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For instance, here in Atlanta, about half of households make between $20,000 and $50,000 a year, and they are spending 29 percent of their income on housing and 32 percent on transportation.
Today, the transit, the Main Street and the new housing have all been built.
It's now 22 walkable urban blocks with public streets, two public parks, eight bus lines and a range of housing types, and so it's really given Lakewood, Colorado the downtown that this particular suburb never had.
I could imagine beautiful housing going up along there without tearing down another tree.
A bit of trivia, Illinois doesn't even have parole hearings, and Dixon Prison is a medium security facility housing burglars and vending machine vandals.
fun commentary on the shabby condition of the "married housing"; Irene's wardrobe in this film certainly wasn't at all shabby.. since they never had to leave their little cottage, it appears the whole movie budget was spent on her always-exquisite dresses and hats.
One victim's skull grows bright red flowers not far from the basement housing the bed.
Anna lives with her family in a new housing estate just outside the city.
There was some historical references to housing and furniture in parts of the world, that were much larger than would be needed for standard humans.
On the 26th of September 1983 a short dumpy 60 year old woman stood trial for the attempted murder of Leonie Haddad, a lady whose husband had recently died and had agreed to take in a lodger who came via a housing authority for the elderly.
Every Italian in a housing block attends a parade in honor of Hitler, except for a housewife, an anti fascist and a caretaker.
The very beautiful buildings supposedly housing the monastery did not seem to logically suit an island small enough to need golf carts and such a small ferry service.
im no longer homeless, am now in govt housing for $177 a month and getting SSI and spend most of my time winning at online poker.
A bit shabby housing project style is how I'd describe it, and this is how many people live on the outskirts of larger cities.
The cinematography was excellent as it really captured the scariness and isolation of the huge housing estate.
College girl Joanne Murray takes on the unenviable job of readying the student housing building to become apartments,which includes selling the unneeded furniture This takes place during a break,so a mysterious psycho is stalking the nearly-empty premises on campus."Dorm
He is the American everyman, especially relevant at the time of this film's release, when the nation was in the grips of a housing shortage after the end of the war.
Parker and his cat make it out alive but are now stuck with the arduous task of finding affordable housing in the Big Apple.
In real life, too, Myrna Loy was a housing activist, a Democrat, and a feminist.
Our married youngsters have had stormy money problems and have moved into the decrepit housing project.
This tale about a lower working class South London family in a nondescript housing project is one that simultaneously depresses and uplifts the spirit.
Angela Bettis (May, Carrie) stars as the newest resident of an old apartment building, apparently housing aspiring actors for decades.
Tom Seyr (Romain Duris) is a nattily dressed 28-year old Parisian real estate debt enforcer who works for his father (Niels Arestrup), a sleazy housing profiteer.
You won't see many movies teaming with this much humanity, much less one that spends most of its time in the housing projects of East New York, Brooklyn.
It's a remarkable reimagining of Death Wish as it would be in the real world, set among tatty Midlands housing estates with villains with crap cars and a pathetic array of mail order weaponry.
But the gentle narrative eschews the obvious cliché, and it's also nice to see a story set in a Scottish housing scheme that isn't just a tale of drugs and A.I.D.S.
To add further complication, enter Tonya Neeley (Viola Davis), a woman crusading for a petition to have her housing project building be torn down.
Now the area is experiencing a boom in housing development, and this has disrupted the nest of these deadly predators.
Denzel Washington plays Rueben James, a retired English Paratrooper, returning home to the housing estate he grew up in as a child.
Jim Mickle and writer/lead star Nick Damici simultaneously grab the opportunity to process a whole cargo-load of social and political criticism into the screenplay, particularly emphasizing the the war in Iraq and the problematic housing accommodation in big cities.
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