Sentence examples for affordable developments from inspiring English sources

When groups like the Long Island Housing Partnership have managed to build affordable developments, their tidy townhouses have far more curb appeal than the shabby illegal sublets, neglected rentals and foreclosures that flourish in a dysfunctional housing market.

It has committed town-owned land and the cooperation of its municipal departments, and has speeded the approval processes needed to grant the higher-density zoning required for affordable developments.

The future of these reclaimed lands will depend largely on the government that is elected later this year; many want to see them set aside for affordable developments with a community-driven public services infrastructure.

"Whenever my economic development office meets with an employer looking to locate or expand in this county, we now have a litany of housing benefits -- specifically, new and upcoming affordable developments, Employee Assistance Housing programs, down-payment assistance, etc. -- to convey," Mr. Morgo wrote.

At Serviam Gardens, an affordable development for seniors at 323 East 198th Street in the Bronx, developers planted a garden for viewing, including one with herbs, on the rooftop.

Finally, the governor should seek legislation with inclusionary incentives and requirements that encourage communities to find sites for affordable development.

In later years, August persuaded Leonard to support and invest in affordable development projects in Ossining, NY.

Without the certificates, "there will definitely be a slowdown in affordable development, and development in general, in the city," he added.

One has only to visit South Wind Village in Bay Shore to see an affordable development that transformed a moribund and dangerous street into a vibrant and stable neighborhood.

But seven years later, the affordable homes at the Greens at Half Hollow are still unfinished, and the separate affordable development, called Ruland Road, named after its location, is still an empty lot with an as-yet-unapproved plan before the planning board for mostly one-bedroom units.

Revolutionary changes in how cargo and people are transported into space are needed to enable the affordable development and exploration of space in the 21st century.