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Small builders: We're shut out
OAKLAND — Wearing a T-shirt and jeans, Baybrook Homes owner Braxton Green leans over his desk and complains that small home builders are being shut out of the market as it recovers because they still can't get financing to buy land and build. He...
Tags: Homes, Orange County (Florida), Tangerine, Winter Park, Banking
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Dear Gov. Perry: Illinois isn't perfect, but it has advantages
Dear Gov. Perry, So, yeah, Illinois is certainly not perfect! With our fiscal problems and aggressive taxes, I will admit, it can be a difficult state to do business in. But what Illinois has in common with Texas and the 48 other states of this great...Tags: Regional Authority, Kraft Foods Group, Inc., Abbott Laboratories, Washington, DC, Restaurant and Catering Industry
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State turns off UNO money spigot after charter school scandal
State officials have temporarily halted funding to the United Neighborhood Organization, contending the large charter school operator violated terms of a $98 million grant by hiring contractors who are related to one of the group's top executives. The...
Tags: Chicago Mayor, Politics, Government, Daniel Solis, Illinois Department of Commerce and Economic Opportunity
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A focus on memory care
South Bend TribuneMISHAWAKA -- A $7 million center dedicated to the care of patients with Alzheimer's disease, dementia and other memory-related issues is under construction in Mishawaka. North Woods Village at Edison Lakes is scheduled to open in December and is expected...Tags: City Bank, Architecture, Corporate Officers, Housing Industry, Alzheimer's Disease
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Residents say mini-tornado hit Riverside County mobile home park
Residents of a Riverside County mobile home park said a mini-tornado tore through their neighborhood Tuesday, flinging large metal awnings through the air, which then fell to the ground. In interviews with the Riverside Press Enterprise, residents...
Tags: Weather Reports, National Weather Service, Weather
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Lack of parking delays City Hall construction
A parking deck deferred, thanks to a lack of parking. Easton's $26 million City Hall/intermodal center project, which marries a 370-spot parking deck to a three-story office building along S. Third St. will see construction start in September –...
Tags: Easton (Northampton, Pennsylvania), Easton (Easton, Pennsylvania), Binney and Smith
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Standoff in Nixa ends peacefully
cbrewer@schurz.comNIXA, Mo. -- The Christian County sheriff says a standoff that followed a domestic dispute ended peacefully just north of Nixa shortly after 10 a.m. Officers arrested a man who barricaded himself inside a home. Police cordoned off the Empire Bank and... -
M. Faysal Thameen, structural engineer
M. Faysal Thameen, a retired structural engineer who headed the city's role in the 1980s construction of the Fort McHenry Tunnel, died of cancer April 9 at his home in Millbury, Mass. The former Parkville resident was 75. "He was a quiet force in the...
Tags: Science and Technology, Groceries, Fort McHenry, Lebanon, Parkville
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Sales of new homes notched some gains in March
Sales of newly built homes notched gains last month. Builders in March sold single-family homes at a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 417,000, according to the Commerce Department. That was 1.5% over the prior month and 18.5% above the same month a...Tags: Homes, Prices
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Green roofs are a growing trend in Roanoke
ReporterRoanoke, Va.- The new green roof trend is growing literally both by the construction project and by the inch. “It's certainly still growing, It's probably been popular for the last 10 years, There are other places in Roanoke that have already... -
National home sales slip in March
Sales of previously owned homes in the U.S. slipped from the prior month as prices continued to rise -- a sign that demand for housing continues to outstrip supply. Home sales fell 0.6% in March from the prior month, to hit a seasonally adjusted...
Tags: Homes, Prices, Rentals, Services and Shopping, Real Estate
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New signs of life arise in Las Vegas
LAS VEGAS — For nearly five years, the steel-and-concrete skeleton of the abandoned resort project has taunted this city, a glaring reminder that casino operators here can't win every economic wager they place. The stalled Echelon project sits...
Tags: Malaysia, Property, Casino and Gambling, Research, Foreclosures
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