Sentences with phrase «estate play with»

Otherwise, the incubator would just be a real estate play with office space and little more value add.

Stronach cut a deal to transform MID into a pure real estate play with a single share structure in return for its remaining gaming assets, worth between US$ 585 million and US$ 730 million.

Not exact matches

Tim Syrianos, president of the Toronto Real Estate Board, said the decline in activity has less to do with foreign buyers and more to do with potential homebuyers waiting to see how the market plays out.

Trump has some strong views on the type of people who should be playing golf, in general, but the billionaire real estate mogul and Republican presidential candidate is apparently on board with the PGA's plans to find a new venue for this year's Grand Slam.

Meanwhile, with a series of supportive economic factors at play «we expect the country's real estate market to continue the strong showing it posted in the second half of 2013,» Soper said, noting among other things favourable interest rates and an improving U.S. economy fuelling demand for Canadian exports.

Price Rationale You might score best by looking at this business as a real estate play, with land worth about $ 150,000 and the courts another $ 160,000.

The Bank has been growing their loan portfolio in the New York area 31 % per year since 2013, with commercial real estate (CRE) and especially apartment loans playing a major role.

Keith Meister of Corvex Management also unveiled a play on real estate with American Realty Capital Properties.

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«Retail is changing, and the role that real estate has to play in the way that we shop today must change with it,» Mr. Neumann said in a statement.

I carried around a cold cup of tea and picked up bits of wrapping paper from the floor, my sister's girls played fairies, my husband stood in the garage with my father talking about the real estate market right now.

Unless he's on the golf course or eating out (he played golf with Jordan before the party), Barack Obama is quite the loner, nestled up in an 8,100 square - foot, $ 12 million estate on the island's North Shore, paying rent in the tens of thousands of dollars a week.

In October, Treasury Wine Estates, the world's largest pure - play winemaker and owner of Penfolds and Wolf Blass, warned shareholders that consumer demand for wine in China had softened in line with souring demand for luxury products ranging from beverages to fashion.

Mark Brunell declared bankruptcy while he was still actually playing in the NFL, all due to not being as good a real estate investor as he was football player, and that was with a college degree and partners.

Originated some time around 1925 by a few wealthy estate owners in the East (among them Ogden Phipps, Mrs. Margaret Emerson, Averell Harriman and Herbert Bayard Swope Jr.), «scientific» croquet is played with expensive, closely calibrated English equipment, high wickets and hot tempers.

With a second - round 3 - under 69 to go with an opening 70 at Jumeirah Golf Estates in Dubai, Garcia played his way into a share of 15th place and heads to the weekend at 3 - under after 36 holes — just two shots back of frontrunner Matthew FitzpatrWith a second - round 3 - under 69 to go with an opening 70 at Jumeirah Golf Estates in Dubai, Garcia played his way into a share of 15th place and heads to the weekend at 3 - under after 36 holes — just two shots back of frontrunner Matthew Fitzpatrwith an opening 70 at Jumeirah Golf Estates in Dubai, Garcia played his way into a share of 15th place and heads to the weekend at 3 - under after 36 holes — just two shots back of frontrunner Matthew Fitzpatrick.

If Bledsoe wasn't initially thrilled with the prospect of moving to western New York and playing for a team that wheezed to a 3 - 13 record in Williams's maiden season, he had warmed to it by last Thursday, when he and Maura embarked on a flash real estate tour.

Laid out over 35 acres of Montague's private estate, the nine - hole course played to 2,700 yards, with fairways which frequently crisscrossed because of the limited flat spaces for the postage stamp - sized greens.

Hoffman Estates plans to develop the site into a neighborhood park with three playing fields, a playground, a basketball court, a walking track, tennis courts and a picnic shelter.

HTC, a small but influential labor union that has played pivotal rolls at the Capitol in recent years on issues like the legalization of casino gaming, worked with the Real Estate Board of New York to counter a well - funded campaign backed by Airbnb.

The move comes as another mayor Cuomo has differed with, New York City's Bill de Blasio, has decided to return contributions from Glenwood Management, the real - estate firm that has played a role in multiple corruption cases and donated heavily to the convicted former leaders of the Senate and Assembly, Dean Skelos and Sheldon Silver.

This played out during budget negotiations when the Rent Stabilization Association, which represents the bread - and - butter apartment building owners, and REBNY, which is more closely associated with mega developers and the commercial real estate industry, failed to agree on a common agenda to push for.

Before his demise, Libya's Muamar Qathafi held vast stakes in plush estates along the manicured leafy areas of London where his kids often played with the toys of wealth.

He accused de Blasio of having failed «to put any significant dent into the homeless problem» and having engaged in «pay - for - play with wealthy real estate developers that should undercut his claim that he's a good government paragon.»

«He plays it straight with us,» one real estate executive told Capital.

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In «Mr. Popper's Penguins,» he's playing a divorced real estate shark who flips New York landmarks and has fallen out of favor with both his kids (Maxwell Perry Cotton, Madeline Carroll) and ex-wife (Carla Gugino).

That's Doug Strutt (great name), a real - estate billionaire with more than a passing resemblance to Donald Trump and one the great Lithgow plays with magisterial finesse and startling good humor.

Able to play characters ranging from a name - dropping Manhattan socialite to a withdrawn, abused wife, the 6» 0» Janney infuses all of her portrayals with equal parts poignancy and unforced gusto.A product of Dayton, Ohio, where she was born November 19, 1959, Janney was raised as the daughter of a homemaker and the president of a real estate firm.

So much of the success of any given horror film relies on a few aesthetic elements: its atmosphere, its ability to play with light and the shadow, and, of course, location -LRB-... location, location — as real estate folks would add for effect).

Based on David Mamet's Pulitzer Prize winning play, Glengarry Glen Ross follows the duplicitous comings and goings of an office full of shifty real - estate hustlers (including Al Pacino's Ricky Roma, Ed Harris» Dave Moss, and Jack Lemmon's Shelley Levene) over the course of a hectic 24 - hour period - with the admittedly thin storyline set into motion by a slick upper - management type's proclamation that the men will lose their jobs if their work doesn't improve.

Perhaps contemplating his pension, Neeson is gruff and distracted; Zeta - Jones seems nervous and apprehensive beneath her slinky bravado; and only Wilson, by virtue of the slacker nature of his character (played memorably by Russ Tamblyn in the original as a cynic more interested in the value of the house on the real estate market), strikes an authentic note of eccentricity laced with fear.

Django and Schultz's search for her leads them to Candyland, a Mississippi estate whose debonair master, Calvin Candie, is played with almost indecent flair by Leonardo DiCaprio.

There are some nicely played laughs at the story's outset, as Wilson's Henry moves into a new house and tries to fend off busybodies: his over-eager real estate agent (Cheryl Hines) and his enthusiastically intrusive next - door neighbor Esperanza Martinez (Adriana Barraza of Babel), who arrives with homemade tamales and a lot of questions.

Sylvester Stallone — looking more than a little like a gorilla taught to walk upright — plays a hitman who teams up with a cop (Sung Kang) to take down the New Orleans real estate developers who killed his partner.

The Seagull - Based on the play by Anton Chekhov, an aging actress named Irina Arkidana (Annette Bening) goes to her brother Sorin's (Brian Dennehy) country estate for a visit and brings Boris Trigorin (Corey Stoll), a successful novelist, with her.

It would be easy to pigeonhole Beverly as evil: She demeans her guests with remarks that are insensitive at best, belittles her real estate agent husband (played by Max Baker), and is generally immune to everyone's discomfort.

Rising star Daniel Kaluuya plays a successful photographer who leaves the city with his girlfriend (Allison Williams) to meet her family for the first time at their country estate.

It's worth noting that playing in tabletop mode doesn't leave either of you with much screen real estate, so be prepared to get friendly with your pal and your Switch if you want any chance of following what's going on.

Tom Popper has grown from an enthusiastic youngster (Dylan Clark Marshall, Arthur) to a cynical real estate broker (Carrey, A Christmas Carol), with his adventurer father's absence throughout his childhood still playing on his mind.

The Quiet Ones leaps off from that premise — and markets itself with a «based on true events» pitch line — but after several screenwriters took their turns at the story, it ultimately veers far afield: University professor Joseph Coupland (played with a perfect blend intellectual arrogance and charismatic follow - me guruism by Jared Harris of Mad Men), brilliant but bristling at the restrictive old - school attitudes toward his groundbreaking case study, removes his star subject Jane Harper (Bates Motel's Olivia Cooke) to a deserted, dilapidated country estate to be studied by his collegiate team, including a randy post-Mod couple (Erin Richards and Rory Fleck - Byrne) and soft - spoken cameraman Brian (Sam Clafin of The Hunger Games).

But then we're forced into watching his smarmy character develop a relationship with a Southern Belle prostitute played by Kate Hudson, tasked with the impossible feat of making a fantasy blonde bombshell into a romantic interest for Murray as she provides services to the local male population out of a trailer, steadfastly collecting a sizeable nest egg so she can jet off to Hawaii to open her own real estate firm.

The real estate urbanity is ripe for ridicule, and it's a shame that more wasn't made of this as The Architect instead treads a predictable path with a textbook love triangle, a requisite quirky charlatan, and other stale placeholder characters (such as Colin's dull and doting parents played by John Aylward and Pamela Reed, so perfunctory they don't even have names), none of which are very likeable.

The best known recent example of the style is the low - budget Lady Macbeth, which again tackled race issues in a more apparently - conventional period: here, in an adaptation of the Russian story Lady Macbeth of the Mtsensk District, Florence Pugh's genteel Katherine, trapped in a loveless marriage, embarks on a Lady Chatterley style love affair with an estate worker, played by another mixed - race actor, Cosmo Jarvis.

Strindberg's play follows the titular character as she navigates her way through the oppressive society and begins a relationship with a senior servant at her father's estate.

As he works to try and get back that which he has lost, he finds employment with a real estate shark (played by the Oscar - snubbed Michael Shannon) who has figured out how to game the corrupt system to his greatest advantage.

As The Fifth Estate itself portrays, he would have taken particular umbrage to having had to share equal billing with his ex-partner Daniel Berg, played by Bruhl.

Suddenly, a short trip becomes a longer one, while Robert keeps busy back home, putting the house on the market and considering starting a relationship of his own with his real estate agent, played by Mary Steenburgen, who's as charming as ever.