To start with, the superlative-prone developer does own many valuable assets.

Few developers own or operate the centers they build.

Foreign developers can have wholly owned subsidiaries in India if they invest $10 million.

The opportunity exists because developers own the land that carries the wiring from homes to the outside world.

The developer would have owned the north half of the street and been able to use the air rights from the street for his new structure.

Whatever the outcome of the legal dispute, the developers still own the station.

At large suburban malls, one developer usually owns the entire project.

The developers will put up the buildings and own them initially.

But this formula works best when one developer owns all the space.

The building will be a condominium in which the developers own the office tower and the museum owns its quarters.