The Bronx Perhaps the ultimate example of bowling at its most raw and real in the five boroughs is Van Nest Lanes in the Morris Park section of the Bronx, a 16-lane time capsule from 1961, the year it opened.
These are the Upper West Side of the Internet: its most desirable real estate.
"The front page of a newspaper is its most valuable real estate," he said.
As part of the merger, Bankia split off its most problematic real assets into BFA, its unlisted parent.
History is regarded as a complex process of "historical life," which assumes its most effective "real spiritual" form in the great states and their tensions.
The older brother of Hamid Karzai, the Afghan president, Mahmoud Karzai has major interests in the country's only cement factory, its dominant bank, its most ambitious real estate development, its only Toyota distributorship and four coal mines.
Now, he suggested, the city should get rid of some of its parking spaces, which are its most undervalued real estate, costing just $1.50 an hour, and put sidewalks in their place.
The terse statement came in the middle of negotiations between creditors and Dubai World, the corporate arm of Dubai, which has led many of its most ambitious real estate projects, but is now struggling under the burden of $59 billion in liabilities.
Hours before the 2014 Winter Olympics Opening Ceremony is set to kick off, Google is putting some of its most valuable real estate — their logo — to good use: to show their support for the lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender olympians on their way to Sochi.
To see Champagne at its most rustic and most real, head south for another hour or so to the area known as the Aube.
