In 2017, Waterfront Toronto, the organization in charge of administering the redevelopment of the city's eastern waterfront, awarded Sidewalk Labs the contract to develop the waterfront site.
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Dry Dock Waterfront Grill is another waterfront seafood restaurant, this time in Longboat Key, Florida.
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With Charleston's stunning waterfront views, walkable waterfront park, and seafood-heavy cuisine, it's no wonder travelers love the city so much.
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While high-rises abound in waterfront neighborhoods like Exchange Place and Newport, other waterfront enclaves like Paulus Hook retain a quaint sensibility.
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Sidewalk will have a better idea by year-end whether its partnership with Waterfront Toronto could extend to the broader eastern waterfront, he said.
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All Things Being Equal … continues through February 19 at the Zeitz Museum of Contemporary Art (V&A Waterfront, Silo District, South Arm Road, Waterfront, Cape Town, South Africa).
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First steps have been made, along with commitments to make Amazon's new waterfront home accessible to the public in accordance with the Long Island City waterfront design guidelines.
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Maybe they will ... after they're done beautifying the waterfront.
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Square Feet HONG KONG — Waterfront developments are recognized worldwide.
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Plans for the waterfront also include a public pier and park on the site of the private Old Dominion Boat Club, which has occupied prime waterfront property since the early 113th century.
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Ms. Hale added that while the value of waterfront properties has grown more slowly in recent years because of climate change, appreciation of inland properties in waterfront areas is faster in comparison.
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A year later, the reason for the strike remains unclear, even as the agency tasked with ridding the waterfront of organized crime, the Waterfront Commission, has questioned dozens of longshoremen under oath.
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"We are encouraged by today's decision by the Waterfront Toronto board and are pleased to have reached alignment on critical issues with Waterfront Toronto," Sidewalk Labs CEO Dan Doctoroff wrote in a statement.
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"Epic fail tonight at @jerseycity waterfront," one Twitter user wrote .
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Still, he was sufficiently captivated to buy a waterfront cabin.
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It is on a waterfront lot in a lovely community.
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South Camden Theater Company, Waterfront South Theater, 400 Jasper Street.
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South Camden Theater Company, Waterfront South Theater, 246 Jasper Street.
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South Camden Theater Company, Waterfront South Theater, 76073 Jasper Street.
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Prime waterfront villas will offer boat slips on the doorstep.
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ROLAND LEWIS President and Chief Executive Waterfront Alliance New York
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South Camden Theater Company, Waterfront South Theater, 24609 Jasper Street.
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The setting, on the Sunset Park waterfront, is ideally spooky.
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They'd be too close to the waterfront to avoid flooding.
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Spectators can watch from several waterfront areas along the river.
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We got the waste transfer stations taken off the waterfront.
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They will also have to provide access to the waterfront.
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They had a weekend and a waterfront condo to themselves.
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Browne: Right on the waterfront, then a, then a break.
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A large terrace abuts the waterfront with a Manhattan vista.
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At the time, the waterfront seemed like a mixed blessing.
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One of the statues at the waterfront commemorates General Morgan.
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It took place at the Fairmont Waterfront Hotel in Vancouver.
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The idea, then and now, was to cover the waterfront.
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I've watched New York embrace its waterfront over the years.
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" She added, "Waterfront is committed to caring for our guests.
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Today, Fairview is a quiet, residential neighborhood bordering waterfront parks.
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His major accomplishments as mayor include ending a waterfront business development in order to make it a "people's waterfront" and fighting the privatization of a subsidized housing building, legacies still visible in Burlington today.
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The waterfront has "changed for the better," said Jason Holin, 4773, the owner of Jeremy's Ale House, a waterfront bar and restaurant on Woodcleft Avenue, where locals gather to watch football on Sunday afternoons.
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Once lined with working docks teeming with longshoremen — a rough trade captured in the 1954 movie "On the Waterfront" — the city's Hudson River waterfront is now lined with parks, luxury condominiums and office buildings.
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"It was frankly an open sewer for a large portion of the waterfront," said Roland Lewis, president and chief executive of the Waterfront Alliance, a coalition that works to protect New York's waterways and shoreline.
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Or have a picnic in verdant waterfront Gizella Kopsick Palm Arboretum.
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Several officials, including the head of Waterfront Toronto, have since resigned.
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"It's really big and right on the waterfront," Ms. Andersen said.
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The waterfront boasts restaurants, as well as boating and water sports.
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The church is on 30 acres (12 hectares) of waterfront land.
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Consider a simple loop from Eastbank Esplanage to the Waterfront Park.
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With stunning views of the Charleston Harbor, Joe Riley Waterfront Park
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Possible jobs with this major: Marine mechanical engineer, waterfront project engineer.
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WeWork is also designing SoftBank's new headquarters on the Tokyo waterfront.
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MARYLAND: For a romantic evening, stroll along the waterfront in Baltimore.
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She scooped up a waterfront crib last month in nearby Carpinteria.
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How else are you supposed to afford a Williamsburg waterfront condo?
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And then we got New York State to buy that waterfront.
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Together, the two properties have 600 feet of private waterfront access.
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They're a single-issue group, and we cover the whole waterfront.
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Not all new development along the waterfront will be luxury apartments.
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Mattituck has lots of waterfront, and houses (and docks) are plentiful.
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Waterfront Park is right outside, as is the MAX Light Rail.
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However, a waterfront park and the M+ Pavilion are already open.
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Medallion brokers grew rich enough to buy yachts and waterfront properties.
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Fishing boats owned by Carlos Rafael at the New Bedford waterfront.
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The minute your neighbor installs a bulkhead, your waterfront erodes faster.
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As for the waterfront property ... Charles has no plans to sell.
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Tall windows provide dramatic waterfront views to the left and right.
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The transformation of the waterfront or the revitalization of local institutions?
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But the Queens waterfront park was made for moments like this.
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We got out of the car and walked along the waterfront.
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In time, the waterfront assumed the feel of a ghost town.
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The walkway and beautified waterfront are seen as catalysts for change.
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A hammock at Azul Nomeolvides, a waterfront hotel on Laguna Bacalar.
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He headed the department's Waterfront and Open Space Division until 2011.
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Dumbo's proximity to Manhattan and the waterfront was a major draw.
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They had a village on what is now the Peekskill waterfront.
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Other popular rentals included cozy cabins, waterfront dwellings and urban digs.
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Try urban scuba deep under what was once the Miami waterfront?
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Mr. Ross also owns a waterfront estate in Palm Beach, Fla.
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Many remain bullish on the Williamsburg waterfront, including some boldface names.
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Seaport Buffet sits on a waterfront street populated by many restaurants.
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The city now has nine miles of waterfront, which always floods.
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Before committing to work with a broker, make sure that the person has sold waterfront properties in the destinations you're looking at, said Bill Gassett, a waterfront specialist with Re/Max Executive Realty, in Hopkinton, Mass.
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Greenwich Village Waterfront The waterfront at the end of Christopher Street has been an important gathering place for L.G.B.T.Q. people for over a century: a place where they could socialize, look for love and politically organize.
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Rising sea levels have decreased the value of older waterfront properties around the world, according to Danny Hertzberg, a real estate agent with the Jills Zeder Group in Miami Beach, who specializes in sales of waterfront homes.
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Q. What's going on at 161 Columbia Street, in the waterfront district?
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The famous "Exorcist stairs" are still frequented by pedestrians near Georgetown's waterfront.
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The waterfront location is lovely and most rooms offer unbeatable city views.
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And they're right — Sydney is all about its greatest asset: the waterfront.
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Waterfront Toronto will make its ultimate decision by the end of March.
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For staples, there is a Costco on Third Avenue by the waterfront.
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The city similarly redeveloped old port land in the southern waterfront area.
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And he's jogging through a waterfront prom photoshoot on your mom's Facebook.
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Inspired by Dutch Delftware pottery, you can find her on Ipswich Waterfront.
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Five years later, Marlon Brando's character in "On the Waterfront" kept pigeons.
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Photoville's exhibits are built using repurposed shipping containers on the Brooklyn Waterfront.
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Buying in northwest Tribeca on the waterfront is a really good investment.
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Redpath Waterfront Festival couldn't be reached for comment in time for publication.
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Waterfront Toronto is still a public corporation making policy with a vendor.
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Bernie Sanders has officially relocated from the campaign front to the waterfront.
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He flipped that land for undeveloped waterfront property in his home country.
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"These proposals raise important implementation concerns," Waterfront Toronto said in a statement.
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But the waterfront is what really drew me to Long Island City.
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Along the Cinta Costera, a waterfront boulevard, are bike and pedestrian paths.
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"I'm confident that the investigation we did covered the waterfront," said Rep.
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OUTDOOR SPACE: The lot is 1.1 acres, with 230 feet of waterfront.
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She opposed the waterfront redevelopment plan, expressing concerns about traffic and density.
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Another hot spot is Baron's Cove, a waterfront resort in Sag Harbor.
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Then they started to appear near the waterfront in Brooklyn and Queens.
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Uglow's approach is more or less to try to cover the waterfront.
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It is the very last artist occupied building on the Williamsburg Waterfront.
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That's clear from how swiftly these latest waterfront parks have been adopted.
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Kate BoicourtNew YorkThe writer is director of resilience at the Waterfront Alliance.
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A teak deck overlooks the more than 150 feet of private waterfront.
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Buttery owned a condo in the Millennium Tower, a waterfront skyscraper downtown.
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The home's neutral colors and beachy vibe compliment its stunning waterfront views.
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Parts of the city away from the sleek waterfront struggle with poverty.
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In Palm Beach, Trump's waterfront Mar-a-Lago estate was ordered evacuated.
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The borough's rebound is palpable along a waterfront striving at urban magic.
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"A waterfront pavilion gets the moonlight first," as the Chinese would say.
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It boasts a collection of gated communities and million-dollar waterfront properties.
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Two high-end waterfront homes, in Florida and Minnesota, topped the list.
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Its CEO and chairman, Al Dunlap, had a waterfront home in Boca.
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In the face of laws barring gay men from being seen in public together, gay men and drag queens begin to cruise the waterfront and steal away with anonymous lovers to the squalid flophouses dotted along the waterfront.
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The campus will be located in Toronto's Eastern Waterfront district and be part of one of "the largest waterfront development projects anywhere in North America," said Kathleen Wynne, the Premier of Ontario, at an event announcing the project.
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"We want our PM back," declared a huge billboard near the Beirut waterfront.
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A hotel near the city's waterfront had its pool filled to the brim.
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A waterfront home in Marathon is left with a giant hole on Tuesday.
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"On the Waterfront" (21) stars Marlon Brando as the dock worker Terry Malloy.
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"The first pizza I had was on the waterfront in Positano," he said.
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Governor Tom McCall Waterfront Park, named after the politican who made it happen.
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Waterfront cafés serve health food, and arts centres rise on former industrial land.
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Rang said Sidewalk Labs will submit a proposal for Waterfront Toronto in June.
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The lawsuit is seeking to block Waterfront Toronto's ability to approve the plan.
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The couple met in December 2011 at a bar along the Baltimore waterfront.
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"Our intention is to cover the waterfront as best we can," Foxx said.
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Relocate displaced families and make the waterfront into a public forest, Elemental proposed.
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City Hall flooded, and the town's waterfront thoroughfare, Dock Street, was seriously damaged.
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Sanders's advocacy for a plan to develop the Burlington waterfront that a group
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Rising sea levels are changing the way people think about waterfront real estate.
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They rented out a big space on the waterfront and held a rave.
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Hugh L. Carey appointed him to the Waterfront Commission of New York Harbor.
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As I walked along the waterfront, everywhere I looked, people were taking pictures...
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"The waterfront, in those days, was not a rich man's playground," he said.
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By the turn of the 20th century the waterfront was a major port.
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Waterfront building has continued apace since Hurricane Sandy, and it could soon accelerate.
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Finding bluefish fresh enough to serve raw takes connections down at the waterfront.
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On the upper level of their Spanish colonial waterfront home, Snooki was showering.
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The entrance of the Trump condominium waterfront tower in Punta del Este, Uruguay.
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Kingston does have a waterfront, but it is "a real city," he said.
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Mr. Coulombe said he too valued preservation of Boothbay Harbor's existing working waterfront.
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And, if you splurge for a waterfront room, views don't get much better.
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But the two sides were united in their resentment of the waterfront commission.
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He was also intrigued by Red Hook, which had a similar waterfront vibe.
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Massport has created parkland on the East Boston waterfront to protect public access.
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The Valhalla compound sits on Bridgeway, a road that winds along the waterfront.
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Much of NYC Pride takes place along the Hudson River waterfront in Manhattan.
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But after a 10-minute bike ride I am on the Hoboken waterfront.
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Many of her co-workers attended her wedding on the South Amboy waterfront.
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Manuel Medina's waterfront Florida mansion sits in a gated community in Coral Gables.
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Most of the homes are luxurious estates that sit on large, waterfront parcels.
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They opened Socceroof in the industrial waterfront of Sunset Park, Brooklyn, in 2018.
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Along the waterfront there are large swaths of industrial businesses and a marina.
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The Golden Cicada Tavern, which is between Jersey City's downtown and waterfront districts.
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Cultural institutions have played a key role in the privatization of Istanbul's waterfront.
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Over the past decade, Tacoma residents' relationship with the waterfront has changed dramatically.
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At the waterfront, two residential buildings shaped like a wave are nearly complete.
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They remade New York's once grim waterfront, transforming the face of the city.
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The avenue is a roughly 1.25-mile waterfront street in Monaco's Larvotto district.
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Likewise, the hotel is waterfront and faces the bay, but is not beachfront.
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And then all of a sudden it's waterfront views and access to nature.
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The mishap took place while Camden Rising was in progress on the waterfront.
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And in northern Brooklyn, areas like the Williamsburg waterfront have been rapidly changing.
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Access to the waterfront and open public spaces have been hot-button issues.
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Between the two properties, Zuckerberg owns 600 feet of Lake Tahoe private waterfront.
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Uber customers can now book boats between three destinations on the city's waterfront.
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The edifice will be set in a grassy park with a waterfront promenade.
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DJ Khaled&aposs waterfront Miami home is on the market for $5.99 million.
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The freeport began, in 1888, as a group of sheds near the waterfront.
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Waterfront dining options in Kailua-Kona trend toward tropical drinks and casual fare.
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Its waterfront location and stunning views make it a desirable place to live ...
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Dawn finds us waterfront on Oahu's North Shore, downrange of the Banzai Pipeline.
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I rush to the Portland waterfront for a meeting with a community advocate.
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In a blog post on its website, Sidewalk Labs wrote : "We are designing a district in Toronto's Eastern Waterfront to tackle the challenges of urban growth, working in partnership with the tri-government agency Waterfront Toronto and the local community."
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In October, the Waterfront Alliance, a coalition that works to protect New York's waterways and shoreline, said that the project had satisfied the alliance's Waterfront Edge Design Guidelines, a new ratings system reminiscent of the LEED certification program for green buildings.
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She cites the 1934 West Coast Waterfront Strike, the origins of which can be traced to an anonymous protest publication that appeared in 1932, called the Waterfront Worker , and the union reorganization that followed the National Industrial Recovery Act, in 1933.
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Rang said Sidewalk Labs will submit a revised proposal for Waterfront Toronto in June.
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Battleship New Jersey is a huge museum boat that's visible from the Philadelphia waterfront.
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Waterfront Toronto said it will open the plan for public consultation on July 15.
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The happy couple said "I do" at a waterfront venue in Miami Beach, Florida.
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On weekends, and even most weekdays, its waterfront cafes, restaurants and bars are packed.
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This sliver of waterfront property — and views — has been somewhat disconnected from the public.
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They also own a condo in 70 Vestry, a luxury waterfront Tribeca apartment complex.
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The Hi-Level Bridge at the Waterfront turned purple in honor of #Prince pic.twitter.
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This cabin now stands at the center of Smack Mellon's waterfront space in Dumbo.
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First we stopped for a crab cake at Duda's Tavern on the Baltimore waterfront.
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The 2 soaked up some sun ... and shared a kiss by their waterfront hotel.
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Because Trump knows a thing or two about running waterfront properties into the ground.
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The waterfront property featured three bedrooms and bathrooms and is situated on Broad Beach.
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Steinle was fatally wounded in 2015 when she was walking around the city's waterfront.
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They soon realized that Jersey City had a vibrant downtown with an accessible waterfront.
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They want to replace some of the old mills with waterfront homes and restaurants.
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"I saw the soup kitchens downtown, and the riots on the waterfront," he recalled.
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The estate was custom-built and boasts extreme privacy — along with expansive waterfront views.
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Your ticket gets you a waterfront view, but it does not guarantee a seat.
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Try a fresh seafood meal at Fisherman's Wharf, a historic waterfront in San Francisco.
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Just a few miles from HCDA's Kakaako Waterfront Park is the city's Kapiolani Park.
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Pioneer Works, an arts center, and the Brooklyn Waterfront Artists Coalition advance emerging artists.
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The rallies and marches were taking place downtown and in Tom McCall Waterfront Park.
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The event itself was held at the four-star Fairmont Waterfront Hotel in Vancouver.
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One example is the proposal for a streetcar line along the Brooklyn-Queens waterfront.
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On Puget Sound's shore, a working waterfront remains, with foghorns and a briny grittiness.
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The nearly 7,000-square-foot home includes tropical gardens and 100 feet of waterfront.
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Waterfront Toronto, a government agency, will announce in May if the project will proceed.
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At the time, it was city policy to preserve industrial jobs on the waterfront.
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Low, rocky hills descend to an industrial waterfront of docks, cranes and railway tracks.
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To review the most recent updates to Oslo's urban landscape, head to the waterfront.
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"The mayor remains committed to a contiguous waterfront," said the spokesman, Santiago Melli-Huber.
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Dozens of projects are in development, and tall buildings are taking over the waterfront.
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DJ Khaled just dropped a cool $3.8 mil on a waterfront mansion in Miami.
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More to do nearby: Shuckers Waterfront Grill is a quick walk across the street.
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Find out the latter from an insurance broker who has written recent waterfront policies.
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The adventure ends with volunteer work at the Portland Pride Waterfront Festival and Parade.
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And he liked the relative calm of the southern side of the Williamsburg waterfront.
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That's because they reportedly dropped $20 million on a new waterfront apartment in Tribeca.
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The Watershed "fits pretty neatly" with improving public access to the waterfront, he said.
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So that makes three new or expanded parks along the Brooklyn-Queens waterfront alone.
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I strolled the Bund, the city's waterfront promenade, looking out over the Huangpu River.
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Marathoners, who will run along Doha's waterfront outside the stadium, won't get that luxury.
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Friday: Try food made with beer at the Waterfront Ale House in Kips Bay.
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A multimedia waterfront exhibition and artifacts from bygone Brooklyn businesses are currently on view.
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Ketchikan's anarchic waterfront once hosted perhaps the greatest concentration of dive bars in America.
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Streetscapes The 1907 Tin Building is disassembled and recreated nearby on the Manhattan waterfront.
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Most tourists head straight to Tamuning, along the reef-calmed waterfront of Tumon Bay.
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Hardy fans braved a watch party at the Nationals' stadium on the Washington waterfront.
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However, for decades, Tacoma residents have been conditioned to stay away from the waterfront.
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The waterfront path loops around the island and you might just spot a manatee.
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Exclusive 12 Photos View Slide Show ' A waterfront Mediterranean-style home in Darien, Conn.
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In 2013, San Francisco voters rejected a 141-unit condo building on the waterfront.
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The walk along the waterfront was invigorating, and offered great views of the coastline.
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The financial impact surpassed $20 million, according to the Piermont Waterfront Resilience Task Force.
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The singer initially priced her South Florida waterfront home at $230 million in 22015.
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The murder, which Mr. Arsenault said is the last known waterfront killing, remains unsolved.
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The waterfront today has largely receded from the city's consciousness and even its geography.
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Its waterfront building juts out over a bay crisscrossed by ferries and sailing boats.
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Our restaurant critic Besha Rodell gets nostalgic over Australia's elegant and dramatic waterfront institutions.
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The fishermen on the waterfront are cautious; they want to preserve the city's industry.
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Then, just a block north of the market, I hit the wide, waterfront Corniche.
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The 9,709-square-foot waterfront home was built in 1977 and remodeled in 2016.
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They recall young couples roller skating in a big square near the Wonsan waterfront.
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Rebecca rarely spent money on herself, is how she justified the pricey waterfront hotel.
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International Real Estate 0003 Photos View Slide Show ' A WATERFRONT VILLA WITH A POOL $2.3 MILLION This three-bedroom three-and-a-half-bath house sits on a two-acre waterfront lot on the eastern coast of the Caribbean island of Antigua.
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Listings on the high end ranged from $1,701,000 for a six-bedroom ranch on an acre to $100 million for a three-house waterfront compound on eight acres; the second-priciest listing was $18,888,73, for a six-bedroom waterfront house on 4.54 acres.
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Brave New World, known for its immersive Brooklyn productions, has staged "To Kill a Mockingbird" on Ditmas Park porches, "Street Scene" on a Park Slope sidewalk and "On the Waterfront" on the very same waterfront barge museum where this play will be staged.
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Another is whether there are neighborhoods away from the waterfront with more urgent transportation needs.
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If completed, the line would link Sunset Park and Astoria via the East River waterfront.
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Do I realize I'm supposed to follow that sweep of light down to the waterfront?
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They gathered for a peaceful vigil on Portland's waterfront at the Salmon Street Springs Fountain.
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"It's like we're strolling along the waterfront in Lima," she said, and they both laughed.
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Several officials, including the head of Waterfront Toronto, the organization leading the process, have resigned.
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The Red Wing event, held at a waterfront park, drew a couple of protesters too.
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My personal favorite spot for dinner was the waterfront seafood restaurant Sally's Fish House & Bar.
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The home is set on 2,400 square meters, or 26,000 square feet, of waterfront land.
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The sea off of Waterfront is still angry, all white froth and brown with runoff.
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Well, Panasonic Avionics has made this world a reality with Waterfront, its latest inflight innovation.
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He is expected to propose a $2.5 billion streetcar project for the Brooklyn-Queens waterfront.
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I took a wrong turn on Superior Avenue and ended up down by the waterfront.
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In March the world's tallest wooden skyscraper, 85 metres high, will open on Brumunddal's waterfront.
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"To this day we have the relics of New York City's haunted waterfront," Albert explained.
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The picture-perfect summer getaway sits on 4.5 acres and features 327 feet of waterfront.
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Tampa still has available land on the waterfront — a really limited commodity in most places.
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Crown is also developing a A$2.2 billion ($1.56 billion)casino on the Sydney waterfront.
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"Port Richey has the least expensive waterfront property on the coast," Massad explained in jail.
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Waterfront property will instead be converted into a memorial, complete with 70,203 new pine trees.
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"Pride Northwest," June 18 Waterfront festival, parade kickoff, drag showcase, and the Portland lesbian chorus.
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The rally's location, on the city's waterfront, opposite a derelict navy shipyard, was well chosen.
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The home, which sits on waterfront property, has not been occupied in almost 70 years.
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Il Fornaio in Coronado, California, is a waterfront Italian eatery with an in-house bakery.
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But because harassment policies already cover the waterfront, they don't really provide meaningful behavioral guidance.
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Market Street in Portland, Maine, makes for a lovely stroll close to the historic waterfront.
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"On one side of the building is a connection to the waterfront," Mr. Thom said.
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Waterfront Park stretches along the Cooper River and is filled with fountains and incredible scenery.
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Building backLopiez Pizza along the waterfront finally opened for business two months after the breach.
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But this bridge near the Brooklyn waterfront became well known for all the wrong reasons.
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It also targets Washington D.C.-based companies Bully Pulpit Interactive, Waterfront Strategies and Priorities USA.
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Take a look inside the 7-bedroom home that sits in a waterfront gated community.
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Stripers were rare in the 1970s, when I learned to fish along the Brooklyn waterfront.
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In San Francisco, fireworks burst over the waterfront amid a heavier-than-usual police presence.
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Hudson River Pier Café A year-round waterfront eatery with a killer fried-fish sandwich.
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In 2004, she designed the Greyston Bakery along the Yonkers waterfront on the Hudson River.
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A waterfront compound across the bay from San Francisco is for sale for $11.8 million.
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Sausalito, where the boat is docked, is known for its colorful waterfront collection of houseboats.
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The waterfront is the attraction for many of Ms. Granger's clients, most seeking weekend homes.
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Gelambong drove us out of downtown that afternoon, to the ramshackle waterfront port of Kumai.
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He married a supermodel, became a father and retired to a waterfront mansion in Tampa.
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"We see some exceptionally high prices in new apartments, typically by the waterfront," he said.
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As the boat puttered along the waterfront, people warmly hailed the nurse from their homes.
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"The city is a waterfront city, and our DNA is the water," Mr. Samuelian said.
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While King knew about this union, ILWU history isn&apost widely known off the waterfront.
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Originally from Australia, Bridges started working on the San Francisco waterfront in the early 1920s.
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The nearly 7,000-square-foot home sits on 29 waterfront acres overlooking Edgartown Great Pond.
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Trump will attend on Thursday and address the conference at the city's Marriott Waterfront Hotel.
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But upstream stood one vessel in stately isolation, moored in a private stretch of waterfront.
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Hotels and hostels on the waterfront, by and large, are pricier than those in town.
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Or stroll further to Kenneth M. Myers Bayside Park for nice views of the waterfront.
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The result was BLACK, a warehouse party on the Brooklyn waterfront that invited electronic d.j.
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Bargemusic will remain tied up for another 20 years as the Brooklyn waterfront keeps changing.
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It's a two-story house with three bedrooms, and it backs up to the waterfront.
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Dozens of restaurants are within walking distance, as are the Battery neighborhood and Waterfront Park.
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Now it's waterfront; the tsunami obliterated the houses dotting the coast in front of it.
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EDT: President Trump participates in a joint fundraising committee reception at the Baltimore Marriott Waterfront.
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For some longtime residents on the waterfront, the ferry's success brings a measure of vindication.
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ROLAND LEWIS, NEW YORK The writer is president and chief executive of the Waterfront Alliance.
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Mr. Lanyi said he had a confirmed reservation at the Waterfront hotel in Oakland, Calif.
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Then, in the middle of all that, hard by the highway, is a waterfront park.
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The CCLA is also seeking a declaration that Waterfront Toronto, the city, the province of Ontario, and the federal government all violated Canadians' privacy rights under the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms by dint of Waterfront Toronto entering into the project with Sidewalk Labs.
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The group enjoyed a candle-lit waterfront meal with pineapple and island decor on the table.
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B. hops on the back of mine, and we have a blast careening around the waterfront.
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CityPlace, a concentration of condos close to the waterfront, struggled with luring business into the complex.
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She spoke from City Hall, an imposing white-and-brown building just blocks from the waterfront.
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A letter from Steve Diamond, chairman of Waterfront Toronto, outlined the group's concerns over the plan.
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Carolyn Pertette from Wilkinsburg, Pennsylvania, shopped in the early morning at the Waterfront Mall in Pittsburgh.
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The ICRC has been working in this community in Port Harcourt, called Prison Waterfront, since 2015.
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River Assembly, on the other hand, moves freely and often, aggregating people along a different waterfront.
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We think you should know: Nearby construction along the waterfront is expected to last until 2021.
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Spokesmen for both Waterfront Toronto and Google did not immediately respond to a request for confirmation.
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And the director Daniel just found a really great waterfront on a lake near my house.
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Ms. Dressendofer's waterfront home in Point Pleasant, N.J., was flooded when a wave washed over it.
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The 16-mile route would travel from Astoria to Sunset Park, largely traveling along the waterfront.
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Cracks emerge on a road by the waterfront in Wellington, after the powerful earthquake and aftershocks.
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In Sydney a lot centred around Utopia Records and Waterfront Records for more punk and hardcore.
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He&aposd purchased the waterfront property in 2016 for $2.25 million, according to real estate records.
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If I look out my window, I see a peaceful lagoon, people strolling along the waterfront.
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About 50 cars got stuck and unable to move on the "Rainbow Bridge" on Tokyo's waterfront.
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"This is the best ship and the best crew on the waterfront, hands down!" he said.
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And with the sun getting hotter, there's only one course of action: Head to the waterfront.
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In some cases, Waterfront Toronto says it doesn't have the authority to approve the company's plans.
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"Trump knows a thing or two about running waterfront properties into the ground," Mr. Obama said.
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The Mooring Restaurant serves fresh and local seafood overlooking the downtown waterfront in Newport, Rhode Island.
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Prime Catch on the Waterfront serves upscale seafood overlooking the Intracoastal Waterway in Boynton Beach, Florida.
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The home is perched right on the Mill Basin waterfront and has its own private marina.
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There, wealthy waterfront homeowners sued for the right to build sea walls to protect their properties.
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Mr. Lewis, of the Waterfront Alliance, says he does not believe the dock was ever hit.
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Broadway Square in Baltimore's Fell's Point district is a waterfront area with an old-world charm.
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On the waterfront, many of the restaurants had been ravaged by the wind and the waves.
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The Campagnas can see the building from their headquarters on the waterfront in Sunset Park, Brooklyn.
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No one who was visiting the waterfront that night could have imagined such a horrific ending.
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There's also "Harbor Hill," a waterfront vacation compound on the island, recently listed for $42.5 million.
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He set sail from the East River waterfront in July 1908 and arrived nine months later.
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Kakaako Waterfront Park has no advocates and no guardians dedicated to protecting its purpose and beauty.
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BRONX "Andrea Doria Lifeboat Launching 60 Years Later," from the waterfront at the SUNY Maritime College.
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The star-studded wedding took place at luxury waterfront resort Montage Palmetto Bluff in South Carolina.
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Russia's match with Uruguay on June 25 was shown on a big screen on Sevastopol's waterfront.
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Not far from Mr. Curtiss's project, a half-built condo tower sits abandoned on the waterfront.
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But you can do more than enjoy waterfront views — you can also experience the creek itself.
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But the Edgewater city government wants to seize a choice piece of waterfront land for itself.
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Their offices are tucked away in a grubby complex of two-story buildings near the waterfront.
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It will start construction in early 2018 of a 34-storey waterfront skyscraper with luxury apartments.
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We have 300 acres on the Brooklyn waterfront between Dumbo and Williamsburg, and we're a nonprofit.
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Wild Coast Tented Lodge is a safari camp, complete with a waterfront bar, restaurant, and library.
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Visitors will recognize Curacao for the bright and colorful Dutch colonial buildings that line the waterfront.
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Thames Street's shops, nightlife, and cozy bed and breakfasts make this waterfront street a popular destination.
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One in eight new residential units in New York is being built along the riskiest waterfront.
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I run an out-and-back along the waterfront again to ensure I don't get lost.
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Now, to the delight of many locals, the dilapidated waterfront is set for an investment bonanza.
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If you love great views and proximity to the waterfront, you'll appreciate the hotel even more.
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They form the heart of this family show, the first in the Waterfront Museum's Circus Afloat!
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Mr. Ramaphosa went for a walk along Cape Town's waterfront in an exercise of calculated spontaneity.
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It opens to the waterfront, and an adjacent park, via a wide veranda and open stairs.
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The director declares that she'll be holding open auditions for a new film on the waterfront.
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Right outside is a waterfront promenade with sweeping views of Victoria Harbor and Hong Kong Island.
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"The waterfront is so essential to the project that the design literally reflects it," said Levete.
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Ryan's central thesis is that the old queer Brooklyn had a distinct economic basis: the waterfront.
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Much of the land along the waterfront is owned by the city and the Port Authority.
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Sausalito's Valhalla compound sits right on the waterfront with views of the city in the distance.
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The address is just off Sheepshead Bay Road, not far from the waterfront in southern Brooklyn.
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In February, the two had their first official date: a luncheon on the Cape Town waterfront.
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Nevertheless, Ms. Kirby said her grandfather would be amazed at the evolution of the Queens waterfront.
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We loved going through them, from a pristine Alaskan waterfront to some truly stunning sunset pics.
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Also from the waterfront, you can catch the East River Ferry for easy access to Manhattan.
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Rio taxis stop outside the waterfront hotel for guests who would rather cruise there by boat.
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I moved into an apartment near the Brooklyn waterfront, painted the rooms yellow, blue and pink.
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After about 30 minutes of agrarian scenery, get off when you see Kingston's historic waterfront district.
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Residents were still packing their belongings out of the waterfront settlement on Wednesday, according to Zanna.
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That means there could be up 6 inches of inundation along the waterfront during high tide.
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"A lot of people are mad at me," McNamee said, in a hotel on the waterfront.
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Sausalito, a tiny waterfront community just north of the Golden Gate Bridge, is an inspiring place.
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OUTDOOR SPACE: The property is 1.4 acres, with 150 feet of waterfront on a rocky beach.
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Another initiative aims at providing public access to Port Chester's mile-long waterfront for nonmotorized craft.
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Seller: Brooklyn's Working Waterfront L.L.C. Brokers: Kenneth Salzman and Kelly Koukou, Lee & Associates NYC $96/SQ.
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Much is being written about climate change and the impact of rising seas on waterfront populations.
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But the Belgrade Waterfront project has been the most contested undertaking using money from the Gulf.
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He sits on the board of the Waterfront Alliance, a private harbor advocacy and education organization.
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The waterfront scenery wasn't just for the pretty visuals, but also an advantage in getting around.
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The sheriff's office then repeated its warning not to go to the beach or the waterfront.
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The waterfront of Astoria, Queens, has been quiet for decades, but activity is finally picking up.
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Douglaston has also built high-rise towers in Manhattan and along the waterfront in Williamsburg, Brooklyn.
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More than 150 businesses now exist on the waterfront that was once the Philadelphia Navy Yard.
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The photo of this popular, Australian Airbnb listing won 38,500 likes for its sensational, waterfront views.
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The bi-state Waterfront Commission was formed in 1953 to fight organized crime on the docks.
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Because of extensive hurricane-related damages, the sprawling waterfront property remained closed for about a year.
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That certainly sends a mixed message about the long-term future of the Staten Island waterfront.
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The Edge [a giant condominium complex on the Waterfront] has its own ferry, they've got transportation.
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That's when the Waterfront Alliance will present the ninth annual City of Water Day, a free family festival with headquarters on Governors Island and at Maxwell Place Park in Hoboken, N.J. (New Jersey, after all, shares the waterfront), but that also extends from Brooklyn to Yonkers.
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According to the lawsuit, filed Tuesday in Ontario, the CCLA is seeking court orders that will nullify the agreement between Sidewalk Labs and Waterfront Toronto—the municipal organization tied to the project—and prevent Waterfront Toronto from approving Sidewalk Labs' yet-to-be-presented master plan.
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International Real Estate 13 Photos View Slide Show ' A WATERFRONT ESTATE IN VICTORIA $4.4 MILLION (5.49 MILLION CANADIAN) This contemporary waterfront house is in a wooded enclave of Victoria, the capital of British Columbia, on the southeastern tip of Vancouver Island, off the Pacific Coast of Canada.
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Here's what we know so far about Sidewalk Labs' plan to redevelop 12 acres of Toronto's waterfront.
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Wedren: And my mom was the head of waterfront there, which is to say the swimming pool.
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Experts said slavery was also rife on fishing vessels in Cape Town's luxurious waterfront in South Africa.
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A recent Albany waterfront corridor study considered several solutions including burying the highway or decking over it.
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The vehicle later came to a halt near Antwerp's waterfront, it added without going into further details.
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It signed a least to add another 37,500 square feet to its headquarter on the Portland waterfront.
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Waterfront Toronto also said it needs more information to know if Sidewalk's data governance complies with laws.
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Traffic resumed on Libreville's wide waterfront avenues on Friday, occasionally veering to dodge litter or burned tires.
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Alphabet's Sidewalk Labs will develop a futuristic, billion-dollar community along a sizable swathe of Toronto's waterfront.
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Opinion IN recent years, New York City has invested over $2 billion in spectacular new waterfront parks.
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Driving around in the cold that weekend, my husband wondered how much a waterfront listing might cost.
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Thousands of spectators had gathered on Nice's waterfront promenade Thursday to watch the traditional Bastille Day fireworks.
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The California State University Maritime Academy (Cal Maritime) evacuated the waterfront campus due to the vegetation fires.
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In 1848, Antoine Zerega, a French immigrant, opened the first American pasta factory on the Brooklyn waterfront.
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Saint won the Oscar for Best Supporting Actress in 1955 for her performance in On the Waterfront.
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The Middle East is another growth spot, with the government of Bahrain investing heavily in waterfront development.
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And, because of an editing error, the article misstated the size of the waterfront expansion in Bordeaux.
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A bunch of the Waterfront Records bands would play underage shows - Massappeal, Hellmenn, Hard Ons, Spunk Bubbles.
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One day, walking through the warehouses on the waterfront, I saw a woman's face on a door.
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The responses were narrowed down to five broad categories: population, terrain and waterfront, arsenal, resources, and transit.
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It provides proprietary coatings and linings that prevent corrosion in piping, bridges, tunnels and other waterfront structures.
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The sudden violence has rocked Seabeck, a picturesque waterfront town with a population of about 1,100 people.
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"One of my Dads beautiful Paintings," she captioned the pic of a house on a scenic waterfront.
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The Crow's Nest in Venice, Florida, is a waterfront seafood restaurant known for its surf 'n' turf.
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Feeling the onset of malaria, Maugham checked into the Oriental Hotel, where verandas overlooked the busy waterfront.
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People walk on the Bund, a waterfront area near the financial district of Pudong in downtown Shanghai.
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There are many affordable waterfront cities across the US — you just have to know where to look.
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Its beautiful architecture, walkable waterfront park, and proximity to beaches all make it so appealing to visitors.
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To act quickly, wealthy cities like New York have begun to largely self-fund their waterfront defenses.
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One of the pleasures of Noord I remembered was the pastoral quiet once you leave the waterfront.
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When he was growing up, Center Moriches "was known as a very sleepy waterfront community," he said.
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Southampton offers lavish beach homes and waterfront properties, along with art museums, vineyards, and, of course, beaches.
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Families and tourists had gathered on the waterfront on Thursday evening to watch fireworks celebrating Bastille Day.
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Waterfront property might seem like the ultimate luxury; an asset to pass down for generations to enjoy.
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"I learned a long time ago that waterfront property is something you should never give away," Adm.
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The Brooklyn and Queens projects would have to be within a mile of the East River waterfront.
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Colamussi filed for bankruptcy in 2014 and closed the picturesque waterfront venue, which dated back to 1915.
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I visited boutiques and bistros, spas and cocktail lounges, dine-in cinemas and creative new waterfront parks.
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The waterfront is lined with old palazzos of coralline limestone, whose façades were glowing in the dusk.
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Mr. Emanuel sees the museum as no threat to lakefront access, nor a blight on the waterfront.
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In building a waterfront park, users must consider issues such as biodiversity, flood mitigation, and budget impact.
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In the otherwise sleepy, rosé-soaked summer scenery of the Georgetown waterfront in Washington, DC, tragedy struck.
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He has lived in Dogpatch, a waterfront enclave on the eastern side of the city, even longer.
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"This is not a 'Nimby' issue," said Heather Gibbons, program director for Fund for a Better Waterfront.
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While Mr. Doctoroff said Waterfront Toronto had requested a broader vision, he acknowledged that Sidewalk had overreached.
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It skirted the city's waterfront and was demolished instead of rebuilt after the 1989 Loma Prieta earthquake.
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A $250 million entertainment and hotel complex is planned for the waterfront next to the Queen Mary.
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Here 50ft glass windows look out over Copenhagen's waterfront and heels clack quietly along polished wooden floors.
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Alfred Stieglitz's Manhattan gallery showed Ms. Smith's eerie watercolors of mermaids and waterfront cliffs concealing gargantuan deities.
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There were places along the waterfront, like Free 103, kind of pirate radio station with small performances.
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Google made a deal in 21980 to reimagine a chunk of waterfront Toronto from the ground up.
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He worked closely with the business community to revitalize the waterfront and preserve the downtown pedestrian mall.
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From the window, he said, they could see the site along the waterfront Amazon would eventually select.
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New developments are sought-after and often sell out quickly, especially on the waterfront, Mr. Wojciechowski said.
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The project would create jobs and needed waterfront parkland, they said, whereas trade-in benefits were uncertain.
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Pok Pok Ny, 117 Columbia Street (Kane Street), Columbia Street waterfront district, Brooklyn, 718-923-9322, pokpokny.com.
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A contemporary mix of concrete and landscaping, it's as if the Highline were immediately on the waterfront.
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And Ashtabula's attention turned elsewhere, including toward a waterfront district with an influx of restaurants and shops.
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When: 4-9pm, Sunday, September 8 Where: Waterfront Museum (290 Conover Street, Red Hook, Brooklyn, New York)
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"They want all that waterfront," said Charles Holloway, 47, a furniture mover, gesturing toward the broad river.
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Danny Meyer's taco stand is ready to feed visitors at a new park on the Brooklyn waterfront.
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It usually involves a taxi ride or bus trip through the clogged roadways near the waterfront airfield.
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Ambrish Trivedi, a Hindu priest, led a ceremony that incorporated Jain traditions at the Baltimore Marriott Waterfront.
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Crowded pedestrian zones like Las Ramblas, the Thames waterfront and Charlottesville's downtown mall are not going away.
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Some suspect a land grab, where their waterfront plots will be taken and sold to wealthy developers.
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Guests can walk off any food splurges on the site's 2660 acres and along its waterfront trails.
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Just above the waterfront, with its strip joints and auto-body shops, comes a mostly Hispanic neighbourhood.
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I recently toured the Dogpatch facility, which is situated in a former industrial building near the waterfront.
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The mansion sits on a 62,000-square-foot waterfront lot and boasts 14,492-square feet of space.
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The most expensive, at $6,999,000, was a 9,859-square-foot, six-bedroom waterfront property in Grey Rock.
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And about a mile away, at the waterfront construction, residents have been moved out of their homes.
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At a cost of $299 billion, the waterfront project is the largest in the District of Columbia.
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Waterfront views, a cozy interior and old-world charm — all at a price as low as $10,000.
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Alma's bid to make over another key section of the waterfront, though, has hit some choppy waters.
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Today–Sunday: The 2019 House Republican Conference Member Retreat at the Baltimore Marriott Waterfront Hotel. http://bit.
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Roseland Residential Trust has also built upscale rental apartments on the waterfront in the last 15 years.
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There, the downtown is built right along the waterfront, and the first floors of the buildings flood.
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A new series of waterfront developments, including a high-tech district called Quayside, is in the works.
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Back in Honolulu, one of my favorite swimming spots is Ala Moana Beach along the downtown waterfront.
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Cover: A woman places flowers on a fence at the waterfront in Whakatane, New Zealand, Wednesday, Dec.
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Some shops close to the waterfront were still pumping water out of their flooded basements on Monday.
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Dozens of police cars lined the roads and part of the leafy waterfront park was cordoned off.
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The city would also seek to create a waterfront esplanade, and to lure wildlife with native plantings.
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His slightly slouchy knit cap was pulled low to fight the chilly gusts from the Brooklyn waterfront.
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His images were intimate, whether of people cruising along the waterfront or marching for the pride parade.
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The village's 34 homes are built around the perimeter of the island, giving them all waterfront views.
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"We can bring the waterfront back to its former glory with tens of thousands of people working there in a modern, industrial way," Mr. Patchett said, referring to the revival of the larger waterfront area all the way up to the Brooklyn Navy Yard, next to Vinegar Hill.
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On April 19, Riess was arrested at a South Padre Island waterfront restaurant by two federal deputy marshals.
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Last year, Vinik and Bill Gates' Cascadia fund jointly acquired a swath of waterfront property in Tampa Bay.
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The sprawling, waterfront estate is located in the posh suburb of Aventura within the gated community Island Estates.
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Alphabet's urban innovation company, Sidewalk Labs, has faced opposition as it plans to develop part of Toronto's waterfront.
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The Port of San Diego, the agency, manages roughly 34 miles of waterfront along the U.S.-Mexico border.
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The wide, waterfront porch (my favorite part of the hotel) is a great place to grab a drink.
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Prague's ban follows suit of cities like Barcelona, which banned the two-wheeled vehicles from its waterfront promenade.
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Oceanic Global celebrated its official launch last month on the Brooklyn waterfront at a new eco-friendly hotel.
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That means property owners in Vacationland and Kapoho Beach Lots, who once owned waterfront homes, no longer do.
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"There is still much work to do," said Stephen Diamond, Chair of the Waterfront Toronto board of directors.
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Related: 2,000 Glowing Pigeons Illuminate the Brooklyn Waterfront Strapping LEDs to pigeons for Duke Riley's Fly by Night
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Google's parent company, Alphabet, has plans for a high-tech, affordable, and environmentally-friendly neighborhood along Toronto's waterfront.
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I was living with my parents in the Alfred E. Smith projects on the Lower East Side's waterfront.
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There are no Starbucks in this middle-class waterfront enclave, no fancy restaurants and no luxury condominium developments.
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His urban plan provided detailed standards for block size, lot size, street width, waterfront setbacks and other standards.
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A truck, parked awkwardly on a road overlooking a waterfront boulevard about 60 feet below itself, causes panic.
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Its waterfront is the Indian River Lagoon, which separates Melbourne from a barrier island on the Atlantic Ocean.
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You can see giant golden orbs that are hanging all around a bunch of gazebos on the waterfront.
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As the shoreline recedes by miles, these waterfront communities — replete with docks and marinas — will be left marooned.
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The home includes "direct waterfront access" to a "25-acre natural spring fed pond," according to the listing.
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I started off on my coffee-bound journey at the "Cupid's Span" sculpture on the Embarcadero bayside waterfront.
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At the Waterfront Café in Stonehaven, Patricia Speirs worries that "the timing for independence has been and gone".
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Many fear this will continue to bring more developments to the waterfront, pushing property values to unaffordable rates.
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Australian Federal Police in 2005 display more than one ton of MDMA (ecstasy) pills seized from Melbourne's waterfront.
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CLAUDIO'S The beacon, owned by the same family, on the Greenport, N.Y., waterfront since 23555, has changed hands.
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Fleissig said that there is no actual plan in place for the waterfront project yet, only potential ideas.
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We have no idea why he speaks like a bad actor doing a monologue from On the Waterfront.
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In all, it's projected to cost just under $2900 million to patch 2000,21 feet of Miami Beach's waterfront.
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They also hamper efforts to realize the Hudson's full economic potential, including along New York's port and waterfront.
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The company confirmed the sign is theirs and say it was from a waterfront listing back in 2012.
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When MIMA opened on April 15, the lines snaked along the waterfront, with 4,143 people visiting that weekend.
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Travelers mostly stayed away and visited the waterfront as part of a day trip to the famous wats.
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The bright yellow boat, edged in black checkerboard like a vintage cab, delivered us to an industrial waterfront.
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This one was in color and set on a Ferris wheel on the Seattle waterfront — the Great Wheel.
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It's a sleepy waterfront neighborhood of tree-lined streets, manicured lawns and salty breezes off the East River.
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A newly revitalized downtownDavenport's identity for nearly 200 years has been intimately tied to its 9-mile waterfront.
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Neighborhoods grew progressively darker and poorer as I rode in a cab back to the waterfront that night.
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Two distinct tangents of Atlanta's flamboyant, overflowing rap scene will take over the Manhattan waterfront on Saturday, Aug.
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In the Hamptons, the ritzy vacation destination for New York's elite, Geffen owns a $70 million waterfront mansion.
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It will lease a new waterfront office in summer, where it will showcase some Quayside technologies, he said.
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News vehicles camped out a few blocks away, for a better shot of Mar-a-Lago's waterfront view.
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It separated industrial areas from homes, keeping noxious commercial work on the waterfront and away from residential neighborhoods.
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With waterfront property on both sides, much of Miami Beach will be very vulnerable to sea level rise.
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Then there's speculation that he went to his Michigan retreat, a waterfront home overlooking the Grand Traverse Bay.
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Skip the expensive waterfront restaurants and pick up snacks from some of the local vendors as you walk.
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That bypass rerouted passenger trains from a waterfront line to a shorter line that ran along I-5.
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The bypass rerouted passenger trains from a waterfront line to a shorter line that ran along I-5.
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From the lawn you could see the shimmering waterfront, framed by pine trees, log cabins and Adirondack chairs.
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The Corner Café, a little removed from the waterfront, is near City Hall on the re-energized Broadway.
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Its louvered windows facing the waterfront will direct views past Fort Sumter toward the Atlantic Ocean — and Africa.
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On the waterfront, with flags flying on the Cunard Building, four outsize statues of the Fab Four loom.
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Smooth Sailing The bridal party boarded a fireboat, the St. Francis, for a short cruise along the waterfront.
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They collectively sought $245 million to relocate together to a new 18-story tower on the Camden waterfront.
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It is the last vestige of what once was an industrial waterfront, teeming with longshoremen and factory workers.
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Marseille has repaid the favor with MuCEM, a waterfront museum complex devoted to the Mediterranean and its civilizations.
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Kennedy, and she chose him for the library that would rise on Columbia Point on the Boston waterfront.
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And early next year, Oakland's City Council is slated to take a final vote on the waterfront plan.
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A building boom in Long Island City helped transform the industrial waterfront of western Queens into new parkland.
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Pier 39 is a part of Fisherman's Wharf, where visitors dine on seafood and stroll along the waterfront.
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Average household income: $337,696Rumson is a waterfront New Jersey town that boasts Jon Bon Jovi as a resident.
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A fountain filled with his undulating clear-glass shapes overlooks the waterfront just outside the museum's front door.
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The city added miles of new parkland along Lake Michigan's waterfront, which had been dominated by private mansions.
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It is across the street from an Asian-inspired waterfront public garden with a two-story Taiwanese pagoda.
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ILWU Local 19673 represented workers who loaded and unloaded cargo from ships throughout San Francisco Bay&aposs waterfront.
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We walk around the waterfront and then Faneuil Hall to admire the Christmas tree and all the decorations.
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This waterfront lounge adjacent to Jean-Georges Vongerichten's the Fulton is seasonal, serving until the end of October.
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At 2100,19883 square feet, 21988 Vista Drive is an impressive, waterfront estate, with eight bedrooms and 210 bathrooms.
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Every evening, crowds swarm Marine Drive, the iconic waterfront on the southern tip of Mumbai, India's financial capital.
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Painted by Kennedy on the campaign trail in 1960, the watercolors depict the waterfront in Queens, New York.
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The 45-minute route weaves through Pike Place Market and down to the Olympic Sculpture Park waterfront path.
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He said they are open to waterfront terminals, rail operations or other logistical assets to supply its stations.
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So they contacted agents in the area, including Denise Kavovit, a saleswoman at Advanced Waterfront in Newtown, Conn.
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Streets curve along almost 360 degrees of waterfront, with docks sticking out from houses like sassy protruding tongues.
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The area is known for its large waterfront homes, working farms and the 3033-acre Colt State Park.
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It sprawls along the waterfront southwest of the city's downtown and dominates the economy of the surrounding area.
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For the moment, Yellin has focused on finding a waterfront home in New York City for "The Bridge".
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He also controls IWC's biggest shareholder, Iskandar Waterfront Holdings Sdn Bhd (IWH), which owns 37.7 percent of IWC.
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The elevation of his new waterfront home in Miami Beach is at about nine feet above sea level.
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The 35-foot, 700-ton holiday sand tree on West Palm Beach, Florida's waterfront was vandalized last week.
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The most popular areas for home buyers are waterfront communities such as Pocitos and Punta Carretas, agents say.
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While there have been some new, profitable ventures, like online gambling, the waterfront still exerts its own pull.
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The demographics of the complex are different from those of the recently sprouted towers along the neighborhood's waterfront.
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When Ms. Loktev moved into her loft apartment on the Brooklyn waterfront in 1996, the neighborhood was desolate.
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It's kept some of the bait shop character and is much less pretentious than your average waterfront bar.
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The leaders themselves were gathering behind tight security in a waterfront conference venue, the surrounding streets barricaded by police.
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Which happens to be one of the best seats in the house, on the waterfront next to the window.
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Many of the new units going up on the waterfront, including the affordable units, are subject to these laws.
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Okay, it actually looks like he bought her an entire waterfront building, with a condo in it, in Miami.
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It will have two high-end retail complexes, two luxury waterfront condominium blocks and a museum and entertainment centre.
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The latest round of eviction took place on Wednesday, which saw bulldozers demolish a waterfront shanty town in Jakarta.
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Alphabet needs to win the approval of the city council and Waterfront Toronto, the government agency overseeing the development.
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The site is near multiple U.S. government buildings and a scheduled fireworks show along the city's Lake Erie waterfront.
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Then they took a walk across the city, through the Mission District to the waterfront and AT&T Park.
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Guests repeatedly praise the waterfront views and central location that makes it easy to explore downtown San Diego attractions.
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The hotel boasts understated style, friendly staff, and an ideal location a block from the Elliot Bay waterfront downtown.
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It's also a short walk to Seaport Village, a popular tourist destination for dining, souvenirs, and waterfront photo ops.
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The 12-km stretch incorporates a continuously walkable waterfront, ample public spaces, retail spaces and adaptations to climate change.
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And, just like that, with a quick alteration of camera perspective we're at the waterfront restaurant, Fat Morgan's diner.
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Landbridge plans to add capacity to the cruise ship terminal and to build a luxury hotel on the waterfront.
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A thick plume of black smoke rose from the waterfront Sheikh Jaber Al Ahmad Cultural Center, television footage showed.
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Listed with Compass for $3.5 million, the shingled home is ideally situated on a waterfront lot overlooking Gardiners Bay.
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Limassol's once-seedy waterfront boasts smart blocks of flats, shopping malls and a gleaming marina for the billionaires' superyachts.
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On the town's waterfront, women in floral dresses joined alongside dozens of silver-helmeted police officers, sweeping up debris.
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In these waterfront locales, the relationship between the moon and the New York City tidal estuary is most apparent.
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The other is for it to show how the entire project corresponds with the comprehensive planning of the waterfront.
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As for intellectual property, Waterfront Toronto has now been included in potential future revenues from products created in Quayside.
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Like always, it will take place Memorial Day weekend at the city's waterfront Hart Plaza; purchase your tickets here.
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Landbridge plans to add capacity to the cruise ship terminal and to build a luxury hotel on the waterfront.
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Pictured: Porto waterfront, Portugal Spain comes in just ahead of neighboring Portugal at No. 9 on International Living's list.
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TMZ Sports broke the story ... Fernandez had been partying at the American Social waterfront bar shortly before the crash.
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Scientists say Florida has a lot to lose in the onset of climate change aside from luxury, waterfront properties.
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The annual event was first introduced by the bank as a way to revitalize Singapore's Marina Bay waterfront promenade.
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Moving Image New York 2017 continues at at the Waterfront Tunnel (269 Eleventh Avenue, Chelsea, Manhattan) through March 2.
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Boat House Waterfront Dining in Tiverton, Rhode Island, serves classic New England seafood with an ocean view to boot.
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The Boathouse in Orlando, Florida, is a waterfront seafood and steak restaurant that offers water taxi rides to guests.
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A few minutes later, I came to the waterfront, where an old fishing harbor lay beneath an overcast sky.
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There are many new restaurants dotting the waterfront, further cementing the connection between the two parts of the city.
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The house was once the largest private residence in the state, sitting on six waterfront acres overlooking Galveston Bay.
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He also owned a $18.8 million waterfront home in the Hamptons and a $10.5 million villa in Palm Beach.
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On Sunday, Barbados prepared for the hurricane by piling sand on beaches to protect the waterfront and stop flooding.
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But unfortunately, that's what you got to do to be able to ride miles and miles along the waterfront.
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And a wave that struck an elevated waterfront cycling lane in April sent two men tumbling to their deaths.
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In a nod to Brooklyn's waterfront history, the room designs incorporate reclaimed wood from the old Domino Sugar factory.
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The couple got married for the second time in a luxury waterfront resort Montage Palmetto Bluff in South Carolina.
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The areas of Port-Salut farther west are the worst hit, with entire stretches of the waterfront washed away.
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In 1955, Brando won an Oscar for "best actor of the year" for his portrayal in "On the Waterfront."
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The current streetcar proposal, on the other hand, has the support of major developers whose properties line the waterfront.
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It emerged like a vision on the waterfront after passing through a canyon of warehouses and other industrial buildings.
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Local activists see it as a precious piece of Chicago's waterfront, a place of open views and public ownership.
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Portraying a Nation: Germany 1919-1933 continues at the Tate Liverpool (Albert Dock, Liverpool Waterfront, Liverpool) through October 15.
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He's in charge of five birds swooping around several waterfront hotels, where most festival VIPs stay during the festival.
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Luxury townhouses on the waterfront include the Corinthian Cove complex, where units are selling for more than $1 million.
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TORONTO — For the first time in five summers, Toronto's waterfront amusement park is open, overgrown though it may be.
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He had a restless night Tuesday into Wednesday after fire put on a startling show near his waterfront home.
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On Queen Street, a few blocks from the waterfront, Lese Corrigan, 59, was busy boarding up her art gallery.
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Ron Hine, executive director of Fund for a Better Waterfront, said that report "clearly refutes" the ferry company's claim.
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The museum sits in the newly developed Silo District at the Waterfront, which boasts apartment blocks, offices and shops.
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Next up are shaky waterfront views in black and white as well as color peeks at bridges and ships.
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A prototype is now on display in a waterfront park, but there are no plans yet for commercial production.
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From $360 Opened in September, the 121-room Hotel Californian is a gateway to a revived Santa Barbara waterfront.
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Outside, they walk their dogs along the waterfront through crowds of teenagers who hang out there in good weather.
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In Toronto, an offshoot of Google won approval last fall to redevelop a 12-acre chunk of the waterfront.
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After record-setting floods devastated the Midwest in 1993, many on Grafton's waterfront accepted federal buyouts for their homes.
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From here, they can unload their catch directly to the fish stalls run by relatives that line the waterfront.
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LONDON — The waterfront of Sidmouth, a sleepy coastal town in southwestern England, looks serene even on a winter's afternoon.
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A short waterfront stroll away, Teatro Sesi has live Brazilian music on the "veranda" (cover 20 to 30 reais).
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A public boat dock in front of the house, across a small road, has a deck on the waterfront.
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On a sunny afternoon last month, droves of people lined up in an industrial waterfront area of Lisbon, Portugal.
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The plan would "activate" the often-sleepy waterfront, he said, by drawing people to games and attracting new residents.
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Far-right groups arrived for a rally on the Willamette River waterfront, with lots of blustery talk of violence.
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He was floating lifeless near an embankment on the waterfront between the South Street Seaport and the Brooklyn Bridge.
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The Lees became the first black family to integrate Cobble Hill, a heavily Italian-American neighborhood near the waterfront.
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One is congestion pricing, the other a streetcar line that would connect Brooklyn and Queens along their shared waterfront.
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The hotel is also well-located downtown near Balboa Park, the waterfront area, San Diego Zoo, and Petco Park.
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For the first night in Greece, we go to a nearby waterfront taverna at the recommendation of the villa.
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Sausalito is the traditional site of the Bay Area&aposs houseboats, and its colorful waterfront has been extensively covered.
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A few years ago, the Dennetts sold the farm to buy a nearby waterfront home, on Little Deer Isle.
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"I don't think Jersey City would have become a millennial hot spot without the waterfront development," Dr. Hughes said.
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The warmer temperature made it less viscous and therefore easier to transport to a storage tank near the waterfront.
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Ominous, high-hanging icicles have turned Apple's sleek, MacBook-inspired waterfront store in Chicago into a potentially perilous environment.
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He played handball with friends, and took her to movies and dinners in Manhattan and to the Queens waterfront.
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When visiting Philly, the waterfront working-class neighborhood of Fishtown may not be at the top of your list.
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" But Bojan Kovacevic, president of Serbia's Academy of Architects, called the Belgrade Waterfront development a "crime against urban planning.
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On a recent evening, a small crowd had been drawn to the chilly waterfront: There were skateboarders and tourists.
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And when it comes to real estate, it is not just any waterfront home that these boating aficionados covet.
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As I looked out over Larvotto Beach, I saw multiple cranes and other signs of construction along the waterfront.
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She estimates that living in a waterfront property somewhere like Lisbon would raise this figure by 30% to 50%.
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The waterfront hostel, which opened that same year, was one of the first on the shores of the lagoon.
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The 20 guests gathered by a small, waterfront dock on the couple's property, waiting for the ceremony to begin.
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The institution is planning an $80 million renovation of its waterfront with higher docks and an adjacent buildings complex.
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Billy Joel built one on his Long Island waterfront estate to be whisked to gigs at Madison Square Garden.
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One group is led by Derek Jeter, the former Yankees great, who has a waterfront home in Tampa, Fla.
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K. wants to go watch the sunset at our favorite waterfront bar, and we get there just in time.
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In Maryland, about a dozen vehicles left the sprawling waterfront estate, watched by officials from the U.S. State Department.
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The end of the 421a program has also hobbled Hallets Point, a mega-development on the waterfront from Durst.
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The climate crisis, which stands to affect Miami's waterfront in particular, is a recurring theme at this year's fair.
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You're not displacing people, but you do have this very industrial-ish waterfront area that is very recognizably Williamsburg.
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Square Feet SEATTLE — The new headquarters of Weyerhaeuser seem an exception to other office buildings in this waterfront city.
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A mile down the hill on the National Harbor waterfront, the Gaylord resort and convention center has 2,215 rooms.
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As we pulled away from the steps, the rising sun flooded the curving waterfront of ghats, temples, and palaces.
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The complaints poured into City Hall in Portland, the scenic city in Maine with cobblestone streets and waterfront parks.
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Three days later, Singh, became what was said to be the first centenarian to complete the Toronto Waterfront Marathon.
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The waterfront is adding a stylish rental complex, Urby Staten Island, on the site of a former naval base.
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The seven-bedroom home is almost 7,000 square feet and sits on 29 waterfront acres, according to the listing.
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Still under construction, at a waterfront site where slaves were once sold, it is expected to open in 2021.
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Environmental concerns are also highlighted, such as the earthquakes and rising sea levels menacing San Francisco's popular waterfront Embarcadero.
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When Facebook opened the MPK 20 building in 2015, it severed access to the waterfront trail across the street.
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