Sentence examples for estate genius from inspiring English sources
In 2003, he bought the G.M. Building, a move that left many of his peers describing him as a real estate genius.
Mr. Macklowe, an unabashed property gambler, is also considered a real estate genius with a keen eye for development, having turned the G.M. Building across the street from the Plaza Hotel into a gold mine.
Posthumously, Gottlieb has been cast as a real estate genius blessed with uncommon prescience and a sentimental investor in a vanishing culture of bohemianism, but it's far from clear that he ever intended to play either role.
Zell, a real estate genius who dabbles in restaurants, came in as rescuer.
I'm no real estate genius, and I basically know nothing about how money works if it isn't a transaction to purchase a new romper.
In that episode, Trump claims to be a real estate genius so he can bilk unwitting middle- and lower-income folks (who did not start with $40 million of their dad's money) of their hard-earned dollars.
In 2007, Lehman's real estate geniuses partnered with Tishman Speyer to pay $22.2 billion for Archstone-Smith, an apartment owner.
Talk story about driving out to Teterboro Airport and visiting a Gulfstream II private jet belonging to a real-estate genius from Wichita named George Ablah.
The New Yorker, December 30 , 1985P. 18 Talk story about driving out to Teterboro Airport and visiting a Gulfstream II private jet belonging to a real-estate genius from Wichita named George Ablah.
Certainly when Pan's former Vantone partners described him as a "real-estate genius" and "the most successful private developer in Beijing," they were referring not to the quality of his buildings but to his knack for selling them at such high prices.
He's made plenty of money in the process, to be sure — though it's commonly believed that his actual worth isn't nearly what he says it is — but much of it is from licensing and branding based on the outsize persona he's created for himself, not the real-estate genius he claims.
