For one thing, he and his co-owner, Yann de Rochefort, acquired some serious real estate.
It is fueled by an obsession with celebrity and accented with the trappings of first-class travel, serious real estate and privilege.
This exhibition attests to the widespread vitality of painting as well as to the effect of New York's serious real estate crunch on the arts.
Another is that most upstarts would rather take over an existing business than go off and start their own and in Britain, at any rate, Anglicanism's heirs are in for some serious real estate too.
Even after a serious real estate decline, the American economy is continuing to expand, and this is largely because of the strength of our export sector, as encouraged by a low value for the dollar.
These days, in a trend that could have serious real estate implications, both Fortune 500 corporations and smaller companies are outsourcing not just their call centers to low-wage countries like India and the Philippines, but also operations like data collection, Web site inquiries, tax preparation, programming and quantitative analysis.
In the last serious real estate downturn, in 1991, Lenz eventually ended up profiting: when developments went belly up, the banks turned entire buildings over to her to sell, so she had the advantage of volume (and, at the time, a base of foreign buyers happy to swoop in).
The last round of serious real estate speculation came to an abrupt end in the late 1980s.
A serious real estate correction would make that $7,500 a month look like money well spent.
I'm talking about investing the way serious real estate people have traditionally.
