There is one jail cell, rarely occupied.
The shared bathrooms were huge, regularly cleaned and rarely occupied.
A perfect place to take a book, it affords a view of the harbor and is rarely occupied.
Systematic disruption of this system shows that a functional switch requires the presence of several, rarely occupied, intermediate states that separate the 'on' and 'off' states.
On the second floor, there were a couple of rooms for guests, which were rarely occupied, and up on the third was their apartment and two studios.
The building has five other units, with Swiss and foreign owners, that the Hysingers say are rarely occupied more than one month a year.
While rarely occupied trophy apartments and lights-out buildings certainly make neighborhoods less vibrant, there are simply not enough super-rich people to deaden an entire city or even significant parts of it.
The Guardian revealed in 2016 how more than half of the apartments in the 50-storey St George's Wharf tower in Vauxhall, with views of the Palace of Westminster, were sold to foreign buyers with many rarely occupied.
All the accolades have put Showtime and its executives in a position they have rarely occupied: as prominent players in the pack of owners of prestige dramas that have elevated television in recent years — like AMC's "Breaking Bad" and "Mad Men," HBO's "Game of Thrones" and "Boardwalk Empire," and PBS's "Downton Abbey".
The most livable of the antiquated and somewhat ghostly trio of apartments at 907 Fifth Avenue once owned, but rarely occupied, by the reclusive copper heiress Huguette M. Clark sold for $22.5 million, the most expensive sale of the week, according to city records.
But how did she become so powerful at a time when women rarely occupied public space?
