Sentences with phrase «estate developer whose»

(Bloomberg)-- FivePoint, a real estate developer whose largest shareholder is Lennar Corp., said it's come up with an environmental proposal that should allow it to move forward with a $ 12.7 billion master - planned community in northern Los Angeles County.
Don Strutt is a real estate developer whose cutthroat tactics have made him a self - made, self - satisfied billionaire.
He wanted a comeback but drew scant enthusiasm from party leaders and is running scared against Paladino, an upstate real estate developer whose proposals range from ill - informed to illegal.
After a pensive moment, Ambrose replied, «A merciless real estate developer whose largest projects are all casinos.»
He's worked for business groups like the Metropolitan Development Association and alongside big business and real estate developers whose principals tend to swing right.

Not exact matches

NYC real estate developer and mega-donor Leonard Litwin, who made an art of exploiting the so - called LLC loophole and whose company, Glenwood Management, played a big role in the corruption scandal involving former Senate Majority Leader Dean Skelos, has died at the age of 102.
FBI agents early this morning searched the suburban Rochester headquarters of Morgan Communities, the company led by real estate developer Robert C. Morgan, whose holdings include thousands of apartments around Buffalo.
Founded by real estate developers and business executives at Mr. Cuomo's urging shortly after he was elected governor, the committee has rapidly become the biggest spender on lobbying in Albany, providing not only critical backing for Mr. Cuomo but also a counterweight to the labor unions whose money and political muscle have traditionally dominated the Capitol.
Cuomo has been adept at raising millions of dollars from interests whose businesses are impacted by Albany actions — labor unions, real estate developers, business executives, the health care industry, charter school backers, government contractors, and the film and TV companies that get tax breaks for filming in New York.
The outspoken conservative real estate developer from Buffalo is considering a run for governor next year on the Conservative Party line if the Republican Party, whose ticket he led in 2010, chooses someone Paladino deems too moderate.
De Blasio and his closest advisers have financed much of his political activity with money from the powerful real estate community, including developers whose projects need city approval.
So far, two Republicans have declared their candidacy: real estate developer Paul Massey, whose campaign team includes Michael Bloomberg's pollster, and Michel Faulker, pastor of the New Horizon Church who once played for the New York Jets.
The federal filings also show Mr. Espaillat is supposed to pay back some $ 31,500 to 16 donors whose contributions exceeded the legal limit — including $ 5,000 owed to real estate developer Jona Rechnitz, the owner of JSR Capital.
Kasirer Consulting founder Suri Kasirer and senior VP Julie Greenberg — whose clients include major real - estate developers like Extell Development and Forest City Ratner — each helped raise at least $ 25,000, and Capalino + Company's James Capalino raised a similar amount.
Mayor Bill de Blasio and his closest advisers have financed much of his political activity with money from the powerful real estate community, including developers whose projects need city approval.
All the while, a frantic Ford is working a case involving land developer «Lew the Jew» (Adam Goldberg), whose deal is being scuppered by a mysterious graffiti artist painting X-rated murals of the real estate tycoon (a subplot as puerile as it sounds, though undeniably funny in parts).
It was the solo directorial debut of Jack Hill (whose Coffy and Foxy Brown both recently hit Blu - ray from Olive), a low - budget film that was financed by real estate developers who wanted to get into the movie business and got stuck in limbo for years when the producers went bankrupt.
Willis plays Steve Ford, a Venice Beach private eye and disgraced loose cannon cop whose beloved Parson Russell terrier gets abducted by drug dealer Spyder (a conceptually Latino Jason Momoa) while he's supposed to be working a case for local real estate developer Lou The Jew (Adam Goldberg)-- a simple enough premise that first - time director Mark Cullen and his co-writer and brother, Robb Cullen, excruciate into 35 minutes.
Beatriz at Dinner Rated R for language and a scene of violence Rotten Tomatoes Score: 78 % Salma Hayek is a masseuse whose car breaks down at her client's home, where she is invited to a big dinner with the very Trump - like John Lithgow, a greedy real estate developer with a very differing political, ethical and moral point of view from her own.
Andrew is an experienced commercial real estate transactional attorney, whose clientele includes a broad spectrum of national, regional and local investors, funds, developers, operators, syndicators, private equity providers and lenders.
There are only a handful of architects whose names ring a bell with the general public as well as with real estate developers in the world's major cities, and any such list would surely include Santiago...
There are only a handful of architects whose names ring a bell with the general public as well as with real estate developers in the world's major cities, and any such list would surely include Santiago Calatrava.
NEW JERSEY — Residential and commercial real estate developers in Harrison have joined forces to create the Harrison Community Development Association, a coalition whose mission is to work cooperatively with town...
Two days later, University of British Columbia professor Tsur Somerville — whose Centre for Urban Economics and Real Estate is sponsored by developers Grosvenor and Henderson Development, as well as the Commercial Real Estate Development Association — told CKNW Radio that although ignoring the issue would be «foolish,» the debate risked descending into «prejudice, stereotypes and racism.»
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