We might fix it up and refurbish it, make it into self-contained studio flats for people who have a right to be there".
The armory was renovated and given its own state-of-the-art indoor Mondo track after Dr. Sander mounted a $25 million effort to refurbish it, turning it into the busiest track-and-field facility in the country, with 120 meets a year.
Holly spent $17 million to buy a used 4,500-barrel-a-day 4,500-barrel-a-day 4,500-barrel-a-day 4,500-barrel-a-day
The Cogswell Realty Group bought the skyscraper in 1998 at a fire-sale price of $7 million, with plans to invest $50 million into refurbishing it.
Bruce A. Phillips, a professor of Jewish communal service at Hebrew Union College, said that while the synagogue was taking a bit of a chance in this effort, "there's also the possibility that by putting that kind of money back into the synagogue and refurbishing it and so forth, that it sends a message that this is a vital area, this is a feasible area and that it's a Jewish area".
Clothing retailer Lands' End, desperate to refurbish its image into something relevant and chic, featured an interview with legendary feminist Gloria Steinem in its spring catalog, complete with a photo spread of Steinem modeling items from the firm's latest collection.
And interestingly, Square chose to refurbish its iPad app into the suped-up register, keeping its Android and iPhone apps as simple payment processors.
The Nottingham Civic Society said it wanted to see it refurbished and incorporated into the centre.
DB and FB - as their loyalists here call them - are ploughing millions of pounds into Sark, refurbishing its muddy little main street and buying up most of the hotels.
In late 2006 the hulking red fortress, on Park Avenue between 66th and 67th Streets, was turned over by New York State to a conservancy that is refurbishing and transforming it into a cultural institution.
