buildings

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We spend quite a lot inside on infrastructure, build some shiny new schools/hospitals/residence buildings, invest on some factories, etc.

It can be like Venice: 90% hotels and a few condo buildings near the park for billionaires.

Peach started last year in couple of amazon buildings and now is in 200 offices across Seattle and San Diego.

Arson was involved in 7% of the fires and almost all in already abandoned buildings.

Enact rent control, and watch as everyone converts rental buildings into super expensive condos.

I think for a lot of these buildings the economics of refactoring is worse than for rebuilding.

The Bronx did go up in flames when landlords set their own buildings on fire as they were taking a loss on their rent controlled buildings, where the rent didn't even cover the mandatory maintenance.

She asked me what all of those gigantic blocks of buildings contained.

Their initial tests were rendering an infinite plane of generated buildings.

They're reasonably large buildings, but not entire towns like in SF.

Rent stabilization is only applicable to units costing $2500 or less (regardless of size), in buildings built between February 1, 1947 and January 1, 1974.

Here is the thing, public buildings are disintegrating around us while the continued line out of the politicians is that we need to save "for future generations".

It's especially baffling because he accepts that newspaper ads saying "no irish need apply" were common, but that the signs on the buildings did not exist.

Buildings that maintain a decent climate without excessive cooling/heating is possible as well.