Sentence examples for of apartment construction from inspiring English sources

A wave of apartment construction in Manhattan has led to an oversupply that is forcing landlords at the top of the market to give renters concessions that have not been seen in decades.

In the Washington suburbs, the problem has taken on new urgency as the economy has rebounded and sparked a flurry of apartment construction in areas closer to the city.

"Nor have I seen a motion by the City Council to have the huge amount of apartment construction going on include low-income housing".

That's despite a wave of apartment construction in the last couple of years as multi-family developers try to keep up with an improving economy and a growing surge of young adults moving into their own apartments.

Despite record levels of apartment construction in San Diego County, with about 16,000 new apartment units expected to be added to the county's stock, there still will not be enough to satisfy the rapid growth in the county.

A tabulation of apartment construction just completed by John Burnham & Co. shows a 45% jump in permit valuations for the first six months of this year over the first half of last year, $202,377,907 compared to $139,822,985.

Apparently, her words suggested that this announcement of apartment building construction in Israel's capital city threatens the U.S.-Israel relationship, because she not only called it "insulting" to the U.S., she used the opportunity to question Israel's commitment to its relationship with America.

Traditional sales volume leaders in the annual survey--Watt Industries of Santa Monica and the William Lyon Co. of Newport Beach--were topped this time by CoastFed Properties of Beverly Hills, apartment construction specialists, claiming $328 million in total sales volume last year with construction of 3,286 apartment units, 103 single-family homes and 33 condominiums.

Continuing a northward pattern of luxury apartment construction in Manhattan, a development group later this month will open Century Tower, a 128-unit apartment building at the southeast corner of First Avenue and 90th Street.

Sky-high rents on uncontrolled apartments, because desperate renters have nowhere to go -- and the absence of new apartment construction, despite those high rents, because landlords fear that controls will be extended?

Even in a time of roaring apartment construction in Los Angeles, the new Circa complex downtown is hard to miss.