Sentence examples for estate collection from inspiring English sources

Bimini Bay Island Estate Collection WHAT New residences at an oceanfront resort and residential development.

The doorknobs in the Baldwin Estate collection have names of upscale areas that are strangely evocative: Kensington, Roanoke, Pasadena.

Museums and Galleries BELLPORT "Lost and Found: The Pinajian Discovery," an exhibition of 50 abstract paintings from the estate collection of Arthur Pinajian (1914-1999).

Maybe the Baldwin Estate collection is merely for show, or maybe it's finally true that New York City has become an upper-middle-class suburb.

Yakuza make their money from extortion, blackmail, construction, real estate, collection services, financial market manipulation, protection rackets, fraud and a labyrinth of front companies including labour dispatch services, database servers, and private detective agencies.

His real estate collection includes a home in Paris that he bought from the fashion designer Pierre Cardin, as well as residences in Dubai and Geneva and a house under construction in Gstaad, Switzerland.

Still, the results painted a slightly more encouraging picture of the market than those on Wednesday for "The Modern Age," Christie's sale devoted to two estate collections.

For example, Ebay is joining with Butterfield & Butterfield to auction entire estate collections.

At first glance, the differences between the traditional auctioneers and their newer cyberspace cousins appear concrete: The dealer networks that supply Sotheby's, Christie's and Yahoo!'s partner Butterfield & Butterfield, are often established businesses in their own right, ranging from galleries to estate collections to nontaxable, private dealer collections.

Why not a progressive tax, based on the value of a non-profit's assets - real estate, collections, endowment (per student), etc.? Generous tax reductions could be given to those that find creative ways to afford significant access to the poor or middle class.

Methodology We based our rankings on each ZIP's median home sale price, between July 2006 and June 2007, as collected by First American CoreLogic, a national real estate data collection and research firm that tracks over 150 million parcels in over 3,000 counties, amounting to 99% of all real estate transactions.