Sentence examples for limited equity from inspiring English sources

Many have postponed their move over the last few years as either limited equity or lack of confidence has left them unable or unwilling to.

The eventual goal is to convert the apartments to limited equity co-ops, which means residents would be able to buy their apartments for less than market value, but should they sell would not be able to reap any profits.

"So while a significant percent of our population would have voted to remain limited equity for philosophical reasons, there is no question the tax impact played a significant role.

There are about 950 of the limited equity co-ops, known as Housing Development Fund Corporations, in the city, of which 175 are eligible for tax relief, according to Department of Housing Preservation and Development.

Mr. Match Suna, whose management firm will manage and market the units at Renaissance Plaza, said that the project's financial structure as a limited equity co-op offered prospective purchasers an attractive package.

Vladeck, Waldman, Elias & Engelhard, P.C. $6$$)OSTROFF--Harold. On behalf of the Coordinating Council of Cooperatives and the more than 30,000 families built by the United Housing Foundation, we mourn the loss of Harold Ostroff, one of its founders, Board Chairman, and tireless advocate for limited equity, non-profit, affordable housing for working and middle income people.

A dozen blocks north, Penn South, a limited-equity housing complex in Chelsea that was built in the early 1960s to provide affordable housing to middle-income people, is becoming a family village.

So elderly is the population in the limited-equity cooperatives that most have been formally designated as retirement communities; in Penn South, for instance, two-thirds of the residents are older than 65.

A fourth limited partner — Equity Residential, a publicly traded company that owns apartment properties — is also an investor in Fifth Wall Ventures, another young, real estate-focused, L.A.-based venture outfit.

Deutsche Börse operates in a country with limited experience of equity trading and a tiny local stock market in relation to the size of the economy.

In its press release Wednesday night, Cerberus referred to a Limited Guarantee and Equity Commitment Letter, which was part of the original merger agreement, but was not included in United Rentals Securities and Exchange Commissionn filings until Nov. 15.