Sentences with phrase «lots of small apartments»

The problem with trying to standardize shelter killing against population for New York City is that, as a big city, it has lots of small apartments and a very high cost of living.

Lots of small apartment buildings 3, 4, 6 unit buildings near the town center or commuter train if outside a larger city.

Not exact matches

Swings can take up a lot of space, so they aren't ideal for small apartments.

There are lots of different options for Washing Cloth Diapers in a Small Apartment, and I researched all of them when I was pregnant with my daughter.

It will fit in a small apartment or any room where you can't afford to take up a lot of space.

While my new apartment is beautiful and I absolutely love it, it comes with the smallest closet of any of the places I've ever lived — a huge challenge for a girl who has a lot of clothes.

Joe and I live in the North Loop in a small energy - efficient apartment that boasts a lot of natural light and plenty of modern amenities.

I've unfortunately gone from a small apartment to a large one, then back to small then back to large three times over now, so there has regrettably been a lot of change - outs.

She, her husband, and their dog share a too - small chelsea apartment that's stuffed to the gills with books, vintage clothes, and a whole lot of tchotchkes.

The price of small apartments will also fall a lot quicker in a falling market.

-- No penny stocks — No commodities, I'll make here an exception for oil (uranium was a nice success story for me until Fukushima)-- No tech companies (except Apple, MSFT, Intel, but I shouldn't make any exceptions due to the lessons of AMD and STEC and BlackBerry)-- Lots of real estate (too much I would say), I don't want to buy apartments to rent but I like having a very, very small ownership from many of them through REITs — ETFs are good (unless they cover specific developing countries, eg.

This dog needs lots of running room, so do consider a smaller dog if you live in an apartment.

Since the breed is small and doesn't require a lot of exercise, these dogs are perfect for condos and apartments.

If your home is a small apartment in a big city, it's not a good idea to adopt a breed that needs a lot of time and space outdoors.

So if you're living in relatively small quarters like an apartment or condo and do not have much of a backyard for a dog to get lots of exercise, consider small dog breeds under 12 lbs.

Despite their small size, they require lots of exercise and don't do well in apartments or condos unlike their other small breed counterparts.

But they are a large breed and as such are not always suited to life in a small apartment or urban setting with little yard space and lots of activity around.

He is also known to be quite independent, turning any space into his own personal play zone — including a small apartment — so lots of toys are a wise investment.

They don't really require lots of exercise so you can easily keep one in a small home or apartment.

I realize that a lot of families that are looking for dogs need a small breed to live in their homes or apartments, but most of the small dogs are not really suited for small children.

A lot of people who live in apartments need to work outside the home most of the day so it is important that the dog be suited to being alone and in a small space.

They are not suitable for apartments or small houses, as they need lots of physical exercise and access to the outdoors to stay healthy and happy.

A lot of people seem to think that if you live in an apartment, you need to get a small dog.

Therefore if you live in an apartment or a small house where you don't have lots of open outdoor space for your dog to play you may have trouble keeping up with your Border Collie.

It is small in size, so it isn't going to take up a lot of space, making it ideal for apartments.

The smaller number of suites makes the experience feel more intimate and exclusive and reminds me a lot of the Etihad Apartment cabin (although Etihad has more suites).

It's likely because each case only features quite small environments to explore, all of which are rather static, but the developers have packed a lot of detail into this game, especially in regards to Sherlock and Watson's apartment, a faithful recreation if ever there was one.

What excites me about it is the fact that I now live in a small cottage in the English boonies, and careerwise I'm getting a lot more done than when I lived in a large apartment in New York or London, for a fifth of the overheads.

What excites me about it is the fact that I now live in a small adobe in the Far West Texas desert, and careerwise I'm getting a lot more done than when I lived in a large apartment in New York or London, for a fifth of the overheads.

A clever redo of a small 376 - square - foot apartment in São Paulo that uses lots of glass and reflective surfaces.

Although only convenient for houses with lots of floor space and therefore not the perfect small - space urban apartment solution, the use of the soil makes sense in this case and avoids the fancy technology or vertical gardening.

A lot of the tiny houses we've covered lately have been getting bigger and bigger, with some approaching the dimensions of small apartments.

UVLT's supporters include landowners and apartment dwellers; people who own hundreds of acres and those who live on small lots; people who have lived in the Upper Valley all their lives, those who have just arrived, and those who visit occasionally.

But really, 466 square feet is not that small for a one bedroom apartment, it's freehold, it has lots of light and cross-ventilation.

I don't believe that they have the best options as my apartment is small and does not have a lot of things in it yet they price way too high.

Aging baby boomers can be expected to absorb a lot of new supply as they leave large houses for smaller apartments.

I've seen a lot of investor activity in NE and NW DC for multifamily or small mixed use (store on bottom, 2 + apartments above), most of these are rehabs, sometimes they'll sell the upper units and lease the commercial space.

These renters don't bring a lot of stuff to their small, shared apartments.

In one of these examples I spoke to the person by chance a few months later (its a small world, which you'd be wise to consider whenever you have people moving out...) and to my secret amusement it turned out that since they moved they were actually loosing hundreds of dollars per month because their «new» apartment's A / C unit was so old that it used a lot of expensive electricity.

There is usually a gap in the range of housing types that a city or county's zoning districts allow, and more importantly encourage, in particular when the zones shift from upper (smaller lot) single - family zones that only allow single - family detached uses / homes and the lower end of medium density / multifamily zones that usually allow much bigger buildings (taller and wider) and also typically encourage lot aggregation and suburban garden apartment - type buildings.

To recap, I moved in to a much smaller apartment, with a lot of ill - fitted furniture from my old place.

A lot of this advice is also really great for smaller spaces that are one open area instead of separate rooms (like our small apartment with one living / dining / kitchen space lol).

While she lived in a nearly below ground apartment, she created the most beautiful hilly corner flower garden you ever saw as you rounded the parking lot corner and peered down into her small plot of land.

I had been working on this very project in my small apartment for weeks and had been having a lot of trouble making it work without making the room feel cluttered.

Simple and small apartment ideas allow lots of space and create the pleasant illusion of weightlessness, spaciousness and airiness.

Small homes and apartments don't typically have a lot of storage space.