Sentence examples for estate offering from inspiring English sources
The Bakers' group negotiated the deal with Mr. Zucker's estate, offering $1.3 billion for the Hudson's Bay Company — but it didn't have to open its own wallets.
Driving around Beaverton with them, Emily drew on her background in urban planning and real estate, offering thoughts on demographics, traffic patterns and property values and on what succeeded and failed in other cities. "That was pretty cool," she recalls.
The UI is tweaked a bit to make the most of the extra screen real estate, offering five virtual home buttons along the bottom and a 5×5 grid of apps/icons.
Before that, he was a member of the securities unit, where he successfully prosecuted a $23 million real estate offering fraud, which involved three principals of the Cobalt Companies, and a $13 million Ponzi scheme, Mr. Bharara's office said.
[C3.] Tenant Delays Big Hong Kong Deal A lawsuit by a public housing tenant forced the Hong Kong government and three of the world's largest financial institutions to postpone a $2.73 billion real estate offering.
Politicians were again calling for action, schools were on alert to the possible impact on pupils, and counsellors and local suicide support groups appeared in the area's housing estates offering assistance to worried families.
Now, the national charity Big Local is trying to improve life here by establishing walking routes that will draw together long-divided housing estates, offering loans to would-be local businesses, putting new facilities into forlorn-looking public space, and energetically trying to boost the place's fractured sense of community.
Merrill Lynch, UBS and Credit Suisse have played a role in big real estate offerings.
We sampled the single estate offerings from Ethiopia to Mexico to enliven your choice of morning beverages 1.
America Online's House and Home channel is third, though its real estate offerings are provided by Homestore.
Real estate offerings are in the jurisdiction of the attorney general's office under the Martin Act, which allows it to monitor and prosecute companies that issue securities.
