of renovations in the past few years.
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She brought the contractor who had done their many renovations over the years.
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Major renovations that delayed the start of the show's run were still underway.
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And once renovations are complete, I expect it will only become even better.
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Please pardon his soul's dust during renovations and maturing and figuring things out.
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All happy kitchen renovations are alike — and they live mostly in our dreams.
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When I purchased the unit, the seller did not say anything about renovations.
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"Finding a place to live during the renovations was nerve-racking," said Mrs.
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Some older homes that have undergone renovations also seemed to have fared well.
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But centuries of renewals and renovations with different construction materials weakened some buildings.
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There are plans to reopen the Brooklyn location after some renovations are completed.
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Signs saying it would close for renovations hung on pillars in recent weeks.
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Spears rented a Calabasas, California, home and spent $700,000 in renovations on it.
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Until 2013 she was an independent architect focusing on apartment renovations in Manhattan.
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It was built in 941 and has undergone numerous renovations over the years.
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The tournament site has undergone major renovations each of the past four years.
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Keep in mind, too, that renovations don't have to completely disrupt your timeline.
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The same one that gave the risky renovations on the Sewol passing grades.
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That's a big reason extensive renovations were underway when the fire broke out.
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Homeowners use the service to browse photos for ideas for home designs and renovations.
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More renovations made for the opening and closing ceremonies of the 2016 Summer Games.
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Brookfield will sink $600 million into renovations for the building according to the Journal.
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When a hut needs repair, Amas of the group will pitch in for renovations.
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But lately, all I've been doing is marketing and handyman work for the renovations.
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As you may have noticed, earlier today we made some renovations here at VICE.com.
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According to BBC News, the tower most recently went quiet for renovations in 2007.
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He must repay money spent on renovations unrelated to security, the Constitutional Court said.
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Meanwhile, his renovations keep revealing hidden rooms and crevices, hinting at the house's past.
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Because he lives in Houston, Deshaun couldn't be there for all of the renovations.
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She wrote that Kris' house is constantly undergoing renovations, which can be a pain.
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The German institution is currently undergoing renovations and is planned to reopen in 2019.
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The floor of the Oval Office is resurfaced during White House renovations this week.
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During the renovations, the three stadiums will set up restaurants, cafes, and monitor screens.
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Before Teens of Thailand could open its doors, the shophouse needed some intense renovations.
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"We've just made renovations for them, and now it will be demolished," she said.
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When it was discovered during home renovations, the grimy bundle barely evaded the trash.
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As renovations began on the other apartments, the hallways filled with dust and equipment.
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Even since 2018, Disney destinations in the US have undergone major alterations and renovations.
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The room's porcelain sink is original, returned from another property in town during renovations.
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The kitchen, updated during renovations, has stainless-steel Bosch appliances and white wood cabinets.
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Justice Robin Davis was impeached after using $500,000 for office renovations, the network added.
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For another building, multiple work permits are being sought from the city for renovations.
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For five years, the historic skyscraper has been undergoing both exterior and interior renovations.
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The park has been undergoing renovations to improve facilities while keeping its original charm.
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Other similarly wide houses for sale in Manhattan have needed extensive renovations, she said.
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You can see all of her renovations on her blog, All Things With Purpose.
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Originally $40,000 per night, the new luxury renovations have spurred a $60,000 price increase.
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Each year, it recognizes the best residential architecture in new constructions, renovations, and restorations.
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The floor plan was opened up during renovations, creating a brighter, more contemporary layout.
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And that means plenty of spending — on travel, home renovations and other lifestyle changes.
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The specific issue relates to the tax treatment of certain renovations to business facilities.
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Trump offered to oversee the renovations, promising he could cut costs by $1 billion.
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We wouldn't have been jumping in with these huge renovations right off the bat.
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Pinterest is great for lots of things — home renovations, recipes, beauty DIYs, and more.
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But the owners did decide to keep Jackson's famous Neverland train station during renovations.
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The 4-acre property underwent extensive renovations after 2017 mudslides, according to Architectural Digest.
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Read it carefully, and hire a lawyer to review it if you're planning renovations.
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You're talking 800 or 900 stores around the country where they did these renovations.
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We have an "aftersales" department which connects buyers with shipyards that specialize in renovations.
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Arena has also been closed since early March for what it said were renovations.
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Esca closed for renovations after service on Saturday night, and will reopen in June.
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Renovations and building permits had been slower and more costly than I had expected.
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This Italian restaurant, a fixture in Harlem since 303, closed this year for renovations.
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Renovations on that 10,000-square-foot space are expected to be completed in January.
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This could reduce new affordable housing construction and renovations of existing properties, experts say.
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But recently she had cleared out to make way for workers to start renovations.
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However, if the contract does not disclose renovations, you do not have a claim.
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The park is closed this summer for renovations and is to reopen in 2018.
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In one tweet, López boasted about renovations in surgery rooms in a Caracas clinic.
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The food hall at 2 Penn Plaza is closing in March for building renovations.
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Lucio upgraded, put in a new clubhouse and spent hundreds of thousands in renovations.
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Since Trump took office, some mills have restarted, gone through renovations and been expanded.
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French President Emmanuel Macron has said he wants the renovations completed in five years.
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The family was in the midst of house renovations, and builders were already at work.
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McDonald's focus will be on four pillars: menu innovation, store renovations, digital ordering and delivery.
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If you own, it includes other costs like mortgage interest, property taxes, maintenance and renovations.
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In January, Amanda Sweet and her husband took ownership of the hotel and began renovations.
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He's asking me to do more work to help out with the renovations they're doing.
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Higher costs for both materials and labor are causing some consumers to reconsider their renovations.
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As a final touch, they completed the kitchen renovations Debbi and Chris had planned for.
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But now, they're down to the fun portion of renovations: the creative, design-based part.
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He advised her to go West, build a house, and continue to make renovations forever.
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All the renovations are expected to be completed before the president's return later this month.
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In January, Vail purchased the Wilmot Mountain ski resort and made extensive renovations to it.
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"After a year of renovations, all the final details have come together," she tells PEOPLE.
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At the same time, a cap on rent increases due to renovations will be introduced.
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They only bought it in 2015, but put a lot of renovations into the place.
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This might be a glimpse of your home renovations in the not too distant future.
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But the renovations should change all that, said Sydney Symphony Orchestra Managing Director Rory Jeffes.
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Over the years you own a home, you will spend thousands on maintenance and renovations.
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Arena did not say if U.S. renovations will help JPMorgan shrink its real estate footprint.
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According to Time Equities' Ami Ziff, dollars spent on mall renovations will continue to climb.
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The last stock offering in 2011 was to pay for renovations to storied Lambeau Field.
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Renovations, which should cost less than $10 million, are expected to take about a year.
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The nearly $50 million price tag includes new additions and renovations to the existing buildings.
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The profit margin also depends on how much money they have to spend on renovations.
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We also styled our renovations with renting in mind, choosing styles that were widely appealing.
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A few employees confirmed that renovations were happening, but they had no details beyond that.
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Phoenix would pay $150 million toward the renovations and the Suns would pay $80 million.
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Once Notre Dame's renovations are complete, the pop-up center could move to another city.
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Aside from waiting for renovations or new construction, there's a new trend: gender-neutral bathrooms.
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Americans are spending less on home renovations than they were at this time last year.
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His bespoke wardrobe and taste in home renovations have made him a figure of ridicule.
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Though closed for renovations, the resort was opened to press and the nine registered voters.
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She's completed three major renovations, but still has yet to touch her kitchen and bathroom.
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The cost of renovations alone on the former retail building ran to more than $300,000.
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Then there is the cost of renovations, as well as marketing and selling the property.
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After the town hall, McCool says, they even started emailing students weekly updates on renovations.
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When building owners do major renovations, they must file permits with the city's buildings department.
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Mr. Henckels Most of the Candela buildings and others won't permit major renovations, thank God.
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Did the seller state that all renovations were legal and the board had been informed?
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Be aware that renovations to these properties must also preserve the home's historically significant features.
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He hopes to have approvals finished by this fall, then full renovations completed in 2250.
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Renovations are underway, with Mr. Caiola gutting the kitchen and replacing 21920s design faux pas.
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Mr. Clark accumulated over $70,000 in back rent, taxes and costs for city-mandated renovations.
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Since 2016, the league said its distributed roughly $1.5 million to pay for field renovations.
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You report on tenant complaints about renovations to a tenement-style building dating from 1886.
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The hotel has since closed for renovations, which may take as long as three years.
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Additionally, the Sussexes enjoyed $3.05 million of taxpayer-funded renovations to their Frogmore Cottage residence.
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To stop getting tickets, Mr. Olufemi needed a permit that would make the renovations legal.
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The school responded by saying all spending for the renovations came from private athletic donations.
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The townhouse became a fixer-upper, with Zuckerberg spending more than $1.6 million in renovations.
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And the Shuberts anticipate renovations at three theaters: the Ambassador, the Cort and the Lyceum.
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But the mansion benefits from both its width and recent renovations, said Ms. Del Nunzio.
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The landlord told them, oddly, that renovations would not start until a lease was signed.
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The property market has been impacted by Britons forgoing major renovations or purchasing new houses.
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Renovations of the original theater are expected to be complete by the fall of 2019.
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"You end up paying for renovations you never would have asked for," Ms. Santoro said.
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In 20163, it lent Mr. Trump $22016 million for renovations on a Wall Street skyscraper.
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Mr. Vari's bigger margins come from large-scale lighting projects, like kitchen renovations and landscaping.
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Rohrbach previously told the Press Herald that both Kristin's home and school were undergoing major renovations.
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When the renovations were complete, the cast returned to the home to see the final product.
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Renovations meant that Meghan and Harry got to put their own personal spin on the home.
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The big move took place in early 2019, following extensive renovations to the 17th century property.
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The renovations ordered by North Korean leader Kim Jong Un for the Pyongyang zoo are complete.
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The revelations, therefore, that Zuma's home renovations cost South African taxpayers $16 million stoked widespread anger.
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Therefore, they're investing "more time and resources into home repair, maintenance and renovations," the survey says.
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The cause of the fire is currently unknown, though the cathedral was recently undergoing extensive renovations.
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The downtown renovations were going to happen regardless of the Super Bowl, Houston First's McStravick said.
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The first-floor banister, newel post and stair treads were found in the house during renovations.
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Hell's Sports Bar is closing for renovations, since all N.F.L. postseason games are aired to everyone.
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You know her for her bubbly personality, adorable children and of course, her amazing home renovations.
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So they'll finance the boats, any physical renovations that have to be done, and so on.
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Three years later — and $118,000 into renovations — and Lipskin has a dreamy, airy home-on-wheels.
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The hotel will remain open as it undergoes renovations ... it's expected to be completed in 2019.
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HGTV is ready to shell out some money for the renovations of the Brady Bunch house!
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Make sure you can handle whatever renovations the home needs before taking it off the market.
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That figure, for both new construction and renovations, includes apartments, condos and commercial and institutional buildings.
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We're told renovations were completed a few months ago, and a moving truck pulled in Tuesday.
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Three days after her arrival, while renovations were ongoing, she hosted her first party — a concert.
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Signs of the renovations have dotted the White House for much of the last seven days.
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The building was vacated in 1985 and required more than $3 million in renovations before reopening.
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Parts of the White House underwent similar renovations last year during Trump's August trip to Bedminster.
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They paid $882,500 and are spending as much as $90,453 on renovations, including a new kitchen.
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About a month before oil prices started to decline, they bought a house and began renovations.
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However, they become deadly when damaged during renovations and demolitions, or as they age over time.
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"The effort to link apartment renovations with harassment and illegal evictions is simply wrong," he said.
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When Ray bought the town in around 2000, he didn't do any major renovations, Brennan said.
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So others will get their chance to go through two, three, four, five renovations and reinventions.
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Mr. Trump initially said he had "gutted the house" and made $2215 million in extensive renovations.
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"I realized, to my horror, that we're losing part of our subway to renovations," he recalled.
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Irsay was in negotiations with the city of Baltimore to pay for renovations to Memorial Stadium.
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The apartment was advertised as fully renovated, and the co-op must have approved the renovations.
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Trump bought the course in 1996 for $7.5 million and put in $40 million of renovations.
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Aside from the noise caused by the renovations, the construction reportedly spread dust throughout the building.
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It is part of renovations underway in stages, at a cost of more than $1 million.
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To successfully renovate economic growth, Congress must fix the error preventing immediate expensing of business renovations.
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Workers could be seen carrying out renovations behind a high, concrete wall and tall pine trees.
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But Mr. Issa said it would reopen after some renovations were completed in a few weeks.
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Last month, an inspector from the Buildings Department visited 94 Franklin to check on the renovations.
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Renovations to galleries will include upgraded heating and air-conditioning systems and a new glass entryway.
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Amtrak recently signed a contract to lease the space for its passengers and has started renovations.
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Before buying the house, Christiansen would go to sleep in his Manhattan apartment dreaming of renovations.
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But that figure includes rent as well as the renovations, Mr. Sweet said in an email.
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The Town of Orangetown's Historic Areas Board of Review keeps a strict watch on exterior renovations.
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And there's a surveillance system with multiple cameras, but because of renovations it was turned off.
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Lucchino brought Smith to Boston in 2002 to lead a series of renovations of Fenway Park.
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They played the other seasons, from 2011 to 2013, in Newark while the Garden underwent renovations.
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After closing for renovations, it reopened its Wooster Street gallery at double the size in March.
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Drew and Jonathan Scott are known for the transformational home renovations they create on "Property Brothers."
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Some high-profile guests, however, have been forced to find other accommodation due to the renovations.
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It has four ground-level retail spaces, and is being vacated in preparation for major renovations.
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He claims he didn't have to pay rent, but agreed to do renovations on Rosario's house.
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They understand that Moscow's renovations are a blueprint for similar developer bonanzas in other Russian cities.
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After the renovations were done, the home was listed at $415,000 and is now in contract.
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In a city notorious for delays on its major construction projects, extensive renovations started in 2010.
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The tax breaks can also be granted to existing buildings if they go through extensive renovations.
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The company had performed more than $200,000 in renovations on the apartment for almost no cost.
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They flip the properties for a profit, saving sellers the hassle of showings and costly renovations.
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He then allegedly used those earnings to obtain mortgages and buy home renovations and luxury goods.
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Yet the apartment's two-bedroom layout remained the same as before the renovations, former tenants said.
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Last summer, the thirty-two-year-old Swedish restaurant closed for renovations; it reopened in October.
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Jujamcyn added more women's stalls to each of its theaters during renovations from 1990 to 2000.
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GPA also plans to complete renovations at three of its flagship, upscale Pao de Acucar stores.
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Suddenly we didn&apost have the $10,000 for renovations we thought we were going to have.
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The National Museum and the Museum of Contemporary Art have just reopened after unexpectedly long renovations.
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"The renovations that were going to have to happen weren't worth it," Ms. Blackwell-Preston said.
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Two years later, after putting a total of nearly $100,00 into renovations, he opened 15th & Chris.
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The main concourse of the George Washington Bridge Bus Station closed for renovations in August 232.
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Learning to read revamps your world, and in the process, does some renovations on your brain.
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Following extensive renovations, some of the region's most beloved resorts are now more enticing than ever.
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But it closed after 19 months for "upgrades and renovations," and it has yet to reopen.
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Manufactured stone veneer leads all renovations with a nearly 96% return on investment in resale value.
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So was Harlem, where the only places he could afford would have required costly gut renovations.
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She had the apartment cleaned and repainted, and arranged for minor renovations, which cost around $7,000.
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After a $98,000 in renovations, the majority of the museum's 1,000-piece collection has been restored.
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Many relics, including the Crown of Thorns, were saved, but other historical items require extensive renovations.
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Renovations by the owner, and approved by regulators, made the ferry more profitable, but also dangerous.
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The first captures the plane in its original condition, before the team started any serious renovations.
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Stephen Richards has home improvement projects — painting, flooring, and bathroom renovations — planned for the coming year.
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The renovations included $400,000 for renovations to the kitchen of his home in Brussels and $95,000 for the installation of an "outdoor living pod/pergola" at his home in DC.In his May 2019 financial disclosures, Sondland reported holding between $15,000 and $50,000 in a bank in Belgium.
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The renovations include adding self-order kiosks, digital menu boards and parking spots for pick-up orders.
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Eventually, Deans moved to Cleveland, Ohio, where he focused on historic renovations and producing police fundraising events.
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We launched in 2011 and at this point have seen thousands of renovations, learning the entire way.
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Tim Hortons also recognized the importance of the drive-thru in its renovations of hundreds of stores.
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The 100-year-old structure collapsed during renovations, falling from its bearings and trapping numerous people inside.
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The Oval Office sits emptied of all furniture, carpet, and other decor during renovations on Aug. 11.
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And, to help with the overhaul, the Palace is hiring a planner to help orchestrate the renovations.
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However, after renovations, the house apparently now costs $40 million more — according to the Kris Jenner's tweet.
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The renovations are meant to improve convenience for the customer and modernize the look of the restaurants.
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Instead, after more itinerant tenants and modest renovations, the building would emergeas the city's new marriage bureau.
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He purchased the property, near St. Tropez, for an unknown sum before adding $10 million in renovations.
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Burkle has spent $17 million on further renovations to the "remarkably livable" property, according to the listing.
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Store renovations, which are ongoing, are also helping drive shoppers back into stores to see what's new.
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The lucky person who lands the dream job will likely see the renovations to Buckingham Palace firsthand.
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The couple did extensive renovations to the house and grounds, including building the city's first swimming pool.
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The charges were largely related to the justices&apos use of state funds to conduct office renovations.
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Home-ownership costs include mortgage interest, taxes, insurance, maintenance, and any renovations you might want to make.
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The team owns the stadium, and the city has spent tens of millions of dollars on renovations.
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Mr. Georgiou said he visited the building after renovations began and construction workers were in the corridors.
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GE said it would continue the renovations, but delay the opening of the new building until 2021.
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And while the show promises to bring the drama, they've also set their highest budget for renovations.
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Before the renovations, reaching the best seats high above the racetrack required climbing many flights of stairs.
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It is pouring $7 million into renovations, hoping to lure top, young techies from around the nation.
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All of the upcoming improvements were approved during the Obama administration following an initial round of renovations.
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In July, 17 people were killed when a four-storey building came down after suspected unauthorized renovations.
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The Florida pad has been undergoing renovations and is supposed to be operational some time next month.
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The Nkandla scandal has dragged on since the taxpayer-funded renovations were first reported in late 2009.
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The dining area is in a former sun porch, enclosed during renovations, with French doors leading outside.
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We'll go off on tangents about home renovations and Kate will be like, 'I'm going to go.
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Home renovations are on an upswing, thanks, in part, to the housing shortage and low interest rates.
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"The biggest risks are in valuing the property, determining the renovations, and managing the construction," Pierce wrote.
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The shopping plaza, just down the road from the poet's birthplace, is currently undergoing large-scale renovations.
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"I would rather not buy something that's gonna need more than $2,000 in renovations," Lemp told us.
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Inside, the owners have preserved the Dade County pine floors, which were sanded and finished during renovations.
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Since opening in 2014, the restaurant at Cape Town's Silvermist Organic Wine Estate has undergone two renovations.
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He pushes the money into luxury good and service vendors selling him custom jackets and home renovations.
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Authorities have said the fire may have been caused as crews worked on renovations for the structure.
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She said her team has done some renovations as well on top of what the Gaineses did.
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The couple later invested another $20 million for renovations and redesigns at the 13,600-square-foot space.
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Trader Tim Seymour said people are spending money on renovations and home improvement as their wealth increases.
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After surviving a fire during renovations, it served as various policy institutes until the writers moved in.
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Renovations of permanent buildings require partial demolition without a possibility to fully reuse these materials or components.
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Jacqueline Kennedy was lionized by a pro-Kennedy media for her spectacular renovations in the JFK era.
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Five years later, the renovations were still under way and were running three million dollars over budget.
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There are free behavioral changes, projects that require a small investment, and big-ticket purchases or renovations.
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Funding will go towards reducing the museum's environmental footprint through a series of renovations [via email announcement].
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The hotel is currently closed as it undergoes renovations that will shrink the hotel and add condominiums.
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On Facebook, the Buildings Department mocked Mr. Hui's remorse in a post promoting renovations for dilapidated structures.
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The stadium's been undergoing some major renovations, including new seats ... so it's possible that's behind the change.
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The transit authority had originally planned to shut down service in the tunnel to do the renovations.
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The company also continued renovations to its Manhattan headquarters, with its employees now consolidated on fewer floors.
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It has said proceeds would be used to build its endowment and for renovations and expanded programming.
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The renovations were compared to the environs seen on the show "Downton Abbey," and mocked by many.
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The white boards were in storage, an administration official said, as the West Wing underwent summer renovations.
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Homeowners often spend a lot of money on renovations expecting to recoup more than they likely will.
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RLAM needs significant renovations, and Sinopec is interested in forming a consortium with a Chinese construction company.
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That is well below the statutory maximum allowed to be spent on renovations for the secretary's office.
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After months of renovations, this long-lived Midtown Scandinavian restaurant, now with two Michelin stars, is reopening.
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The hotel, which first opened in 9103, reopened in 2910 after renovations that cost about $22 million.
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They plan on finishing all the renovations by May of 2021 — just three years after the purchase.
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Everyone living in the house can stay while the renovations take place, though there might be disruptions.
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During renovations, Tibi is hosting a demolition sample sale at its temporary store next door through Monday.
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Then, cleansing renovations remove the stains of the past and take these homes from morbid to marvelous.
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While it hasn&apost been ideal, our renovations have raised the value of the home by 49%.
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If you want to buy supplies for renovations, just write a check at your local hardware store.
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They have put millions of dollars not just into home purchases but into renovations and management infrastructure.
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Only two featured ships had a carrying capacity over 1,000 passengers, and many had undergone recent renovations.
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In 2014, the school was awarded almost $20 million by the city for renovations and an addition.
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Many of these could be standard, yet, typically, they're renovations done after the need for them arises.
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BOTTINO This 20-year-old Chelsea spot has closed for renovations and is to reopen on Feb.
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The bride's father retired as a self-employed residential construction and renovations contractor in South San Francisco.
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The extremely loud and incredibly expensive renovations that have shattered a formerly quiet residential block in Manhattan.
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She's barely going to make a profit, if at all, after plunking down about $100k for renovations.
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Problem is, she bought it in April 2016 for $845k and plunked down about $100k in renovations.
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Newcastle Realty Services used just a handful of contractors, and Mr. Drumheller would work out how much the company needed to spend on renovations to push the rent beyond the threshold to deregulate the apartment, instead of budgeting for the true costs of the renovations, the suit said.
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Microsoft said it had been planning renovations and surveyed employees to see what they cared about the most.
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The typical card payer spent a median $241,234 on renovations, and charged $235,254 to $241,21 of that total.
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While they were tenants, Olsen and Karkozy reportedly made updates and renovations to the chefs kitchen and bathrooms.
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Notable goods that may be affected include TVs, homes and home renovations, washing machines, solar panels and electronics.
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Schnatter's name was added to the building after he pledged $800,000 toward its renovations, which are currently ongoing.
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We now have a gorgeous four-bedroom home that was built in 1890 but has all-new renovations.
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It is a high-set house and approximately 295 years old — that means lots of renovations and maintenance.
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Refinery29 asked hospital administration if the rent increase would go towards renovations or safety upgrades in the building.
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It's been years since I've gotten a massage and I will be broke soon, due to apartment renovations.
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There, a fancy restaurant in a building that predates the Soviet era reopened in 2014 after extensive renovations.
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North Korea has recently completed renovations on its Tongchang-ri launch site, near its northwestern border with China.
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Homeowners are already are investing bigger budgets into kitchen and bathroom renovations, the most popular rooms to remodel.
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And she does nearly all of the renovations herself, from framing and installing Sheetrock to tiling and painting.
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We had plans to go to the famous Au Cheval, but they were closed due to renovations. Bummer.
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An artist rendering of the Battersea Power Station after renovations, which are set to be completed in 8113.
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As for the track, the renovations will make it regulation size and will enable it to host meets.
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The couple were overseeing renovations, as it was divided into five units as home to the palace staff.
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Some of the renovations have transformed the space, particularly the restoration of 66 pyramid lights in the roof.
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It was a Friday and Panorama Bar was closed for renovations, so I didn't go there at all.
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Instead, the property was put on the market by Colony Capital in 2015 after extensive renovations and upgrades.
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The group then rules on everything from approving new buyers to reviewing and approving renovations and building projects.
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The renovations include structural repairs to address ceiling leaks, HVAC work and repairs to the South Portico steps.
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One comment on the Disney Parks' blog post that announced the renovations called it a "horrible, horrible" idea.
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They include a late-night convenience store that opened Monday and renovations for a number of existing facilities.
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Trump has spent most of the past two weeks away from the West Wing, which is undergoing renovations.
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The White House improvements were approved during the Obama administration after an initial round of renovations were completed.
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Lower rates mean it's cheaper to finance investments in home renovations, business equipment, and other expensive durable goods.
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Before renovations undertaken ahead of this game, there were seats missing all over the place, sometimes entire rows.
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It underwent extensive renovations that started in 2014 and is currently listed at €2.6 million, or $2.9 million.
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The measure offered by Toomey and Jones would allow businesses to immediately deduct the full cost of renovations.
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JLL found that since 2014, about 20 percent removed the "m-word" from their official title after renovations.
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Instead, consumers are saving more or spending on big-ticket items such as homes, home renovations and cars.
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Its bathroom, updated during renovations, has dual sinks and a partially walled nook, used for a vanity table.
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Home-renovation loans are an affordable way to make home renovations, but they are not the only option.
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Both are on loan from the Pergamon Museum in Berlin, which is partially closed for renovations until 2019.
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All of Convene's deals of this kind involve the landlord putting up a bulk of capital for renovations.
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Following the renovations, Sears will have a "consolidated" store on the lower level of the property, Seritage said.
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Flipping typically involves buying houses and then reselling them for a profit after market-price appreciation or renovations.
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Its parent company was also a generous recipient of Chinese subsidies for research, renovations and infrastructure last year.
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The couple offered $1.5 million, knowing they would have to spend hundreds of thousands of dollars on renovations.
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While the cruise line has been going there since the 1980s, it recently invested $250 million into renovations.
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The renovations include new bathrooms in the West Wing where the facilities haven't been updated in four decades.
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Officials say performing repairs and renovations is easier when the President and most of his aides are away.
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This week, for example, Food is reopening following several weeks of renovations, to become the third Committed Pig.
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Renovations are also relatively cheap, compared to what you would pay in New York City, Mr. Becker said.
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As part of the project, renovations that began two years ago at the Apollo Theater will be completed.
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Officially, the renovations have been touted as a 2317th anniversary celebration of the company's signature nonvintage Brut Champagne.
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She does regular Pilates workouts and consults with the White House Historical Association on residence renovations and upkeep.
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Many of the buildings had been printing houses that lay dormant awaiting their eventual renovations into luxury lofts.
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In 1974 and 1975, the Mets shared Shea Stadium with the Yankees while Yankee Stadium underwent extensive renovations.
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Other industrial renovations around the city have proven successful, like the Brooklyn Navy Yard, another city-owned complex.
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"It is being built," Trump said, arguing that wall renovations counted toward his promise of building the wall.
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GM plans to idle the plant for several months, starting at the end of February, as renovations begin.
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Mr. Hendricks fell through the roof of his home after inspecting some renovations; he died from the injuries.
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The renovations are set to last a year, during which the Blue Box Cafe will not be open.
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The stadium has had extensive renovations and is now known as Guaranteed Rate Field instead of Comiskey Park.
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WeWork signed deals with a number of those banks for office renovations or memberships, including UBS and Citi.
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In 2012, the French construction company Bouygues Bâtiment International started renovations, and in 2014 Kempinski joined the project.
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Dear Miss Manners: A dear friend invited me to lunch at her home, now that renovations are complete.
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Laura Bush is going from the executive mansion to "Fixer Upper," appearing on HGTV's home renovations mega-hit.
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About six weeks before they completed renovations, however, Cassie and Charles received an offer on their own home.
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He noted that he and his wife undertook various renovations over the years, including replacing bathrooms and windows.
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Now, with renovations completed and buyers interested in turnkey properties, such meetings occur "not so much," he said.
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But the ensuing decades took a toll on those renovations, while the neighborhood transformed from edgy to enviable.
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In New York City, several art house cinemas, including the Film Forum and Quad Cinema, have undergone renovations.
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In February, he voted for a package before the board that included funding for renovations to the stations.
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The hotel is closing May 25 for renovations and will reopen, with the new restaurants, on Sept. 1.
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Some note that the hotel needs updating, but these issues will be fixed once the renovations are completed.
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New York (CNN Business)Apple opened its redesigned store on Fifth Avenue Friday after two years of renovations.
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Let's take a quick look at a few recent, pricey renovations along with some of their best features.
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But the customer experience at stores remained the same, despite renovations and a higher-end feel, Kodali said.
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Berkeley's ban only applies to new construction, while Brookline's also applies to substantial renovations — closing a potential loophole.
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These properties could be handed to nonprofit groups that would undertake renovations, ensuring adequate maintenance and responsible tenancy.
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Starlight Park, with playground equipment, athletic fields and tree-lined walkways, opened in 2013 after years of renovations.
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The elder Berger was also accused of diverting workers from the bakery to do renovations at the villa.
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The breakfast I witnessed was at the tiny Café des Amis, which closed late last year for renovations.
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The additional chalkboards hiding behind layers of newer instructional boards were unearthed this winter during the ongoing renovations.
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Over the years, the Chinese Pavilion has undergone both interior and exterior renovations to maintain its original design.
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Then, last summer, in the middle of renovations, Mr. Bolen got a call from his architect, Nathalie Ryan.
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"When I was in New York last year, their show room was closed for renovations," Ms. Ascolese said.
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Shortly after that, flames appeared at scaffolding around the spire's base, part of extensive renovations that were underway.
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According to the duke and duchess' official website, Frogmore Cottage was already undergoing mandatory renovations before they moved in — and they cost half of the $5.2 million in renovations necessary for them to live at Kensington Palace, which wouldn't have been available for them to move into until late 2020.
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Thaer Khairullah, who owns the bathhouse, said he had only reopened it in December after four months of renovations.
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Some of the very best designs were sequels—extensions to existing structures, reuses of historic buildings, or painstaking renovations.
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The palace is also sharing a breakdown of the funds that went into the renovations of their new home.
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That earlier brunch at Wainstein's house went awry thanks to Frankel's candid (even insulting) reactions to Wainstein's home renovations.
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A den, formal living and dining rooms, and large basement with wine cellar offer plenty of possibilities for renovations.
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That ultimately results in a higher home value for the owners once the renovations are all said and done.
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Renovations had just begun recently, with 16 statues removed from the church last week as part of the repairs.
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The report determined the president should pay back the cost for renovations that did not qualify as security upgrades.
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They're also busy overseeing renovations of their Holmby Hills rental home and have hired decorators for the twins' nurseries.
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McDonald's originally scheduled all U.S. store renovations to be complete in 2020 but pushed the deadline back to 2022.
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OUTDOOR SPACE: There is a patio in back made from stone and brick found inside the house during renovations.
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Well, now you can apply that same strategy to your DIY home renovations — with the help of Grout Glitter.
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They include renovations along a highway from the airport and at a monument celebrating friendship between the two countries.
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By the time his renovations were complete, the Italian fashion designer had an extravagant 23,000-square-foot home base.
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Without further ado: + A site-specific James Turrell installation reopened at the MOMA PS1, after three years of renovations.
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In the meantime, Sycamore Valley Ranch has undergone some renovations and updates on its security and landscaping, WSJ said.
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Donald Trump poses for a portrait at the Kate Wollman Memorial Rink which he oversaw renovations on in 25.
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There's a list of DEWALT power tools on sale so you can tackle your renovations and home construction yourself.
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Walker was cleared late Monday of an impeachment article for spending $131,000 on renovations after taking office last year.
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The cost of the palace renovations is estimated at 100 million euros ($117 million) over the next seven years.
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We loved the home, loved the renovations, loved the neighborhood and wanted to raise our family in the home.
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City officials tell us the Monument application is currently under consideration, which means renovations would normally be on hold.
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But finance costs rose by 14 percent due to higher net debt as a result of acquisitions and renovations.
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Real estate sources tell TMZ she bought the floor for $13 million, so after commissions and renovations ... she's underwater.
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Pruitt's spending on security, first-class air travel and office renovations, has been subject to intense scrutiny from lawmakers.
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Franchisees recently have tangled with McDonald's over everything from restaurant renovations to the popular but margin-squeezing Dollar Menu.
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These are renovations where a fairly bland bathroom is made into something "you'd bring your guests into," he said.
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The Modern The restaurant and barroom at the Museum of Modern Art will close for kitchen renovations from Aug.
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The kitchen has exposed brick walls and ceiling joists, features discovered during renovations that began about 2801 years ago.
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Seven investigators seized documents on the renovations at the office located near the residences in central Seoul, police said.
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Ask homebuilders, or contractors who take on big renovations what the going rate per-square-foot is to build.
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Other renovations will focus on the cracking ceiling in the East Room and the marble on the State Floor.
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However, U.S. franchisees have balked at the expensive renovations, leading them to create an independent franchisee group last year.
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Estermann said GPA will accelerate supermarket conversions and store renovations in the coming months to meet growing consumer demand.
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The hospital was in danger of closing and the building of being razed if costly renovations were not done.
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And the White House is undergoing renovations, forcing senior staff into adjacent office buildings until the work is complete.
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Officials will also start submitting requests for proposal for extensive renovations to 31 subway stations across the five boroughs.
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Even if renovations are on the way, it seemed strange that practically half the store was out of commission.
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A VA loan is used by qualified veterans to pay for renovations above the appraised cost of the home.
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The site is currently undergoing major renovations, and areas previously not accessible to the public are being opened up.
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The Post reported that the Trump Organization previously removed hundreds of trees from the site during renovations in 2010.
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The deep double sink, for example, was once used for laundry, removed from the basement and retrofitted during renovations.
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The store closed for renovations in 2017, with Apple opening a temporary location behind the cube in the interim.
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After a year of renovations, Disney Parks presents its new animatronic Trump on Tuesday in Orlando's Magic Kingdom park.
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The fire department shut it down but later said it could reopen on a limited basis until renovations begin.
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Then in 2004, when Post was only about a year into renovations, a fire destroyed most of the structure.
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Because both boats were undergoing renovations, they were covered in scaffolding when they caught on fire in the marina.
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About 12,000 Citi employees will work at the new headquarters when floor-by-floor renovations finish up in 2019.
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Knott's Chicken Dinner Restaurant, which closed last year for renovations, is open again, and it's well worth your time.
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After five people plummeted to their deaths in two years, the wooden walkway was closed for renovations in 2628.
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Trump attended the 2014 groundbreaking for the renovations alongside local Democratic officials before launching his presidential campaign last year.
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Although the renovations were significant, the 2005 manifestation of Rock N Roll McDonald's did maintain its rock-era thematics.
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They also help push renovations forward and contribute to the city's main export item, Arcosanti bells cast in silt.
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Duque's government has already distributed $79.5 million in subsidies, debt relief and funds for plantation renovations in recent months.
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From repairs and renovations to yard maintenance and shoveling, you'll have more expenses — and chores — with your new home.
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A spokeswoman for Mr. Pritzker acknowledged the nonunion labor, and said he had minimal involvement on his home renovations.
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Freeman recently moved into the building's living quarters to continue renovations and protect the property from vandals and scrappers.
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The hurricane also delayed renovations to the Convention Center, whose adjacent streets are still ringed by barriers and tarpaulins.
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But with renovations to the 18th-century stone farmhouse they had bought in full swing, he kept getting distracted.
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Contractors who benefited from the renovations paid kickbacks to Mr. Drumheller and another unnamed employee, according to the suit.
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Unfortunately, I just missed the reopening of the Proper's European-inspired cafe La Bande after undergoing renovations this winter.
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It has been closed for renovations for two years, but is now reopening and being run by the society.
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Mr. Yantrasast's specialty has been what he calls "acupuncture architecture": ingenious renovations of existing spaces and context-sensitive additions.
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Rancho Caymus Inn (1140 Rutherford Road, Rutherford; from $195), a boutique hotel in Rutherford, unveiled major renovations last summer.
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It posits that the best buildings are easily adaptable, and explains how renovations change the character of a building.
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Other institutions like the Picasso Museum in Paris have also used traveling exhibitions to pay for renovations while closed.
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Ask Real Estate Q. During renovations of our Gramercy Park co-op, some dust filtered into our neighbor's apartment.
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Credit the stunning views of the Manhattan skyline and all the building renovations: Dumbo is becoming a dining destination.
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Another picturesque Italian town is selling homes for €1 ($1) to attract buyers willing to dive deep into renovations.
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The owner was willing to do $50,000 in renovations, including a new kitchen, updated bathrooms and new flooring throughout.
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There, renovations were undertaken several years ago to make it easier for a man of his age to live.
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According to the Boston Globe, the renovations will address problems with asbestos and the facility's heating and ventilation systems.
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Home buyers should always do their research first to make sure the renovations are something they're able to handle.
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Home sales drive a lot of economic activity, such as when new owners spend money on renovations and furnishings.
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GM said it will be "idled" for several months beginning at the end of February as the renovations begin.
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The renovations coincide with rival Walgreens' plans to rehabilitate its stores in an attempt to drive more foot traffic.
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"They allude to unrealistically tight time frames for renovations and cost estimations pulled straight from thin air," he said.
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Lotte Shopping's domestic retail business were also lackluster even after store renovations were carried out, Song and Im said.
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It will close around 209 of its 227 stores in greater China and make extensive renovations to others there.
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Renovations on the facility are already underway, and the Kuiper team will move into the new site in 2020.
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A figure of 11 million Canadian dollars for the renovations alone is often cited, although its source is unclear.
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He moved out of the terminal shortly after he learned, in 2008, that it would be shuttered for renovations.
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Many hotels and resorts around the area spent large amounts of money in renovations hoping to attract those tourists.
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In recent years, many city clubs realized they were not maximizing revenue from rooms and launched multimillion dollar renovations.
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Some had fatal flaws, like charmless renovations or locations near parking lots soon to be sold as building lots.
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But when the home went through renovations this year, Ms. Moses and Mr. Zeimer were moved to different floors.
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The exhibition reopens the Bibliothèque Forney, a public research library for the decorative and applied arts, after extensive renovations.
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He said the only reason they weren&apost home was because they were staying with family during the renovations.
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The officials say there's evidence he's using the place as a residence, and had done renovations without getting permits.
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Lincoln sometimes partners with other companies that do new construction and renovations, but Lincoln manages the base housing operations.
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They tend to spend disposable income sprucing up their city apartments, splurging on plants, and doing small DIY renovations.
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" The Bachelorette alum expressed her excitement over one of the renovations teased in the reel: "homeowners are going to flip!
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But these account for only about 2,400 beds and, like the infrastructure on Rikers, are in need of major renovations.
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It went through several expansions and renovations, including a heralded Art Deco interior makeover of the first floor in 1930.
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The building had active permits for renovations of several apartments, as well as public areas, like the hallway and stairs.
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The cottage will need some renovations, as it is currently divided into five units as home to the palace staff.
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In the post-earnings conference call, management said the renovations could result in high-single-digit same-store sales growth.
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The two women have enough real drama go down during their renovations, there's simply no need to amp it up.
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Last year, franchisees formed the National Owners Association as the Chicago-based company pushed discounts and high-tech store renovations.
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Ron Johnson (2011-2013) - The pioneer of Apple Inc retail outlets launched expensive renovations of Penney stores and eliminated coupons.
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Here's everything we know about Frogmore Cottage, which recently underwent renovations in preparation for the big move, at Windsor Castle.
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There are home renovations shows, competition shows, and shows that simply follow subjects around waiting for drama to be sparked.
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Overestimating your renovation skills One obvious way to save money is to skip hiring a contractor and do renovations yourself.
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The company also said that it is seeing a "net positive impact" from its store renovations for the first time.
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The former Bayview Correctional Facility in Manhattan, where Pulinario was incarcerated, is currently undergoing renovations to become the Women's Building.
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He wanted a move-in-ready Craftsman or a Cape Cod; she wanted a historic Victorian that begged for renovations.
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Renovations to his home started soon after and included a swimming pool, cattle enclosure, chicken run, visitors center and amphitheater.
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They had to do a lot of renovations, and it's finally done enough to visit, so they want to celebrate.
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Renovations and modernization in the older buildings are restricted because of their protected status and construction regulations on the Bosporus.
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Before the museum closed for renovations in 2011, the average age of Cooper Hewitt visitors hovered around 60 years old.
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He made extensive renovations to the baths, including hiring tile makers to install a pool, his granddaughter Elaine Lutchen said.
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They get approached by fans who want advice on their home renovations and often, inexplicably, have their blueprints on hand.
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But, as Yachmetz explained, the railroad infrastructure itself would need major, multi-million dollar renovations to accommodate high speed travel.
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The celebrity couple actually put a ton of work into their mansion, with renovations totaling in "the millions," reported TMZ.
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If it's just renovations and they let the people who were there before stick around, then it's a good thing.
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His renovations will reportedly create 210 bedrooms, 21998 bathrooms, five living rooms, two elevators, a solarium, and a whiskey cellar.
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The van cost $21,000 — plus an extra $1,000 for renovations, which they handled themselves over the course of two months.
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Around 30 subway stations will be closed for months-long renovations, which includes digital wayfinding, new signage, and better lighting.
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Analysts were mostly positive on the announcement although cautioned the renovations would bring some disruption over the next two years.
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This isn't the first time one of the Queen's homes has undergone some pricey renovations in the past few decades.
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After some renovations, the White House gave a glimpse of the new look of the Oval Office, including new wallpaper.
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The Oval Office has been emptied as renovations kick off at the White House following President Trump's departure on vacation.
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White House social media director Dan Scavino tweeted pictures over the weekend showing the start of the West Wing renovations.
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In addition to the hefty price tag, estimated renovations to the historic hall will also cost the new owner millions.
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Louisiana State University unveiled the renovations to it's Football Operations Building on Sunday and the new facility is turning heads.
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Louisiana State University unveiled the renovations to its Football Operations Building on Sunday and the new facility is turning heads.
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How do you reframe the thinking about renovations and restoration now that parts of the entire structure must be rebuilt?
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INDOORS: The two-story house was built in 8593, with the last renovations done within the past couple of years.
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But come April, the streets were filled with trucks and construction companies performing renovations on virtually every house in town.
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Delta Air Lines is investing $1.9 billion in terminal renovations at Los Angeles International Airport over the next five years.
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Trump attended the July 2014 groundbreaking for the renovations alongside local Democratic officials before launching his presidential campaign last year.
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As for other options, Boneparth advises staying away from consumer debt like credit cards when budgeting for your renovations.153.
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You have to use a licensed contractor for any structural, electrical, or plumbing renovations when using a home-renovation loan.
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He sketched Nevins Street in the nineties, just before a round of renovations, and he wanted to take another look.
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Mr. Leggett advises prospective buyers of large estates not to underestimate the cost of possible renovations and year-round maintenance.
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The renovations represent a psychological shift at Chick-fil-A, taking Christian values and injecting them with Silicon Valley ideology.
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Home renovations can be expensive, leading many to put them off until their space is in dire need of repairs.
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The renovations were overseen by C. Dudley Brown, a designer in Washington who specializes in historic preservation and adaptive reuse.
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INDOORS: The semidetached two-story house was built in 2400, with the last renovations done over the past few years.
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The university hired Kansas City-based design firm Populous to complete the renovations to Darrell K Royal-Texas Memorial Stadium.
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The reality star, 47, finished renovations on her 7,200-square-foot Georgia home, which she dubbed "Moore Manor," in 2016.
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Even if the Milners had played ball ... Carol says they made major renovations 10 years ago, which included the basement.
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