For example, the former United Hospital site in Port Chester, a redevelopment candidate, will most likely stay dormant in the immediate future, real estate analysts said.
Although Assange has remained in his sanctum for years, he is attuned to his immediate surroundings: real-estate ownership, the Lamborghinis parked nearby, the habits of Arab sheikhs descending on local night spots.
But a more immediate issue is an estate plan that has a credit shelter trust written into it.
Promptly fall in love with your cousin and gain an immediate heir to the estate.
The Obama Library would bring significant uplift to the economically depressed, long neglected South Side community where CSU is located, near 95th and King Drive, with an immediate uptick of real estate and retail investment.
Financial lessons from the immediate past caused the real estate committee to turn to Mr. Bibliowicz early in the development stage, said Mr. Mirante, who is chief executive of Cushman & Wakefield, a real estate firm.
The estate and its immediate grounds have been owned since 1858 by the Mount Vernon Ladies Associationn of the Union, which has earned a reputation much like Washington's own: conservative, staid and remote.
But if private schools in France are often Catholic schools with fees that are counted in hundreds, not thousands, of euros, in London you're sometimes talking about tens of thousands of pounds in education fees before your child even applies to college — or find yourself paying a premium on real estate in the immediate vicinity of decently ranked state schools.
And there was an immediate reaction in the real estate world: Tishman Speyer Properties, which controls Rockefeller Center, the Chrysler Building and scores of other properties, abruptly pulled out of a deal to buy the former Mobil Building, a 1.6 million-square-foot tower on 42nd Street, near Grand Central Terminal, for $400 million, two executives involved in the transaction said.
