What about existing residential structures?
At New Jersey National, he used parkland around an existing residential community.
New dormitories will house the extra 8,000 students expected to join the 12,000 existing residential students.
Foreign investors mostly aren't allowed to buy existing residential real estate but, subject to approval, can buy new residential property on the basis that this drives demand for housing stock.
At one time, Mr. Trump wanted to build 57 town houses, but the village was concerned about the houses being too close to existing residential streets, which surround the golf club.
He said the apartments could be clustered together in freestanding dormitory-style buildings or, in a decentralized approach, attached with separate entrances to existing residential homes owned by the elderly.
While most changes would apply to new construction, the task force is calling for some precautions in existing residential buildings, including co-ops, condominiums, rental apartments and public housing.
In 1865 Burges started an extensive restoration of Cardiff Castle for the marquess; he made many extensions to the existing residential apartments and directed an elaborate scheme of interior decoration, and he worked on the project until his death.
For instance, existing residential buildings are more likely than industrial ones to be built to a maximum height limit and would be more likely to benefit directly from the allowance for rooftop solar panels.
It commissioned a report that calls for changing the zoning in the area from industrial to a mix of residential and retail, and for building about 285 housing units, a waterfront park and boardwalk and shops "in keeping with the existing residential character of surrounding neighborhoods and the village at large".
