Sentence examples for needed housing for from inspiring English sources

The developer, Gerald Migdol, said that the rooming house was legal, and would provide needed housing "for the working poor and working lower-middle-class people who couldn't afford a market-rate one- or two-bedroom".

It's not gardeners and other environmentalists who have prevented the city from building needed housing for low-income people, the elderly and the homeless; it's New York City's lack of interest in building housing that neighborhood residents want.

Pearl M. Kamer, chief economist of the Long Island Association, a business group, pointed out that the Broad Hollow Bioscience Park on the campus of Farmingdale State University along Route 110 was expanding and needed housing for its employees.

"Not only will it give birth to a new community that's going encourage new growth in Long Island City, and complement our efforts to revive the city's waterfront," Mr. Bloomberg said, "it will also provide much needed housing for the real backbone of our city, our teachers, nurses, police officers".

The city would build 66 owner-occupied town houses on the gardens, providing badly needed housing for residents of the Morrisania neighborhood who otherwise might never own their own homes, said Carol Abrams, a spokeswoman for the city's Department of Housing Preservation and Development.

The plaza serves as a fitting door step for City Point, a $760 million dollar project that will soon become Brooklyn's tallest building and bring 940 new residential apartments to the area, 125 of which will provide much needed housing for low and middle income families.

But the program is way behind schedule: the government says it needs housing for 60,000 families, but has so far identified only 10,000 places.

"Condominiums are the next step," said Omar Boraie, Spring Street Plaza's developer, "because the downtown needs housing for people to stay in town, spend money and energize the city".

Shows can have casts of as many as 40 people, most from New York City, who need housing for as long as 16 weeks, Mr. McMahon said.

Need housing for the night: six men, either shirtless and moist or sweating through their shirts; carrying instruments, some of them large; unlikely to stay still for long periods of time.

Melinda Hamilton, mayor of Sunnyvale, said the new project "has more community support because it's more in tune with the neighborhood, and it provides what we need: housing for families".