They then sold up and began buying empty sites, refurbishing them and selling at a profit.
Its closure left dozens of empty sites, which were snapped up by the no-frills brigade.
There is now talk of 800,000 vacant houses, one-and-a-half million empty sites, 25m empty rooms.
Vacancy rates have mainly improved across the south of England and Greater London, with empty sites increasing in the north of England, Yorkshire, Scotland and Wales.
Tesco and the other supermarkets accumulated vast land banks of empty sites, ripe for development, and made an art of securing planning consent for even the most characterless carbuncles.
There are billboards fronting other empty sites, proclaiming the imminent arrival of a national business district and a low-carbon zone, illustrated with generic developer-friendly boxes dressed in glass and metallic cladding.
The city could just continue to airlift these spanking new facilities on to empty sites around the township, but when we do it, we take the time to make sure it's in the right place.
A connected collection of n empty sites is denoted by O n.
The second is the presence of lower empty sites in surface of electrode in range of 100.0 1500.0 μM in comparison with lower range.
Note that larger F d are obtained at longer time (i.e., larger R), since monomers keep appearing in empty sites of the lattice.
More should be done to make landowners build houses on empty sites in London, according to the Guardian's London journalist Dave Hill.
