Later on, the estate was organized as a waqf, a land devoted for Muslim religious or charitable purposes.
(Galerie Lelong, in Chelsea, which represents Mendieta's estate, has organized a concurrent show of her drawings and two films, on view through July 30).
To coincide with the unveiling, Mitchell-Innes & Nash, the Manhattan gallery that is the exclusive representatives of the artist's estate, has organized an exhibition in its Madison Avenue gallery.
In March, a team of real estate developers organized a competition to select the architects to plan an office and residential complex for the so-called Con Ed site, a nine-acre property on the East River waterfront just south of the United Nations headquarters.
These holdings were first consolidated into estates (shōen) organized under the authority of the civil nobility and religious establishments, and they remained within the framework of imperial government.
While he was there, he was often approached by agents in the rent-a-foreigner industry to participate in real-estate openings organized to lure potential buyers.
Private bankers do everything from managing money and arranging estates to organizing exotic vacations and bailing clients' college kids out of trouble.
Shortly after they met, Mr. Browne took a tour of National Trust estates in England, organized by Sotheby's.
Not all estates, however, were organized this tightly; elsewhere demesnes, though common, tended to be smaller and less economically important; and in the south they were always rare.
For the late 8th and 9th centuries, at least in northern Italy and Tuscany, there is evidence of more organized estates, which were the equivalent of the manors of England and the villae of 9th-century northern France.
