Sentence examples for corporate estates from inspiring English sources

When Weyerhaeuser's three-hundred-and-fifty-four-thousand-square-foot complex was new, it was simultaneously the last word in the suburban corporate estates that flourished during the postwar era (Eero Saarinen's General Motors Technical Center, outside Detroit, was among the earliest) and the first word in environmental consciousness as company branding.

The best fiscal lever to pump growth is a combined federal tax burden income, capital gains, dividends, corporate, estate, etc. that doesn't exceed 20% of America's GDP.

His 50 year legal career was with Breed, Abbott & Morgan, Wall Street, Manhattan, an expert in estate, trust and corporate real estate law.

Mr. Apgar then earned a business degree from Harvard Business School, where he was among the 20 students to take its first real estate course, then joined McKinsey & Company to build a corporate real estate and urban development practice.

So suggests Evan Combs, a San Francisco-based adviser at Cresa, a corporate real estate advisory firm that helps tech startups land the right space and which began to observe the increase in subleased property in the third quarter of last year.

Conversations turned from soccer to growing up in small towns, to corporate real estate.

She was a senior account director for the corporate real estate brokerage Cushman & Wakefield in Manhattan.

Corporate real estate prices collapsed and visitors to Hilton's hotels slowed to a trickle.

Just ask Thomas Bogle, director of corporate real estate services at Ernst & Young, the big accounting firm.

Nevertheless, according to George Famulare, Verizon's manager of corporate real estate, "the building is a tank".

One alternative to expensive corporate real estate is none at all.