Sentence examples for house existing from inspiring English sources

Robert Matheson found scant evidence that new sport facilities generate growth, particularly when those facilities house existing rather than new teams.

He produced architectural drawings for developing the property with a notation beside the Weeks house: "Existing two-story dwelling to remain".

Several "slum rehabilitation" projects have been proposed (and largely thwarted) to let builders house existing residents in apartments built on part of this land, while making their sizeable profits from developing the remainder.

Even where they are fully inhabited, though, the new wave of African cities seem designed not so much to house existing local populations as to purge them in favour of a more remuneratively elite clientele.

"You can't move systems from house to house, existing companies lock you into 3 year contracts and setup often involves landlines and technicians.

It concludes that homelessness in L.A. is in part "the result of underfunding and under-building affordable housing over an extended period of time, while failing to build adequate capacity to serve and house existing homeless Angelenos". The analysts suggest improving the city's short-term shelter options and creating a centralized case-management system for the homeless.

To build affordable housing, existing homes were often demolished.

An abundance of fresh water, the relatively low cost of housing, existing infrastructure and available land for green-sector production and favorable conditions for hydro, wind and solar power are other comparative advantages in the age of resource constraints.

It operates through the following segments: Single-family Houses, Rental Housing, Condominiums, Existing Home Business, Commercial Facilities, Business and Corporate Facilities, and Other Businesses.

Town officials said they would use the six-month period to study ways to control a trend of large new houses dwarfing existing houses on many village streets.

To truly address the housing crisis, cities need to build more affordable housing; preserve existing affordable housing units; help people stay in their homes; and help tenants find housing in resource-rich, "high opportunity" neighborhoods, he said.