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St. Joe quiet in drilling debate
Northwest Florida, proud home of emerald waters and sandy-white beaches, has become ground zero in the fight against the Legislature's push for offshore drilling.
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Before Tareq and Michaele Salahi catapulted to international notoriety as possible White House gate-crashers this week, the Virginia socialites had their pictures taken with President Obama during his inauguration, Prince Charles at a polo match and Oprah Winfrey at another event. They had Supreme Court Justice Anthony M. Kennedy speak at their elaborate wedding, which more than 1,800 guests attended.
Friends describe the 40-something pair as 'fun-loving' and unabashed about pursuing the spotlight and playing the debonair couple who know and are known by all the right people.
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Holiday House Goes Up For Sale
A holiday house in Wichita is up for sale and a tradition could come to an end.
The Hutchinson News, Hutchinson Kansas
KU donations in question as donors suffer setbacks
Published online 11/27/2009 10:48 PM KU donations in question as donors suffer setbacks The Associated Press LAWRENCE - University of Kansas officials hope big donors will continue to give large sums and honor their pledges to university, although many have lost significant money in the economic downturn.
New Property Tax on PEI - A really bad idea
A new plan for property taxes on P.E.I. will cost homebuyers a lot of money, say real estate agents.
Key Points from NYU Commercial Real Estate Capital Markets Conference
Courtesy of some CRE Analyst readers. General themes Unlike most other recessions, we are in a "demand" recession when the economy recovers, absorption should occur relatively quickly; however at 30% lower rents Full buildings will have debt in excess of value, but very little motivation for owners to sell deleveraging is inevitable Result fewer ...
Under Water Mortgages Threaten Recovery
Florida is a buyera s market. Home prices are down and therea s a tax credit for first and second time buyers.
Real estate agents concerned over proposed sign regulations
Dozens of real estate agents attended the Board of Selectmen meeting last Wednesday in hopes of changing the proposed policy on regulating commercial signs in town rights-of-way. Real estate agents said 14 days to post a sign is not nearly enough to conduct a business or sell a house.
Tenants: Utility Problems at Apartments
It's a not so happy Thanksgiving at the Metro Pointe Apartments in Romulus where for some residents there's no heat, hot water or electricity and nobody is around in the leasing office.
Agent Showing La. Home Finds 100 Human Bones
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Analyst expects Hospitality Properties Trust to reinstate...
An analyst upgraded shares of Hospitality Properties Trust Wednesday and said it expects the real estate investment trust to reinstate its cash dividend in 2010.
Home Sales Jump 6.2 Percent In Oct.
Sales of new homes rose more than expected last month to the highest level in more than a year as the housing market shows stability after its historic collapse.
Philly Parking Authority Gets the Blues
It's possible that Max Fisher set a record at the Philadelphia Parking Authority for the most times one person's car has been impounded, but that's not why the people there will remember him.
Toronto's office-tower vacancies to exceed New York, Boston: report
By Doug Alexander A surge in office construction in Toronto's downtown may push the city's vacancy rate higher than New York and Boston after developers added space during the first recession in 17 years.
State Contacts Investors Of Mortgage Company
A lawyer for the owner of a closed mortgage company being investigated by the state said his client has returned to New Hampshire.
LA County home sales down 5.6% from September
Home sales in Los Angeles County rose 1.8 percent in October compared to the same time last year, but were down 5.6 percent from the previous month, according to figures released today.
Maine real estate agents say sales of single-family homes in the state are up for the fifth consecutive month.
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NAI Realvest negotiates $1.6 Million sale of 48,592 square foot industrial building in Daytona Beach
ORLANDO, Fla. -- NAI Realvest recently negotiated the sale of the 48,592 square foot industrial facility located at 1870 Mason Ave. in Daytona Beach for $1,600,000.00.
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Beazer Homes Starts Development of 36 New Home Sites at Sawgrass in Southeast Orlando
ORLANDO, Fla. --- Beazer Homes has started development of 36 new 50 and 70-foot home sites at Sawgrass, off Weatherbee Rd. between S. Orange Ave. and Boggy Creek Rd. in southeast Orlando.
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Villages of Royal Palm in Port Orange will double U.S. Tax Credit for qualified new home buyers
PORT ORANGE, Fla. --- The Villages of Royal Palm in Port Orange, voted one of America’s 100 best master planned communities by readers of Where to Retire magazine, announced it will double the U.S. Tax Credit for qualified home buyers through the end of the year.