The word "waterfront" is a correct and usable word in written English.
It can be used to refer to an area of land that is adjacent to a body of water, such as an ocean, river, or lake. For example, "The city's growing waterfront area is attracting new businesses and restaurants."
"What we need is a waterfront development with a convention centre".
The waterfront has been redeveloped and the park totally remodelled – it is now packed with families strolling in the summer sunshine or skating on its frozen paths, depending on the time of year.
Will its 6,000 new houses, two new technology centres and park genuinely engage with local culture, or will it simply be a flashy area for rich Spaniards looking for a waterfront property?
Belfast's skyline has been transformed as new office buildings, apartments and industries cluster the city's waterfront.
Daniel Reilly, who runs IT firm Ruler Analytics from the Liver Building on Liverpool's waterfront, said he left the lunch none the wiser what independence might mean for his company, which has clients across the border.
The working-class neighbourhood of Sewri lies at the northern end of Mumbai's 28km-long eastern waterfront, a historic port area that is largely inaccessible.
Riva Dandolo 22, +39 0431 80287, zeromiglia.it Just by the waterfront of Cortellazzo, Al Gambero is an old-fashioned trattoria where the fish, straight off the boat, could not be fresher.
Twisting sharply upwards from the waterfront, these neighbouring barrios are home to galleries, restaurants, bars and hotels, all tucked away on quiet, cobbled streets lined with clapboard houses in kaleidoscopic colours.
Juhu Beach is a buzzing stretch of waterfront property on Mumbai's western seafront that seems immune to the city's problems.
His favourite spot in the city is Gastown, one of the oldest parts of the city and a tourist hub, right on the waterfront.
But the story was so true to waterfront life that some of the men who had stood in line on the docks, hoping to be hired for a day's work, believed it to be true – or nearly true.
