But since moving to New York from Israel in 1962, Mr. Zukerman has lived in various apartments and houses in places including Manhattan and Snedens Landing, N.Y., an enclave of actors and artists in Rockland County.
Facing the project on the opposite shore of the West Branch are Avalon Harbor's 323 apartments and marina under construction and Stamford Landing, an established enclave of apartments, restaurants and marinas.
In Snedens Landing, a hillside enclave twenty miles upriver from New York where we sometimes passed our summers, there is a small waterfall made by a brook that splashes steeply down into a mossy and perpetually shadowed woodland pool.
These disputes were animated by local expectations that potential external interests in land as conservation enclaves or tourist business ventures would become a source of rent extraction.
Not only is the town bisected by the frontier, there are several dozen chunks of land around that form enclaves, exclaves and counter-enclaves.
A real-estate developer wanted to build homes for whites on empty land near a black enclave in northwest Detroit.
The amount and variety of goods allowed in to the enclave over land crossings has increased significantly, and Egypt recently reopened the Rafah passenger crossing on its border with Gaza.
On the other side of no man's land, in the Muslim enclave beside the harbor, Bakri Marasabessy lay on a hospital bed working a crossword puzzle with deliberate slowness as a gunshot wound healed painfully in his left leg.
It has 111 enclaves of land within Bangladesh nearly 70 square kilometres.
The Farc were formed in 1964, in response to a government attack on rural enclaves of land occupied by armed peasants affiliated to the Communist party.
Even in a land-locked mid-city enclave like LA's Koreatown, the dream of coastal California living is never far.
