Sentence examples for maintained apartment from inspiring English sources

The 16-unit tan-brick building, built in 1916, was recently added to a list of the 200 most poorly maintained apartment buildings in New York City.

Graphic designer Isabela Berger Sacramento, 33, lives in a neat, well maintained apartment complex, Condominium Solar das Palmas, in the neighbourhood of Saúde, south-central São Paulo.

Back then, scores of buildings -- solidly maintained apartment houses as well as decrepit single-room-occupancy hotels, even tenements -- were coveted for conversion, and sometimes aged, poor residents suddenly found themselves and their possessions dumped on the street.

In a crackdown on some of the worst landlords in New York City, housing officials have identified 200 of the most poorly maintained apartment buildings and are renewing efforts to force owners to repair hazardous conditions.

The company owned and maintained apartment buildings in the city, and everyone in the family lived in apartments and wondered why anyone would want to take care of a whole house, much less a pool.

The two landlords of those buildings were in foreclosure in 2008 and 2009, and have earned a distinction of sorts: They own properties on the city housing agency's annual list of the most poorly maintained apartment buildings in New York City.

Despite the rent reduction, a July 17, 1988 Houston Chronicle article stated that rates for poorly maintained apartments in Gulfton and other Houston areas were comparable to well-maintained apartments in other parts of the city.

The psychological stress suffered by illegal immigrants — many of whom work long hours for low wages and live in crowded, poorly maintained apartments — can be transmitted to young children, the study says.

But too often our children live in overcrowded, poorly maintained apartments, with many homeless every night, rather than in safe, healthy homes with space for growth and privacy as they mature.

Profoundly peripatetic, Mr. Flanagan often maintained apartments in several cities at once, including Amsterdam, Paris, London, New York (at the Chelsea Hotel) and Barcelona and periodically traveled around Europe in a Rolls-Royce pulling an Airstream trailer.

Many of our respondents belonged to this category, which often led them to live in overcrowded conditions, or in poorly maintained apartments.