Sentence examples for developer of housing from inspiring English sources

He is on the board of Federation Housing Inc. in Philadelphia, a nonprofit developer of housing for the elderly.

For more than three years, Roger Brandt, a Rochester developer of housing for people with low incomes, has been planning the second phase of his Union Meadows project in suburban Chili (rhymes with mai tai).

To select the tenants and manage the building, Mr. Rose chose the Greyston Foundation in Yonkers, a Buddhist-inspired organization, which began as a bakery and a Zen center and grew into a developer of housing and services for the homeless and people with AIDS.

Joseph Barry, left, a well-known developer of housing on the Hoboken and Jersey City waterfronts, pleaded guilty yesterday in federal court to charges of paying more than $100,000 in bribes to Robert C. Janiszewski, the former Hudson County executive, in exchange for his pushing through state and federal grants to aid Mr. Barry's housing developments.

Stacey Stowe (NYT) NEW JERSEY NEWARK: DEVELOPER SENTENCED FOR PAYOFFS A developer of housing on the Hoboken and Jersey City waterfronts who pleaded guilty to paying nearly $115,000 in payoffs to Robert C. Janiszewski, the former Hudson County executive, was sentenced yesterday to two years and a month in prison.

Joseph Barry a well-known developer of housing on the Hoboken and Jersey City waterfronts, pleaded guilty last Tuesday in federal court to charges of paying more than $100,000 in bribes to Robert C. Janiszewski, the former Hudson County executive, in exchange for his pushing through state and federal grants to aid Mr. Barry's housing developments.

Despite mixed use zoning, developers of housing and commercial projects would have to apply for special exceptions, said Elizabeth Stocker, community development director.

This formidable project, with a total offering price of $18.6 million for both the residential and professional space, is the work of the Ferrante family of Farmingdale, L.I., owners of the Ferran Concrete Corporation and, as the Windmill Construction Company, contractors and developers of housing and industrial projects.

"It makes it easier for a developer to put an imprint on a neighborhood," said Ken Kahan, the chief executive of California Landmark Development, a Los Angeles-based developer of urban housing that is completing its fourth project in the Marina Arts District.

Martin Dunn, the president of the Dunn Development Corporation, a developer of affordable housing, was a consultant on the database, along with other private housing developers, to ensure data was accurate.

The purchasers are the Arker Companies, a developer of subsidized housing, and the Related Capital Company, which specializes in syndicating federal low-income housing tax credits.