Significant development of the estate began when it was acquired by the family of Lord Banff and they started the work of landscaping and planting trees.
Forglen became the main family residence of the Ogilvy family during the 18th century and marked the onset of significant development of the estate.
William, a former army captain who served under the Duke of York, continued the development of the estate until his death at Forglen on 4 June 1803.
Similarly, Alexius tried to promote more profitable development of the estates of the church by granting them to the management of laymen as charistikia, or benefices.
"There is real fear that the development of the estates is part of a social cleansing programme," she said in an interview in her flat, just a few streets from the block.
Lee is widely known for his 1994 acquisition and development of the Langham Estate in London's West End, approximately 14 acres of commercial space that is now a major business and shopping destination.
The name is misleading, however, because the primary function of these agreements is to limit the development of the servient estate rather than to authorize the easement beneficiary to enter and use the land.
"This law, once it takes effect on Jan . 1 , 2009will further promote the development of the real estate market for foreigners in Vietnam," said Ngo Duc Manh, vice chairman of the National Assembly's External Committee.
"Alas," Mr. Hourahan said, "a lack of planning, zoning, etc., as well as a surfeit of what we can only imagine led to a visually unappealing and — on the surface — incoherent development of the real estate abutting this 'grand' boulevard from its inception".
The East Village, Lewis says, "was particularly picked on because of the development of the real estate".
Savile Row was built between 1731 and 1735, on freehold land known as Ten Acres belonging to a merchant tailor, William Maddox, as part of the development of the Burlington Estate, and is named after Lady Dorothy Savile, wife of the 3rd Earl of Burlington.
