"condominium about" is not a grammatically correct part of a sentence in written English.
It is possible that you meant "about condominiums," which is a prepositional phrase often used to refer to the act of discussing or describing condominiums. For example: - The seminar was about condominiums and their regulations. - We had a conversation about condominiums and the benefits of living in one. In both of these examples, "about condominiums" is used to convey the topic or subject being discussed. It is a common and acceptable phrase in written English.
Q. My apartment building in Manhattan was converted to a condominium about 10 years ago.
Two owners in the building owe the condominium about $20,000.
Ms. Russo, who worked as a manager with a Manhattan employment agency, moved out of the family home about a year ago and into the condominium about four blocks away, Mr. Zimmerman said.
Newlywed Deah Barakat, 23, a University of North Carolina dental student, his wife Yusor Abu-Salha, 21, and her sister, Razan Abu-Salha, 19, a student at North Carolina State University, were gunned down on Tuesday in a condominium about two miles (3km) from the UNC campus in Chapel Hill.
Add in the fact that the prison population is at an all-time high, and that prisons aren't equipped to handle it—"some of these cells are as small as a bathroom in a typical condominium, about 5 meters square," Sapers says and friction between the inmates is bound to occur.
A luxury condominium is about to join them, on the corner of East Houston Street and Avenue B in the East Village.
Scores of residents in the Bunker Hill and Civic Center areas complained of the racket Thursday night after several of the Army helicopters began maneuvering close to high-rise apartments and condominiums at about 10 p.m. Police said the training, which was repeated Friday night, will continue Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday nights.
PRICES Condominiums, about $475,000 to $675,000; home sites starting at approximately $395,000.
He said that the large number of new condominiums about to be completed were keeping prices from rising too quickly.
The building, a converted cardboard box factory between the Brooklyn and Manhattan Bridges, was the first in the area that the developer David Walentas converted to condominiums, about eight years ago.
That payment works out to less than two months' common charges for one of the 12 new condominiums about to open there.
