Sentence examples for estate restructuring from inspiring English sources
His firm of 3,800 employees is on track to add 200 employees this quarter and more beyond, a response to a growing demand for services in real estate restructuring, asset management, fixed income and, of course, general growth in rising economies.
Earnings for the latest quarter include a charge of $24 million from work force and real-estate restructuring, as well as gains of $9 million on equity investments and $6 million from related tax adjustments.
The new equity in real estate is buying and restructuring debt.
This research attempts to draw out transferable lessons for future Eco-Industrial Park (EIP) development by analyzing the Daedok Technovalley (DTV) Development Project, the first Korean attempt to design EIP by restructuring a conventional industrial estate development plan.
The city could just turn over an extra $548 million to the schools without special action by Albany, either on the real estate tax measure or on the Board of Education restructuring.
The partners tried unsuccessfully to craft a new deal that would have involved them putting up "several hundred million dollars," in return for restructuring the loans, according to one real estate executive briefed on the negotiations.
Thomas Barrack of Colony Capital in Los Angeles made a killing buying bad real estate loans during the savings and loan crisis and, later, restructuring Asian financial firms.
Mr. Whitaker said that Mr. Marshall told him that he and his mother had grown closer in recent years, and that this was why she wanted to restructure her estate to his benefit.
After restructuring the company and doing some major cost-cutting in personnel and real estate, Mr. Hurd has in recent months been pushing his executives to seek more revenue growth.
Restructuring Christie's is preoccupied with its bottom line and ways it can capitalize on its valuable real estate holdings.
