Sentence examples for sell off development from inspiring English sources
Advocates of a swap say the city could demand an additional cash payment from the Port Authority for the airport land and ultimately sell off development parcels at the trade center site.
Under the preservation plan, the Powers family sold off development rights for about $470,000 and kept the right to work the 63-acre farm, which has been in their family for four generations.
In such circumstances, bonds may sell off.
Latin-American bonds sell off.
Weill looks for assets to sell off.
The last few months alone have seen it sell off its app development platform Fabric to Google and announce the closure and then eventual transition of Vine to a pared-down service.
Avondale had been a pastoral property until deLisle's arrival, over the next ten years sections of the estate were sold off to fund its development.
He shut down two businesses involving virtual reality software and handwriting software, sold off ParaGraph, a developer of 3D Internet software, and spun off part of MIPS, a chip-development business.
During the campaign, Trump signaled plans to buck the Republican Party platform calling for federals lands to be turned over to state control, where they were more likely to be exploited for resource development or sold off.
Camra spokesman Tom Stainer said: "With property prices as high as ever there is a huge temptation for the large pub companies to sell off their pubs for development, even when the pub is successful and popular.
