The builder, whose name is attached to many of the city's premium housing complexes, tried to end a messy fraternal spat and return operations to normal on Tuesday by appointing the family matriarch, 79-year-old Kwong Siu-hing, as company chairwoman.
For cities like Miami, Tel Aviv and Rio de Janeiro in the post-war era, premium housing almost always overlooked the water.
He added that the amount of time a house remains on the market varies greatly, though the premium houses on Lake Michigan or Lake Leelanau tend to be snatched up if they are not grossly overpriced.
A premium house tour ticket, $150 ,advance sale only, offers private transportation from the Hunt Club, with early admission at 9 30 a.m. and a champagne reception and luncheon afterward.
In places where waterfront views once commanded substantial premiums, housing prices have tumbled amid uncertainty about the costs of rebuilding and the dangers of seaside living.
To determine total compensation for the presidents, the report totals base compensation with bonuses (including incentive pay) and other pay, like deferred compensation, health benefit premiums, housing and personal services.
Adams/Hicks also include the basic salary, allowance schemes, health insurance premiums, housing or housing allowances in this category.
"I don't want to pay a premium for housing" because it is on a direct route to Manhattan, Mr. Graham said.
Finally, a place to save You're already paying a premium for housing, gas, even movies and entertainment.
Given that New Jersey has high taxes, car-insurance premiums and housing costs, that is a real disconnect.
In this mountainous country where flat land is at a premium, rural houses are often built under steep slopes.
