Sentence examples for estates identified from inspiring English sources
An Irish government report last October into the country's "ghost estates" identified more than 2,800 housing developments where construction had been started but not completed.
Records in Companies House show that some of the 30 estates identified by Friends of the Earth are owned by firms registered in offshore tax havens, such as the British Virgin Islands, Liechtenstein, Jersey and Guernsey.
Long before the attack, and the scramble for new offices, Trinity Real Estate identified five sites in Hudson Square for construction or expansion, up to 2.5 million square feet.
A group called Afire — the Association of Foreign Investors in Real Estate — identified the five locations around the globe that they wanted to invest in.
Plainclothes agents will be sent on to some estates to "identify gang leaders, traffickers and big shots," he added, promising a "national plan" to deal with delinquency by the end of the year.
Also highlighted in the criminal complaint was "a significant real estate development firm," identified as "Real Estate Developer No. 1," that was "spearheading an over $4 billion, multiyear, mixed-use commercial and residential development project in Brooklyn".
They also estimate the cost of estate jewelry, identify furniture and guess the ages of buildings.
This level of investment can often not be funded from agricultural income alone, and so a well-managed estate will identify appropriate opportunities to provide funds for reinvestment.
The point of this exercise — the second time The Times Magazine has tried it — is to establish a fantasy real estate chain identifying a house that we covet, and then inviting its owner to nominate one that she, or he, covets and so on.
The exposure to real estate mainly identifies changes in capital growth the first and second columns of Table 2 show a very similar estimate of the impact of real estate development on capital growth.
