Sentence examples for estate enterprise from inspiring English sources

A It's a new full-service, privately held commercial real estate enterprise.

He is behind a project called Loveland, a "micro real estate" enterprise that sells parcels of Detroit that he owns by the square inch for $1 a piece.

A family lumberyard business built by Ratner's three uncles and an aunt grew into a national real estate enterprise, Forest City Enterprises, now publicly owned.

His nonprofit group is embarking on its first real estate enterprise, the creation of a $40 million development in the former factory town of Beacon.

Scenic Hudson is undertaking its first real estate enterprise on the land, with plans for an ecologically up-to-the-minute hotel, restaurants, shops and housing, as well as a "green" marina for paddle boats and electric motorboats.

City records indicate the building is owned by United Enterprises, a company controlled by Fraydun Manocherian, a member of a large family real estate enterprise and the founder of the New York Health and Racquet Club.

Alan V. Tishman, a prominent member of the family whose real estate enterprises helped transform New York's skyline, died on Tuesday at his home on Park Avenue in Manhattan, his wife, Margaret, said.

Z-score model is one of the most frequently used risk early warning models in financial engineering, but it needs further research to prove whether it is suitable for China's burgeoning real estate enterprises.

This paper reports the construction and testing of a historical environmental simulation model, Búmodel (bú: Icelandic – farm estate or enterprise).

Crescent's market capitalization of $1.7 billion, added to the debt, gives this pile of real estate an enterprise value of some $4 billion.

Largely as a result of Nikita's and Akinfy's efforts, the Demidov family, by the end of the 18th century, controlled vast estates and enterprises and produced about 40 percent of the country's output of cast iron.