Sentence examples for time condominium from inspiring English sources

At the time, condominium buildings were springing up like glassy weeds all over Greenpoint and Williamsburg, and the diocese began marketing the school, schoolyard and other empty buildings to developers.

At the same time, condominiums have begun employing other, nonlitigious tactics to persuade the delinquent owner to pay up.

In ancient times condominium meant common ownership by two or more persons of undivided fractional shares in the same property.

He paid $260,000 355 percent in cash) at a time when condominium prices were weakening.

Mr. Braverman says the common charge for each apartment is calculated based upon the percentage of common interest allocated to the unit at the time the condominium is formed.

The couple went on a planned trip to Kissimmee, Fla., where they have a time-share condominium.

The Hongzhou company, with its gleaming Times Coast condominium development by the marina, is in the vanguard of Hainan's transformation.

He said at the time that condominiums would not turn the turreted French Renaissance landmark into the Manhattan version of a time-share in the Catskills, though some architectural historians called the plan heresy.

But in the last few years, 1,600 companies or individuals have bought "fractional shares" in business jets, an ownership arrangement akin to buying a week at a time-share condominium.

In fact, regulation has become confused because of the growth in "fractional ownership," in which people or companies share ownership of a plane as if it were a time-share condominium; such planes operate under looser rules intended for privately owned planes.

What cheap housing does exist is being replaced by time-share condominiums that cater to the affluent.