The phrase "a dozen property" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to refer to a quantity of properties, but it lacks clarity and proper context.
Example: "The real estate agent listed a dozen properties for sale in the area."
Alternatives: "twelve properties" or "a dozen real estate assets".
The decision by the United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit to uphold the dismissal of the suit was another blow to the plaintiffs in the case — more than a dozen property owners who stand to lose their homes and businesses under eminent domain as the project moves forward.
"They literally are simply taking tenants out of existing office buildings by handing them checks," said Susan Mead, a lawyer with Jenkins & Gilchrist who represents about a dozen property owners, including CarrAmerica and Crescent Real Estate Equities, in Dallas and its northern suburbs.
She added they have seriously considered a dozen properties, but none has worked out for a variety of reasons.
Police inquiries have since tied the group to more than a dozen properties around south London over the decades.
"We're talking about the sort of people who have half a dozen properties around the world already," he says.
The government-owned Irish bank is looking to seize a dozen properties in Russia and Ukraine, Ireland's ambassador to Russia, Philip McDonagh, said at a news conference in Moscow on Wednesday.
Some residents of the 42-home Oak Creek neighborhood in Fargo are angry about the city's attempt to buy about a dozen properties there to build a dike.
Generator Hostels, based in London, has a dozen properties and several in development in Europe, and a property under construction in Miami scheduled to open next year.
Mr. Carzis, who owns more than a dozen properties in Bound Brook, wanted to buy the Dunellen Hotel, which was built in 1869 as a private residence.
