Sentence examples for decrepit properties from inspiring English sources

There are some decrepit properties down there.

Over the last 15 years, 150,000 of the nation's public housing units have been lost, officials said, as agencies have sold or torn down decrepit properties.

In 2006, Mr. Katz settled a lawsuit brought by the New York attorney general's office that accused 11 people with deceiving members of minority communities in Brooklyn into buying decrepit properties at inflated prices; the house at 2206 Strauss Street was not part of the lawsuit.

Both banks argued that the city sued the wrong parties, arguing the blame for decrepit properties rested with the loan servicers, companies contracted to manage the properties.

He wants it both ways: to become a part of this new community while also subverting it; changing the way the city does business, finding owners for many of these decrepit properties and making "exciting stuff," as he says, with a "dash of awesome sauce".

The rather decrepit property was in a town called Khnum, named for an Egyptian god, right across the street from the temple.

In 1964, the Guinnesses intervened, buying a single decrepit property, 50 Mountjoy Square, that stood in the middle of the proposed construction.

They billed it as a great way to rebuild Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum, which is a decrepit property in the heart of one of the richest — and, lately, poorly managed — counties in America.

This is the problem faced by Robert, who responds to his mother's cranky letters about caring for Winton Manor (not to mention her husband and brother-in-law) by recruiting a potential buyer for the decrepit property — only to find that his mother and clan are not as keen on downsizing as their constant complaints suggested.

Cameras follow them as they are dragged from one decrepit property to another on rough-looking housing estates by some sadist with bright white teeth dressed in pastel-coloured clothes.

Cameras follow them as they are dragged from one decrepit property to another on rough-looking housing estates by some sadist with bright white teeth dressed in pastel-colored clothes.