She owns a parcel of land outside the capital of Kinshasa.
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In groups of 32, they identify a suitable parcel of land.
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The family lived on a large parcel of land so Ayers could hunt.
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The home built by Carlos Andrade on a parcel of land within Mark Zuckerberg's estate.
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"Here in Puerto Rico, any little parcel of land has a mayor; it's ridiculous," he said.
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Some residents within a given parcel of land want to sell their property while others refuse.
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Area 51 is a tiny parcel of land in that area that surrounds this dry lakebed.
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The three decades of delinquency prompted the city to auction the parcel of land to the highest bidder.
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But caring for one parcel of land is not enough to have an impact on this tree species.
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This parcel of land was previously owned by the city and was slated to be a Home Depot.
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The small parcel of land I am mowing comes with the woodland I rent from a nearby estate.
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"The balance sheet dictates the value of the sale, not necessarily the parcel of land," Ms. Szynaka said.
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They already know this huge six-square-mile parcel of land that they're going to give away to Foxconn.
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He pointed out the window, waved his hand as though showcasing a parcel of land or a pleasing vista.
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In January, billionaire investor and Trump advisor Peter Thiel reportedly secured New Zealand citizenship and a hefty parcel of land.
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They promised Foxconn that they would get 60 different homeowners out of this very large parcel of land within months.
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The people of his imaginary Oceana are each granted a parcel of land, thus breaking up large fortunes and estates.
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A 21 agreement shows the government then sub-leased a slightly smaller parcel of land in the chiefdom to Socfin.
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LAS VEGAS — The scene of carnage this time was a flat 22012-acre parcel of land without any permanent structures.
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The Guardian was able to trace Spear's identity because of a parcel of land he bought in the Pacific Northwest.
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This parcel of land, he adds, is also currently home to a resident herd of about 100 to 150 elk.
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But when you have just one housing unit per parcel of land, then expensive land translates very directly into expensive houses.
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When a parcel of land becomes a reservation, the tribe enacts its own ordinances regulating zoning, housing, education, and other priorities.
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At 220 million acres, Naval Air Weapons Station China Lake is the largest parcel of land owned by the US Navy.
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Each parcel of land is worth only a few thousand Canadian dollars, and Cape Breton has plenty of land for sale.
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Mr. Rechnitz had sought to sell a parcel of land in Brooklyn to the city for a new police precinct building.
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The software then serves up existing conditions based on queries for any parcel of land anywhere the UrbanFootprint software has data.
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Each former fighter should get a parcel of land, Iván Márquez, one of the group's leaders, told Semana, a newsmagazine, this week.
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On Friday, Burning Man announced the purchase of Fly Ranch, a 3,800-acre parcel of land 21 miles north of Gerlach, Nevada.
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Since 225, artist Michael Heizer has been transforming a parcel of land in Nevada's remote Garden Valley into a monumental land art installation.
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Since 1972, artist Michael Heizer has been transforming a parcel of land in Nevada's remote Garden Valley into a monumental land art installation.
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He unloaded a parcel of land in the same area earlier this year at a slight loss, The Real Deal reported in March.
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At least one case that's moving forward under the shutdown is over a parcel of land measuring only a tenth of an acre.
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Last fall, Goldox began dumping donkey remains at a parcel of land it purchased in Chemogoch village, down the road from its slaughterhouse.
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SOHO wins the first public bid for a parcel of land in Beijing's Central Business District, which then becomes mixed-used development Chaowai SOHO.
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Click here to view original GIFMark Zuckerberg is building a wall on his 700-acre Hawaii parcel of land, and his neighbors are pissed.
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In the largest of these deals, Patanjali was given a 1,200-acre parcel of land in the eastern state of Assam at no cost.
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By then, Tompkins Conservation had bought another large parcel of land, a 764,000-acre sheep farm in Valle Chacabuco, which it named Patagonia Park.
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Gone, too, was his grandmother's house on the same parcel of land, where fronds from her favorite palm tree dangled through the shorn roof.
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But on a parcel of land here in southern Israel, trees grow in green rows, and fat bunches of grapes dangle amid lush leaves.
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Two months ago, his group acquired the final parcel of land to build a soccer-specific 25,000-seat stadium in the Overtown neighborhood of Miami.
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Pressure on Israel to solve its conflict with the Palestinians, who share the same small parcel of land between the Mediterranean and Jordan river, has eased.
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In principle, a parcel of land or ocean containing species of interest could be cordoned off with a physical fence or legislation, and people kept out.
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New Yorkers, who once had little reason to go to the parcel of land called Hudson Yards, are starting to see a new glossy neighbourhood emerge.
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Shortly after the August home price data was released, a parcel of land sold for a record price in southern China, the Shanghai Securities News reported.
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The parcel of land that encompasses Pine Lake was previously owned by the paper company Finch, Pruyn, once the largest private landowner in New York state.
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This valuable parcel of land, at the border between Shenzhen and Hong Kong, was left undeveloped for years because the two cities were fighting over its ownership.
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The court said the disputed land be handed over to a Hindu trust to build a temple while Muslims will be provided a separate parcel of land.
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Last week, it agreed to give up a parcel of land it owned to the South Korean government to use as a base for the THAAD system.
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He also created Lee Park itself, buying the parcel of land it occupies in 1917 and clearing it to create a landscaped space for the planned monument.
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Homeowners in each of these places share a common conviction: that owning a parcel of land gives them a right to shape the world beyond its boundaries.
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In the negotiations with Foxconn, the parcel of land that they needed to get ready for Foxconn right away — so they gave themselves a deadline of August 1st.
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On May 31, the Court held that landowners could challenge an Army Corps of Engineer's assertion of Clean Water Act jurisdiction over a parcel of land in Minnesota.
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Operating in half of a shipping container, the Lot Radio sprang up a little over a month ago in the triangular parcel of land at 17 Nassau Avenue.
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Acuña, 47, who has no formal schooling, says she has the title to her farm, while Newmont insists its 3,000-hectare mining concession includes her parcel of land.
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In 1978, Escobar purchased a parcel of land in the quiet hillsides of Puerto Triunfo and built a sprawling Spanish colonial mansion that would become his family's permanent home.
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However, companies can also make requests earlier in the day to find surrendered land at a cost of just under A$1 ($0.72) for each specific parcel of land.
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Also in June, news broke that the URA in Arvada, Colorado in the north metro Denver area sold a 2900-acre parcel of land to a developer for $220006.
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KAJIADO, Kenya (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Five years after Naponi Taiko's husband died, his relatives chased her and the couple's two children off their parcel of land in southern Kenya.
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We could see the two-story building set back on a long, flat parcel of land, the top floor in gray-white siding, the bottom a dull yellow brick.
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Condos and boutique-looking businesses are sprouting up on any parcel of land big enough for an outhouse, so the area is likely in phase two of its "cool" demise.
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It was founded in the 2212s — not in 2556, which was the year that the firm bought a parcel of land next to Hollywood Park and the Forum in Inglewood.
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It was founded in the 1980s — not in 2013, which was the year that the firm bought a parcel of land next to Hollywood Park and the Forum in Inglewood.
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The proposed hotel and retail stores that the developer wants to build in Whitefish also stand to boost property values in a nearby parcel of land owned by the Zinkes.
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Across the road from the Fairview complex, Back bought a thirty-seven-acre parcel of land—Fair Valley, he calls it—and gave it to his workers as a collective.
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Square Feet The project, One Park, will add new life to an underused parcel of land, but it does little to counter a shortage of homes for lower-income families.
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The parcel of land, owned by developers Danna and Ruben Ellsworth, sits about 400 yards from Fort William Henry, which was replicated in the 1950s mostly on its original footprint.
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California Country Club Estates, which the locals also refer to as "New Cheviot," is a collection of homes built on the parcel of land that was once the California Country Club.
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The group says it&aposs been paying taxes on the tiny parcel of land and has a deed from the previous landowner allowing it to maintain a memorial at the site.
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Zinke said Tuesday in a briefing with reporters that he will make a recommendation on the contested parcel of land in 45 days and later provided Trump will a fuller report.
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At the southern edge of the county, a few hundred feet north of the Nebraska-Kansas border, is a six-hundred-acre parcel of land called the Willa Cather Memorial Prairie.
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Developers there were spooked when their bids for a vacant parcel of land in the world's most expensive neighbourhood—aptly called "The Peak"—failed to meet the government's reserve price in October.
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While exploring the parcel of land near the body, "detectives located a bunker dug into the hill side which contained a cache of supplies, firearms and ammunition," according to the press release.
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The family, the Murrs, claimed the state took a parcel of land they owned next to their cabin along the St. Croix River through regulations and did not provide them just compensation.
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Mr. Macron sought to entice a savior by pressuring Renault and Peugeot to also invest millions more in modernizing the plant, on a remote and polluted parcel of land in central France.
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"You can apply to a community trust for a parcel of land, and effectively get it for free and build your property," Boden said in an online video promoting the land campaign.
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SANTA LUCÍA UTATLÁN, Guatemala — The local government worker guided the bank representative around the parcel of land in this rural village in Guatemala, describing the dream home he envisioned rising from the dirt.
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A new, 60,000-seat stadium was proposed by Snyder three years ago for the parcel of land that used to hold the old RFK stadium, where the D.C. United soccer team previously played.
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What's more, Bureau of Land Management records show that the agency already auctioned off a 10-acre parcel of land under Lewisville Lake back in 2011, to a gas company called Atlas Barnett.
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As legend has it, the owner of the 3,090-square-foot parcel of land was offered a small amount of money from his neighbor who hoped to turn the plot into a garden.
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To be built on a barren parcel of land along the Gulf of Aqaba, it is depicted as an eventual haven for sophisticated white collar jobs in biotech, alternative energy and digital services.
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He left for the United States because he believed that, with little formal education and a parcel of land too small to support the family, he had no hope of improving their lot.
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"If you want to buy a big parcel of land, then you need to speak to many stakeholders, and convincing them all to sell their land can be a headache," Mr. Reynaud said.
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A small, green-painted concrete cube topped with a hatch pokes out of the ground amid a three-acre, fenced-in parcel of land that also contained a beekeeper's hives and four grazing sheep.
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After renting for many years, in 2007 he and his wife, Janet, bought a vacant parcel of land at 165 Soundview Drive for $916,2000 and built a 25,2000-square-foot shingle-style vacation house.
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In December, 20113, not long after Trump signed the Batumi licensing deal, a company called Riviera, L.L.C., bought the fifteen-acre parcel of land on which the Trump Tower Batumi would supposedly be built.
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OUTDOOR SPACE The house is part of a community of seven homes, each of which has a circular lot 4.46 feet in diameter, within a larger forested parcel of land measuring about seven acres.
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Back in February, it agreed to give up a parcel of land it owned (part of which is a golf course) to the South Korean government to use as a base for the THAAD system.
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In 2014, after a large parcel of land south of the lake went on the market, Floridians voted overwhelmingly in support of Amendment 1, which earmarked hundreds of millions of taxpayer dollars for its purchase.
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For years, Bryan Chandler, the president of a commercial real estate firm and a runner, had cut across a parcel of land that was sliced by a creek and crowned by a 40-foot hill.
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Determined to leap into advanced technology, China has designated a large parcel of land in the provincial capital of Guiyang as the home of a new industrial park for supercomputing, data centers and cloud computing.
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The Crusades, Constantine and the Roman Empire, the Greek wars against Persia, the Babylonian Captivity — all of it could be summoned in an instant to justify a historic claim to an attractive parcel of land.
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Located on a parcel of land jutting out into the San Francisco Bay, the mammoth 167-year-old facility has a lonely and intimidating look from the outside -- and on the inside, it's just as forlorn.
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George, the second of his parents' 10 children, attended a rural school for several years but left to help farm the 28-acre parcel of land his father had eventually managed to purchase, leaving sharecropping behind.
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Bears Ears is a 1.3-million-acre parcel of land that includes world-class rock climbing, age-old cliff dwellings and land sacred to Pueblo Indians that then-President Barack Obama designated a monument in 2016.
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The justices, in a 5-3 ruling, upheld the use of zoning regulations by Wisconsin to prevent members of the Murr family from selling the lot because the family also owned an adjoining parcel of land.
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It owns one completed project, Diamond 1, on Diamond Island, a mile-long parcel of land adjacent to the city's only casino that is buzzing with real estate projects aimed at Chinese investors and affluent Cambodians.
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A parcel of land in their name that they can pass on to their own children is especially important in polygamous household where they may not be guaranteed a fair share of inheritance if their husband dies.
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In 210, after the US government succeeded in suing Eagle Pass for a parcel of land near the border, a fence was put up around the city's municipal golf course, technically placing it on the Mexican side.
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About 400 homeless people who live in a community of cabins and tents in a low-lying parcel of land near St. Petersburg, which has a sizable homeless population, had to leave after a mandatory evacuation order.
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Two decades ago, Ms. Romero voted for Mr. Chávez and saw the benefits of his reforms: She received a master's degree that his government paid for and a parcel of land that had been expropriated, she said.
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It's been four years since Jerry Baker packed up and moved to Hawaii, leaving behind years of corporate work to carve out a "hippie" existence on a one-acre parcel of land atop Big Island's vast Kilauea volcano.
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In June the Beckham group acquired a parcel of land needed for their project and Garber said on Friday that the proposed franchise had cleared another hurdle when an appeal that could have blocked progress was turned down.
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Included in Stream System is perhaps Murnane's best-known story, "Land Deal," a five-page fable centered on the explorer John Batman's 1835 barter to secure a parcel of land from Aboriginal Australians in what is now Victoria.
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Though it was connected to the rest of Tangier a century ago, Uppards is now a water-soaked parcel of land separated from the inhabited, southern part of the island by a broad navigation channel used by watermen.
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"There is not a single, unified map which definitively shows ownership rights to each parcel of land," said Malcolm Childress, a former World Bank official who now co-directs the Land Alliance, a Washington D.C.-based research group.
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But the revitalization of Williamsburg has galloped ahead without completion of Bushwick Inlet Park, and the "sleep-in" on Saturday was a plea to the businessman who owns a parcel of land that stands between its uncoupled ends.
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Google recently opened its newest data center building in The Dalles and the company plans to expand its presence in the city and recently bought a large parcel of land about a mile away from its original site.
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People involved with the drug smuggling operation bought a parcel of land in a suburban neighborhood for $240,000 and then spent $86,000 on the home, advising contractors to leave a hole in the foundation for a floor safe.
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For example, one early draft of a study from researchers at the Economics and Financial Studies School of Business Clarkson University found that having a wind turbine on a parcel of land might decrease the value by 4.97%.
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You hate the idea of paying a couple of bucks for avocados, so you buy a parcel of land, and buy some avocado trees, and presumably hire a number of employees to tend to said trees and harvest those avocados.
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"If it's going to cost you, let's say hypothetically $2, $3, $4 million for a parcel of land in New York City, you could move 200 to 300 miles away in a more rural area and spend significantly less," Pandit said.
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Gradually mushrooming on an otherwise barren 886-acre parcel of land in Gujarat -- Prime Minister Narendra Modi's home state -- is a small collection of buildings that India hopes will one day rival financial centers like Singapore, Dubai and Hong Kong.
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A unit of Kingyard Real Estate, the firm successfully bid 1.39 billion yuan ($20163 million) for a nearly 12,000 sq m (3 acres) parcel of land in Bengbu in May, more than double the starting price, where it plans to build residential housing.
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Tronc said late on Monday it would also buy a 49.9 percent interest in a joint venture with Zuckerman-related entities that will own the 25-acre parcel of land on which the Daily News' printing facility in New Jersey is located.
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Rees wrote more scenes explicitly featuring the Jackson family, including one around a dinner table where they discuss their dreams of purchasing their own parcel of land, only to be interrupted by the white landowner, who demands they come unload his truck.
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Tronc said late on Monday it would also buy a 49.9 percent interest in a joint venture with Zuckerman-related entities that will own the 25-acre parcel of land on which New York Daily News' printing facility in New Jersey is located.
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In a statement sent to Hyperallergic, the organization says: For more than thirty years Socrates Sculpture Park has staunchly supported our Long Island City community, beginning with transforming a derelict waterfront parcel of land into a thriving artistic venue, community hub and public park.
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In return, he could build 241 luxury marble and glass apartments in four 23-story towers on the same parcel of land, which are now selling for between $2600 million and $0003 million each (a few penthouses are selling for a higher but undisclosed amount).
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Eighteen years ago, after the Palminteris settled on the right parcel of land in Bedford (one near an easy route to New York City), "we walked through the lot to decide which trees were going to go," recalled Ms. Palminteri, an actor and producer.
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Under the current law, large-scale development, such as real estate development and factory building, is not permitted on rural land, except where the state has taken ownership of a parcel of land from a village collective, thus turning it into state-owned land.
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The two-story house is set on 2.43 hectares, or six acres, and, for a visitor making his way down the gently sloping driveway, past its tennis court to the dress circle entrance, the building stops short of dominating its rural parcel of land.
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As New York City's molten property values have made selling off a parcel of land often more profitable than operating the grocery, hardware store or gas station sitting on it, the gas station's passing appears to be the latest example of a common trope.
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Many had believed they would be given a parcel of land for themselves, but instead, the state handed over control of a large chunk of Monte Sacro to the company EPS Valle de los Tacarigua, a commune-based system created under Chávez as an alternative to capitalism.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Mexico's government is preparing to sell a giant parcel of land that could turn an undeveloped area of Mexico City into one of the most lucrative real estate developments in Latin America with a price tag experts see reaching as high as $1 billion.
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After a successful trip to the Supreme Court to prove that Clean Water Act regulations adopted in 1986 did not apply to his company's property, Pierce now faces fresh regulatory hurdles while trying to secure permits for a new mining project on another parcel of land.
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What was once a large parcel of land dotted with ruins has been transformed into lush gardens of olive and palm trees, a guesthouse with nine suites and bedrooms, an open-air gallery, a meditation retreat and an art studio, as well as Mr. Fourtou's own home.
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Ms. Cumberbatch wrote to Mr. Coney to say that she would discuss Mr. Singh's case with the deputy mayor for economic development and the head of the city's Economic Development Corporation, which was considering using a parcel of land adjacent to Water's Edge for a building project.
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That leaves the Islanders and Tavares in limbo, because while the sensible solution is to move the Islanders back to Nassau Coliseum or on any parcel of land on Long Island that will take them, you just never know with the NHL, and Tavares is probably aware of this.
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The church is packed into a small parcel of land that also holds the al-Aqsa compound and Judaism's Western Wall "I can go to the church, to anywhere in Jerusalem, not Trump nor Netanyahu can stop me," added the man who identified himself only as a "Jerusalemite".
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The Interior Department's inspector general, Mary Kendall, found "no evidence" that Mr. Zinke gave Utah State Representative Michael E. Noel preferential treatment when the agency last year shrank the size of Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument in a way that excluded a parcel of land owned by Mr. Noel.
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The justices, in the 5-3 ruling written by conservative Justice Anthony Kennedy and joined by the court's four liberals, upheld the use of zoning regulations by Wisconsin to prevent members of the Murr family from selling the vacant lot because the four siblings also owned an adjoining parcel of land.
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For most of recorded history, people married for logical sorts of reasons: because her parcel of land adjoined yours, his family had a flourishing business, her father was the magistrate in town, there was a castle to keep up, or both sets of parents subscribed to the same interpretation of a holy text.
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The theory that Google could use the land for testing of vehicles is based mostly on the regulatory conditions in Nevada, and its co-backing of the bill currently making its way through the legislative process, as well as the fact that the parcel of land is much larger than would be required for any single data center.
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As more families decide to raise children in Lower Manhattan and along its West Side, and developers continue to turn every last parcel of land into a stylish mall or high-concept playground, open fields — where New Yorkers of all ages can toss Frisbees or kick soccer balls — have taken on a new value in and of themselves.
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When he bought his first parcel of land, Mr. Jacquet's understanding was that it had been part of a 26,000-acre tract that had been set aside in the early 1970s for members of a farming collective, or ejido, as part of a government effort to formalize property rights for landless farmers and encourage settlement in underpopulated areas.
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The Lewis County Sheriff's Office has charged Jonathon Adamson, 21, and his 16-year-old brother, Benito Marquez, with first-degree rape and murder in the death of Benjamin Eastman III, who was last seen alive on June 23 before his body was found in a "shallow grave" on June 28 on a remote parcel of land owned by Marquez's relative.
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Along the way, she passed the ruins of abandoned railway stations silhouetted against the dun-colored hills, unadorned echoes of the spontaneous beach settlements of plywood and cardboard that she'd visited farther north, created, sometimes overnight, by copper miners — low-income communities laying their claim, as the rich had done for generations, to their own parcel of land and sea.
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"Mark Zuckerberg Really, Really Loves WallsMark Zuckerberg is building a wall on his 700-acre Hawaii parcel of land, and his neighbors are…Read more ReadHis endorsement of Hillary Clinton, Moskovitz hopes, will "serve as a signal to the Republican Party that by running this kind of campaign—one built on fear and hostility—and supporting this kind of candidate they compel people to act in response.
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