Sentence examples for would be residential from inspiring English sources

"The most desirable outcome for the Hahne's building would be residential," he said, "because it would provide 24-hour activity and more street life".

"About that time I sensed there would be residential expansion in Brooklyn, so I picked a site at Avenue H and Kings Highway and took a flier on a model home," he recalled.

The 102-story, 1,492'-tall building would be residential, like the infamous 432 Park Avenue, offering breathtaking views of Central Park but more importantly offering those in Central Park a breathtaking view of their own.

Where the alternative would be residential care, family members might choose to provide care at home to avoid the costs of institutional care not covered by public funding.

"If I had my druthers, Hermosa would be a residential community, but the fact is you can't run a government on residential property tax.

Above would be private residential property.

She said that future development along the High Line north of 18th Street would be mostly residential.

There would be a residential compound, called Laughter City, with its own apartments, transportation, supermarkets, and cafés.

It would be largely residential and less densely developed than the village.

Any redevelopment would be for residential use with provisions for retail or restaurant operations on the ground floor.

Included among them would be two residential buildings and a hotel at 180 feet — about 18 stories — and two mixed-use buildings no taller than 120 feet.