Sentence examples for high-end developers from inspiring English sources

High-end developers are moving in, meaning that Park City is likely to get more expensive.

High-end developers are betting that the current streak of job growth, record Wall Street bonuses and high hedge-fund performance will continue well into 2009.

About a half-dozen high-end developers have come to see the virtues of disposal units in the last few years, said Stewart O'Brien, executive director of the Plumbing Foundation, which represents 1,500 contractors who install them.

Whether or not regulations are tightened, mobile homes are thinning in Florida, partly because of changing environmental regulations and a voracious real estate market that is enticing owners of parks for mobile homes to sell to high-end developers.

And lo, Barbara Sallick — blessed be Her name among high-end developers, daughter of Samuel Grogins of the Nutmeg Plumbing Supply Company of Danbury, Conn., and wife of Robert Sallick, who worked for Her father — did look around and say, "Bathrooms don't really need to be blue, pink or maroon" and "In Europe, they are so much more advanced".

Before the credit chill descended on New York, high-end developers, hoteliers and home buyers were converging here, too, bumping up values along Fifth Avenue, rejuvenating historic residential towers on Herald Square, and helping to turn this pathway between the Empire State Building and Penn Station into a destination.

A deal with Donald Trump at the historical gem 40 Wall Street fell through, but by then Ms. Willis was already negotiating with the Battery Park City Authority and the Millennium Partners, a high-end developer with an interest in the project.

Directed by the great Hideo Kojima, alongside the film maker Guillermo del Toro, PT is notable not just for moving a third-person series into a first-person perspective, but also for offering an ingenious solution to a problem that faces every high-end developer of video games.

In one such instance, when the commission began to investigate how a handful of high-end residential developers in New York City won tax breaks from Albany, its staff drafted, and its three co-chairmen approved, a subpoena of the Real Estate Board of New York.

Fifteen years ago, the idea of building luxury lofts or attracting high-end office developers to Oakland, where the 395,000 residents are largely poor or working class, would have seemed absurd.

It can cost as much as $12,300 a month in a northern town like Littleton (versus $2,380 in a southern city like Manchester) to get the kind of bandwidth an architectural firm or a high-end software developer might need.