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residence

[rez-i-duhns] / ˈrɛz ɪ dəns /


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The closest would be a self-directed IRA that invests in real estate, but that is now only specifically for investment properties, not a personal residence.

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Although she has long maintained a residence in Los Angeles, James—who is British—lives primarily in her native U.K., where she is reported to own several homes.

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Yoon had mobilised a large group of security officers who formed a human wall inside his residence to block the arrest - a move that a special prosecutor investigating the charge said was unprecedented.

From BBC

He was arrested "at his private residence", Hengaw said in a statement.

From BBC

Banyan Ridge has a more traditional Miami aesthetic, described in its original listing as a “gated sanctuary” that features eight “unique residences and structures” that are all connected by winding paths through the tropical grounds.

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