What's more, Mr. Pyner said, the influx of young, often single entrepreneurs, flooding in to occupy live-work loft and studio spaces, is unlikely to ameliorate underlying social problems like the area's failing government-run schools.
The housing problem in Tokyo is still acute, a six-room cooperative apartment sells for an equivalent of $200,000, the combined yearly income of 325 average Toyoites, each of whom, it has been estimated, occupies living space the size of three three-foot-by-six-foot straw floor mats.
Priced off the land and receiving no benefit from Brazil's supposed economic miracle, they find what land they can and occupy it, living communally and growing their own crops.
The enormous void that will occupy our lives can only be filled with the joyous memories we hold of you in our hearts and cherished time we spent with you and your family.
There was clear change in the socio-economic characteristics of the population over the period with declines in the proportion living in social rented housing and increases in the proportion living in owner occupied housing, living in households with car access and the proportion with degrees (figure 1).
And Mr. Neumann will occupy the same Live Arts stage starting March 24.
For years after Harbor's Edge, a nonprofit facility, opened in 2006, nobody seemed to care that some of these diners occupied independent living units in the high-rise building while others, in need of greater care, lived in assisted living apartments or in the facility's nursing unit.
Thus occupied, Catherine lived privately though she was appointed regent in 1552 during Henry's absence at the siege of Metz.
It was occupied by living bodies: throughout one hundred days, for 24 hours a day, one person for one hour, come rain or shine, night and day.
The home of Ernest Hemingway and the house that ornithologist John James Audubon occupied while living there are two of the many vintage structures that have been preserved.
