Sentence examples for for private developers from inspiring English sources

So McGuire joined dozens of other bases across the country in taking advantage of the Military Housing Privatization Initiative passed by Congress in 1996, which opened the door for private developers to upgrade the housing stock.

New suburbs at the edge of MK must make a profit for private developers.

But the people here knew about the property fest: they live on the council estates about to be demolished to make way for private developers.

That resolution established the incentive program for private developers, whereby developers construct public spaces -- plaza "bonuses," in zoning lingo -- in return for bigger buildings.

Without that incentive, it would be difficult for private developers to finance a project like the one the Port Authority is proposing.

One solution, she said, was a change in policy at the state level that would make it easier for private developers to build housing on college campuses.

A government department sold the site to the collaboration for £85 million, despite receiving offers from private developers for more than £100 million.

And last year the city solicited competitive bids from private developers for future water projects.

The New York City Economic Development Corporation said yesterday that it was seeking proposals from private developers for three sites on the campus of the Queens Hospital Center that are to become surplus property when reconstruction is completed next year.

Red Brick has dismissed the move as "small beer" in terms of the number of homes it would produce and pointed out the danger that it will "encourage ever more dubious schemes like the notorious Earls Court Project," which intends to knock down good quality occupied homes in an expensive area for the benefit of private developers.

One of the Supreme Court's most abominable decisions, rendered in June, was Kelo v. City of New London, which allows governments to condemn private property for the purpose of economic development–in short, it forces homeowners and small businesses to sell their properties for the benefit of private developers.