Sentence examples for metropolitan office from inspiring English sources

While Boston has fallen fast and far, the region's other metropolitan office markets -- Cambridge and the suburbs -- have in some ways slid even further.

Over all in the county, as elsewhere in the New York metropolitan office market, sales of buildings continued at a brisk rate, with buyers taking advantage of low interest rates, said Glenn P. Walsh, a senior director for Cushman & Wakefield.

From the metropolitan office lights glinting miserably at night, to the soul-sapping rush-hour traffic jams that could be eliminated by an affordable public transport system, there is no shortage of dull practices that could be vastly improved by a low-carbon makeover.

He predicts that by 2011, the value of New York metropolitan area office buildings will decline by 58 percent from its late 2007 peak.

The records of the London fire brigade for that day, now kept in the metropolitan archives office in Clerkenwell, tell the story of the first major raid of the blitz in meticulous and sober detail.

There are new business districts on the competitive metropolitan Paris office market that real estate agents say are luring companies with lower prices — for example, areas in the north along the Seine and in the so-called inner rim of Paris, which includes the district of Saint-Denis, home of France's national stadium, the Stade de France.

"Leasing activity was the catalyst for the recent decrease in vacancy rates," said Kenneth M. Krasnow, the manager of the company's metropolitan New York offices.

The data from one metropolitan coroner's office demonstrates proof of concept.

Nancy Muller, a spokeswoman for American Express, could not confirm that, but said the company was "looking throughout the metropolitan area" for offices to house the 4,000 employees who had worked in Lower Manhattan.

The governor, Yoichi Masuzoe, is the second leader of the Japanese capital's metropolitan government to leave office over a financial scandal in two and a half years, an especially embarrassing development because the city will host the Summer Olympic Games in 2020 and counts on the governor to act as an organizer and global ambassador.

In January 1964, Koubek designed what was then the D.C. metropolitan region's tallest office building, the 19-story steel-and-black glass clad Barlow Building (5454 Wisconsin Avenue).