Sentence examples for inventory of space from inspiring English sources

Though it does not conjure up images of Montmartre, increasingly the South Bronx, once a symbol of urban blight, is a haven for painters, sculptors and other visual artists who find themselves shut out of SoHo, TriBeCa, Williamsburg and other entrenched art colonies by sharply rising prices and a dwindling inventory of space.

In 1998, Nasa started compiling an inventory of space rocks larger than one kilometre (0.62 miles) in diameter.

So, hooray, an inventory of infinite space has been taken and we won't go the way of the dinosaurs.

It's a marketplace business model, meaning that it starts with a big inventory of spaces.

Recharge, the business that got its start pitching pay-as-you-go rentals of unused hotel rooms, is adding private homes to its inventory of spaces — offering the first 100 signups in cities where the plan is available a guaranteed income of $1,000 per month.

The county has the second-highest inventory of office space and industrial space in New Jersey, with 23 million square feet, after Bergen County.

With about 400,000 square feet of biotech space in a city with an inventory of such space of less than 800,000 square feet, Wareham has become the city's largest developer of specialized laboratory space for the biotech industry.

"What we're trying to do is get an inventory of what space is available so if there are companies looking for temporary space, we know what's there to accommodate them".

But many of those deals took place late in the year, reducing the inventory of available space by 23 percent in buildings that Jones Lang LaSalle considers "trophy" properties — and potentially capable of capturing rents of $100 or more per square foot.

"The inventory of office space has dried up," he added.

But the existing inventory of office space was reduced, since new construction was minimal.