Sentence examples for wave of renovation from inspiring English sources

In a parallel trend, Mexico City has seen a boom of real-estate investment and a new wave of renovation.

The writer had accepted the stagnation of Loutsville, N.J. as inevitable & progressive & when he returned recently he was surprised by a wave of renovation.

But the wave of renovation that long ago swept much of New York, including many blocks in Harlem, is only just arriving on this section of the boulevard.

The New Yorker, March 18 , 1961P. 38 The writer had accepted the stagnation of Loutsville, N.J. as inevitable & progressive & when he returned recently he was surprised by a wave of renovation.

By S. J. Perelman The New Yorker, March 18 , 1961P. 38 The writer had accepted the stagnation of Loutsville, N.J. as inevitable & progressive & when he returned recently he was surprised by a wave of renovation.

Perhaps by design, Sterner's architectural sleight of hand sparked a wave of renovations on the block.

Tucked away between East 73rd and East 74th Streets, amid some of the grandest apartments ever built in New York City, the 25-foot-wide limestone building has undergone wave after wave of renovations.

Soon after the first wave of displacements, renovations began.

Still, John D. Goodkind, a principal and the executive managing director of Newmark's Westchester and Connecticut office, says he thinks that the current wave of office renovations is larger than anything that has occurred in Greenwich the last five to seven years.

The U.S.T.A. would probably like the roof to be in the first wave of its planned renovation, which could include a new Grandstand court by 2015.

Since the Central Park West Historic District was designated in 1990, a wave of high-end renovation has swept the blocks adjoining Central Park West, but this middle block of 73rd Street, which is part of the district, is well behind that curve.