"That didn't set a record for an individual house," said Geoff Thompson, a spokesman for Houlihan/Lawrence.
Over its 31 years of operation, Neighborhood Housing has more typically taken on a single blighted street, or an individual house jeopardizing the stability of a block, said James Paley, the executive director.
His idea is to have 9 children live in an individual house with a "mother", & try to reproduce, as far as possible, conditions of a normal family life.
It is rare that an individual house in such a "lofty, dignified situation" — as Jane Austen wrote of the Elliots' rental in Bath in "Persuasion" — comes onto the market.
Rather than focusing on a set of frescoes, say, or an individual house, "we've been reasoning on broader terms," Mr. Camardo said.
To determine the level of malaria transmission in an individual house, parasite prevalence data from a single cross-sectional survey conducted in August-September of 1998 were used.
Admission to an individual house or garden costs $6 to $10.
Looking for polling on an individual House race?
A concerted effort to keep an individual housed and supported in the community makes sense because it costs significantly less than neglecting those needs and having that person end up in an emergency room, jail cell, psychiatric hospital or homeless shelter (the costs of which are borne by taxpayers).
Everyone has a right to legal representation – or should have – but the way some legal firms turn a legitimate decision into condemnation of an individual housing officer is, I guess, how they earn their money.
