Sentence examples for extend construction from inspiring English sources

Banks are loth to extend construction loans unless 60-75% of the units are already sold.

At the same time, the economic returns on new highways and other public infrastructure projects are declining, now that the best locations have already been built up, and as planners extend construction to less affluent and more remote areas.

In asking the PA to extend construction deadlines, Silverstein presumably found Merrill's interest to be sincere - not a ploy to gain leverage with its current landlord, Brookfield Properties, in talks over renewing Merrill's World Financial Center lease, which is up in 2013.

Among the ideas that have been put to the government is that of "transfer of development rights" – which would see a house-owner sell the developer "rights" equivalent to the price of the land on which his or her house stands, which could then be used by the developer to extend constructions to a commensurate value in another location.

Elsewhere, city officials and large nonprofit agencies extended construction and mortgage financing to thousands of families.

In the meantime, extended construction on the L train's Canarsie tube will entail increased service on the nearby lines, a task that will partially fall to the R32s.

All three projects were financed in part through tax-exempt bonds issued by the city's Industrial Development Agency, which -- despite its name -- extends construction and renovation assistance to certain nonprofit corporations, including private elementary and secondary schools, for job creation or retention.

On Thursday, the Port Authority voted to extend the construction deadlines for two towers at ground zero, including Tower 3, the one under consideration by Merrill.

Some analysts suggested that Mr. Obama and Mr. Netanyahu might have reached a private understanding that Israel would extend the construction moratorium in return for direct talks.

Islamic Jihad claimed the attack as reprisal for Israel's recent killing and capture of several of its leaders and the Israeli government's decision to extend the construction of its "security wall" deep into the occupied West Bank.

When the contractor filed a large lien, making it hard to extend the construction loan because of the delay, Mr. Barer and his partner, Barbara Rohregger, a broker, had to go back to their investors, all relatives, and make calls for additional money.