Sentences with phrase «build more houses because»

When one graph tells you to build more houses because there are unfilled jobs, and another one tells you there's an unemployment problem, you're inevitably going to get annoyed.

Now some of that is going to be inevitable, the need to rebuild after a hurricane in Florida, or potentially in Puerto Rico, some of it is going to be we need to build more houses because our young people haven't got anywhere to live.

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«It sounds like since they tore down another [nearby parking] garage to build residential housing, every other space became that much more valuable because they aren't going to be putting anymore in.

So believers in God bear children, make art or worship God because they feel called to do so — even if they realize they could be spending their time more «usefully» fighting hunger or building houses for the poor.

Mascuch said investors who will put up the money to build the new housing, and who are also part of the coalition, sid they need more than a one - year commitment, because it takes awhile to get the new units up and running.

I don't want to see whatever our decision is go on for years... because in years there will be more houses built and more apartments made,» said Pridgen.

«From its inception to now, the proposed text amendment tells the story of Build it Back's dramatic progress under Mayor de Blasio's leadership: the idea for the amendment came out of a community - level meetings in Queens, it was produced with collaboration across agencies, and it is being passed to help homeowners who were stuck because of burdensome regulations so that they can begin rebuilding their homes and making their neighborhoods more resilient,» said AMY PETERSON, Director of the Mayor's Office of Housing Recovery.

Mascuch says investors who will put up the money to build the new housing, and who are also part of the coalition, say they need more than a one year commitment, because it takes awhile to get the new units up and running.

«We're going to have a lot more affordable housing than we would have otherwise, and taxpayers are going to get a much better deal, because any time we subsidize a building, there will be affordable housing as part of that.»

But because some of the genes could indicate pathogenic characteristics — such as resistance to antibiotics — the researchers want to learn more about the potential health implications, and whether other buildings house similar biofilms.

«Homeownership is a «forced» savings account because you own the home, you have no choice — that monthly housing cost has got to be paid no matter what... Homeownership can be an outstanding way to force yourself to be more frugal in the rest of your spending so that you can save and build equity in your home.»

More than just as a reference point but rather, because he was the most important American architecture photographer of the post-war period and his images of modernist houses built by Richard Neutra, Frank Lloyd Wright and Frank Gehry are artistic icons in their own right, more than 50 photographs by Julius Shulman are included in the exhibitMore than just as a reference point but rather, because he was the most important American architecture photographer of the post-war period and his images of modernist houses built by Richard Neutra, Frank Lloyd Wright and Frank Gehry are artistic icons in their own right, more than 50 photographs by Julius Shulman are included in the exhibitmore than 50 photographs by Julius Shulman are included in the exhibition.

Other references are more obscure: Rasputin's fingernails are presented in a vitrine in a chamber built like a tree house (you have to climb a ladder to get to it), and it is pretty difficult to concentrate on the vitrine of objects related to polar exploration, which are on loan from the Royal Geographic Society, because there's a DVD of The Cure's Greatest Hits blaring over it.

They said this less because they see Trump moderating his stances and more because many of the targets set by Obama, and built on in Clinton campaign pledges, were based on shifts in energy use that are largely being driven by market forces or longstanding environmental laws that are relatively immune to the influence of any particular occupant of the White House.

I don't like to pull out one item like bird kills because then others point out: «but more birds are killed by cars and windows (on houses and buildings)».

He explains that because of occupancy profiles, building control regulations require more exacting ventilation standards on a commercial building than would be required with a typical dwelling house.

The Gaddy House does not hinder access to sunlight or fresh air for any of its neighbors, in part because it is more than 100 feet away from its closest neighbor, and the building itself is only one story with a maximum height of 16 feet.

We Need to Phase Out Fossil Fuels, Quickly & Regardless of Cost - It's the Moral Thing to Do Slavery wasn't abolished, either in the United States nor in Great Britain, because a more economically efficient way of plowing, planting and picking produce was developed, not a better method of keeping houses clean, or building, or... or anything.

Having a strong reputation is «even more important these days because of global competition, and the build up of in - house capacity,» he adds.

In other words, there was no agreement to build the house in a «rustic» manner; (2) however, because the contract gave the Respondent a «free - hand» in designing and building the Appellants» house, it was open to him to build the house in a rustic manner if he so wished; (3) notwithstanding any such wide discretion, «the argument in relation to rusticity can not be used to whitewash every flaw in the Respondent's work»; (4) the Appellants did not act unreasonably in not signing the Respondent's daughter's defects list; (5) some of the DJ's critical comments about the Appellants» conduct (including accusations that they were «squeezing» the Respondent for more) appeared to be «rather excessive and unnecessary», and were «best avoided».

Although mobile and manufactured homes cost less than most site - built houses, they may cost a little more to insure because of added risk.

Mobile homes tend to cost as much or more to insure as site - built houses because the light materials used in construction make manufactured homes more vulnerable to storm and fire.

«Homeownership is a «forced» savings account because you own the home, you have no choice — that monthly housing cost has got to be paid no matter what... Homeownership can be an outstanding way to force yourself to be more frugal in the rest of your spending so that you can save and build equity in your home.»

That's because 2017 marks the 100th anniversary of De Stijl — the Dutch art movement that had an international impact on modern art and architecture — and perhaps no single building epitomizes The Style more than the Rietveld - Schroder house.

«The tragedy is that because current development polices make it very difficult to build accessible, affordable housing, millennials are often faced with either paying more than they can afford or choosing housing in a location they don't really like, such as in the suburbs,» says Litman.

management - intensive — Gilbert, for one, notes that the most complicated asset in the commercial real estate universe is the regional mall — student housing requires greater capital reserves than do traditional apartment buildings because the tenants are essentially teenagers who are more likely to damage property and are prone to move out on an annual basis.

Because they are built in walkable neighborhoods with proximity to transportation options and commercial amenities, Missing Middle housing types should not provide more than one parking space per unit.

Because you are building equity faster, more of your money is tied up in a pool of savings that you can access only by selling the house or borrowing with a HELOC or home equity loan.

Because Joe Ponessa, professor emeritus of housing, indoor environment, and health at Rutgers University, had not seen the building firsthand, he said his response was more of a generalization.

The question in this house is, do we leave that shorter counter because it offers more counter space (perhaps redesigned to have built in storage below, so we don't see all the things under it), or do we do something else with that space, like add a bench seat with drawers below?

If you buy or build a house that is the exact style you want it to be from the beginning, or one that you plan to preserve as it is, you maybe don't ask those kinds of questions because the answers are more apparent.

Our last home was built in 1890 and we felt like there were so many changes we could never make because we had to maintain the history of the house and had to think more «restoration» than «make it our own.

We specified and installed kitchen cabinets to build a vanity section because there are more design options, the height is better and easier to use, and it provides more countertop in an area of the house that needs it the most.