Sentence examples for properties to take from inspiring English sources

In 2002, he decided to sell nearly all the properties to take advantage of rising housing prices and gave some tenants only 30 days' notice before evicting them.

Last year, the city helped broker a deal that allowed the former baseball star Mo Vaughn and his real estate company, the Omni Group, which has had success turning around neglected properties, to take over and begin to fix 14 of the city's most troubled buildings that had been owned by the Ocelot Capital Group.

CBS cbs is wasting little time converging its media properties to take advantage of the digital age.

Instead, we can probably expect the Chrome Web Store, like many other Google properties, to take advantage of the new social project Google is currently working on.

He said the funding would enable the council to support landlords and local enterprise to adapt empty retail properties to take on new roles.

It starts with a stability analysis and gradually modifies the structural properties to take account of inelasticity and eventually converges to the final buckling factor and mode shape.

"I'm from Texas, and we don't let people on our property to take our property," she said.

Independent animal carers and researchers have been to the Dayboro property to take orphaned bats away.

Then, two months ago, landmarks commission officials asked for access to the property to take measurements, which they said they told Mr. DiScala was the last step before scheduling a hearing on the landmark designation.

The bank bought the chain of 918 pubs, known as the Galaxy Pub Estate, in 1999 and 2000, as it looked to expand its operations into property to take advantage of rising prices of British commercial real estate.

Most, however, simply bypass the farmhouse and head to the edge of the property to take in the glorious views.