Sentences with phrase «estate mogul whose»

It is impossible to shake the nagging feeling the best years of my generation's careers face a second lost decade, marred by irresolvable constitutional riddles, economic arguments that would shame a kindergarten class and the fear a nuclear arsenal resides in the hands of a reckless real estate mogul whose personal arrogance is only matched by his geopolitical ineptitude.

She spills on him the story of her new man Mickey Wolfmann, a real estate mogul whose wife and her lover have a plan to send him away to the looney bin and take his money.

Long before he became the Republican front - runner for the White House, Donald Trump was a New York real estate mogul whose political donations flowed to governors and state lawmakers of both major parties.

The combination of U.S. landlords Colony American Homes and Starwood Waypoint Residential Trust brings together two real estate moguls whose companies are trying to become a bigger force in the young house - rental industry.

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The list includes the actress and long - time de Blasio support Cynthia Nixon; AOL chairman and CEO Tim Armstrong; 1199 SEIU rep George Gresham, whose earlier backing in the primary buoyed de Blasio's campaign; and real estate mogul Douglas Durst, chairman of the Durst Corporation.

In his twenties, he aimlessly performed low - level tasks around the properties owned by his disapproving Manhattan real - estate mogul father, Sanford (Frank Langhella), until in 1971, he meets - cute with Katie (Kirsten Dunst), a middle - class beauty living in one of Sanford's many properties whose leaky sink David comes to repair.

A persona whose extravagance dovetailed perfectly (during the boom times anyway) with the airs of hedge - fund billionaires, real estate moguls, and museum chairmen, his elaborate excesses gave arty, operatic voice to their buttoned - up longings.