Sentences with phrase «young urban professionals who»

In fact, type «apartments Royal Oak» into the Google search toolbar, and the first result that pops up is the Urbane website — a destination highlighted by photos of the firm's modern, inviting rental units and the young urban professionals who occupy them.

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I'm a strong, young, urban, professional woman who have a great desire for a heterosexual relationship with the right guy.

In many cases, these are veteran teachers who have dedicated their professional careers — and, in many cases, their personal lives — to young people in urban schools.

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The TV commercial shows young urban professionals enjoying themselves in the S - Cross, but where are the stodgy old pensioners who'll get the most out of the Suzuki's increased ride height and good interior space?

«The city definitely provides great neighbourhoods for families as well as communities that attract young, urban professionals who want to enjoy an outdoor lifestyle,» explains Nancy Ball, a realtor with CIR as well as a professional home stager.

Office tenants are not abandoning downtowns, but they are balancing the desire to be located near highly qualified, young professionals who prefer urban living with the limited availability of large blocks of space in urban cores, Newbold adds, noting that developers are looking for ways to provide the best of both worlds.

In Chicago, the urban regulation for lo - income housing challenges developers to come up with feasible unit mixes, further putting stress on young professionals who can not save money to invest in housing.