People want to see retirement homes and age-restricted communities not as warehouses for the lonely, but as a Club Med with ramps.
Also, the big securitization markets that are functioning well today — like those for car and credit card loans — rely on banks acting as warehouses for loans, Mr. Deutsch said.
In September 2009, the company wove in individual stores' inventory to the Web site, so that essentially all of the stores were also acting as warehouses for online.
"There is a tendency to see refugee camps as warehouses for storing unused people; we need to treat them as normal people," said Richard Acland, a senior coordinator for the United Nations in Dadaab.
Because of a strict requirement that they be used by manufacturing companies, many of the buildings are vacant or serve as warehouses for manufacturers across the border even though the buildings occupy prime locations.
This requires designing elaborate integration systems such as warehouses for storing and querying these data.
In Knoxville, however, they find out that the fair was held fourteen years earlier, and that its featured attraction, the Sunsphere, is now being used as a warehouse for a wig shop (known as the Wigsphere).
For a time, Sourp Giragos served as a warehouse for a state-owned bank, and as a provisional military facility.
$3.175 million1300 Jackson Street Williamsburg, Brooklyn This 20,000-square-foot three-story brick building at Manhattan Avenue, to be converted into a condominium, was built as a Civil War foundry and served as a warehouse for the Argosy Book Store the last 50 years.
With a hundred and eighty-eight thousand dollars from Riyadh, Seda bought a split-level house to serve as a prayer space for local Muslims and as a warehouse for literature.
