Sentence examples for completed under construction from inspiring English sources

After decades of neglect, some $2 billion in development was recently completed, under construction or in the planning stages.

By contrast, he said, LCOR -- which has $7.5 billion in developments completed, under construction or in predevelopment -- is focusing on small and midsized biomedical companies.

In the last five years, new condo and rental apartment towers have fueled a renaissance in the working-class enclaves of Union City, N.J., and Weehawken, N.J., which have at least 30 condo projects recently completed, under construction or in the planning stages; and in once-depressed downtown areas of White Plains and New Rochelle, where three condo towers carry Donald Trump's name.

In the last five years, new condo and rental apartment towers have fueled a renaissance in the working-class enclaves of Union City and Weehawken, which have at least 30 condo projects recently completed, under construction or in the planning stages; and in once-depressed downtown areas of White Plains and New Rochelle in Westchester County, where three condo towers carry Donald Trump's name.

Six out of the seven routes defined in the first three Base Plans are either completed, under construction or in planning at the time of writing this paper as shown in Table 3.

The total capital commitment for the projects recently completed or under construction is $3 billion.

Legacy Development USA of Hauppauge, which has 21 houses either completed or under construction, has sold all but four.

Preview of the buildings completed or under construction; tells how Fair-goers will be shown about, housed, etc.

STATUS Roughly 50 lots have been sold, and there are now about 16 residences completed or under construction.

But now, developers, who expect 29,000 residents in buildings recently completed or under construction, leave nothing to chance.

In the third quarter of 2006, builders statewide were trying to sell nearly 18,000 homes either completed or under construction, according to Hanley Wood's research.