Sentence examples for capital developers from inspiring English sources

David Wex, partner at Urban Capital, developers of Toronto's first micro-condos, Smart House, said there is plenty of interest from students, downsizers, and those who are tired of long commutes.

Unable to raise capital, some developers have walked away from projects that seemed certain to get built before the onset of the recession.

It's the unofficial capital of developers – yet the quaint exterior seems a jarring reminder of what his profession often is not.

Some residents say Forest City and Covington Capital, the developers behind Mesa del Sol, have reneged on numerous promises, leaving new homeowners feeling trapped in a community that does not live up to expectations.

Artists, over-priced coffee and deliberately rough-hewn bread aren't the causes of gentrification: that's the deliberate pursuit of capital by developers, forcing people from one area to another.

It's looking increasingly likely that the wild, anarchic app-production phase of the tech boom in which access to easy capital encouraged developers to throw shit at the wall to see what stuck is wrapping up.

If you've read anything about gentrification before, you'll know that those criteria make it an area primed for investment; it's an inner city pocket offering cheap rents and a bunch of affordable places to hang out, meaning students and arty people have moved in, giving it the cultural capital that developers can exploit on the billboards for their pricey new penthouses.

The lenders are more than happy, though, to lend to capital-rich developers.

Says Cohen: "We think capital and developer attention will be diverting back toward rental, and we are beginning to hear that land costs in tertiary markets are easing".

The idea is this: the government provides working capital that allows developers to finish residential blocks.

Meanwhile, in the capital itself, greedy developers have used the cause of the Olympic Games in 2008 to commit the grossest acts of cultural vandalism.