Sentence examples for building estate from inspiring English sources

Mr. Trump said he planned to sell the 14 lots along the course to buyers building estate homes.

Building estate homes around the golf course would be a better alternative than the conference center, Ms. Curtis contends.

Because the picture fluctuates from building to building, estate specialists urge co-op owners to read up on the rules governing co-ops in general and those governing their building in particular.

Following much discussion, the decision was decided by a vote, which resulted in the approval of the move by 115 votes to 37. The site which held Fulfordgate was sold and developed as a building estate.

In the early 1630s the 4th earl of Bedford began developing Covent Garden, originally the convent garden of the Benedictines of Westminster, thereby initiating the process of building estates of town houses on land acquired from former religious houses.

Smith's father, a partner of John Jacob Astor, was one of the wealthiest men in the country, and Smith, who grew up on a 30-building estate in Peterboro, N.Y., is a familiar type: the rich boy who wants to do something meaningful with his life.

The buildings, estate and therapeutic regime designed by Edward Long Fox were based on the principles of moral treatment that was fashionable at the time.

It sold the freehold to a private company two years after building the estate.

But Conseco, an Indiana insurance company, put up most of the down payment on the building, real estate specialists say.

It is a mere 695 square feet, in the kind of building real estate agents call a vanilla box.

To build its two-level studio, CNN has signed an agreement with the Rockefeller Group, the owner of the Time & Life Building, real estate and network officials said.