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Feds rise to salvage foreclosed homes
Sentinel Staff WriterOrange County government will buy and fix up as many as 200 foreclosed homes in the next year, and sell them to moderate- and low-income buyers to help clean up neighborhoods worst hit by the mortgage meltdown. A $28 million federal housing grant will...Tags: Foreclosures, Waterford, Orange County (Florida), Mortgages, Homes
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Prosecutors move to delay Rezko sentencing, a hint he may be ready to spill political secrets
Associated Press WriterCHICAGO (AP) _ Federal prosecutors moved Monday to delay indefinitely the sentencing of convicted fundraiser Antoin "Tony" Rezko, sending their strongest hint yet that he is ready to spill his political secrets. The filing asks for a postponement while...Tags: Lawyers, Regional Authority, Joseph Duffy, Corporate Crime, Prosecution
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Buy high, sell low: GM may unload RenCen for the cash
Autoblog.comFiled under: GMOne thing's for sure, General Motors is not very good at playing the real estate market. Last May the world's biggest automaker finally bought its world headquarters in downtown Detroit called the Renaissance Center for the sum of $626... -
Arundel slots proposal divides the community
Perhaps more than in any other place in Maryland, the debate over whether to allow slot-machine gambling hits home in Anne Arundel County, where the state's largest slots parlor might be built squarely in suburbia.
Royce Clark owns a small salon and...Tags: Pimlico Race Course, Armed Forces, National Security, Tourism and Leisure, Referenda
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Va. opens its 1st state surplus property store
Virginia is taking a new approach to getting rid of state surplus property. The Department of General Services Surplus Management Office planned a grand opening Tuesday in Wytheville for its first surplus property retail store. The agency says the... -
Report: As economy slowed, states' Q2 revenues from sales, fuel and property taxes dropped
AP Business WriterNEW YORK (AP) _ State tax revenue rose slightly in the second quarter, but revenue from sales tax, fuel tax and property tax all dropped compared to a year ago, according to a report released Tuesday. The report warned that states and cities would be...Tags: State University of New York, State Budgets, Sales, Personal Income, Real Estate Sales
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Orlando takes up gay rights, Parramore, cleanup
Sentinel Staff WriterOrlando leaders made some big decisions Monday as they sought to revitalize Parramore, clean up cancer-causing pollution near downtown, help gay city employees and find a solution to controversial development proposed on the edge of Lake Eola Park....Tags: Gays and Lesbians, Buddy Dyer, Lake Eola Park, Public Officials, Government
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Seminole nonprofit groups work to reach consumers with questions about housing market
Sentinel Staff WriterHabitat for Humanity in Seminole County and the Housing Solutions Program are working together to improve and expand resources they provide locally, including monthly real estate resource forums that host free legal and mortgage support, credit-rebuild...Tags: Real Estate Buyers, Real Estate, Seminole County, Mortgages, Housing Industry
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Emirates flexes its financial muscle
Los Angeles Times Staff WriterNo, no, no, he assured one of the businessmen buying the ailing Manchester City soccer club. The price tag for the British team wasn't $4 billion, but a mere $400 million. Anil Bhoyrul, editorial director of Arabian Business magazine and a confidant to...Tags: Petroleum Industry, Real Estate Buyers, Imperial and Royal Matters, Real Estate, Advanced Micro Devices Inc.
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Lake County school officials grapple with what to do with empty buildings
Sentinel Staff WriterMoney is tight. Enrollment is growing. And the Lake County school district is trying to figure out what to do with several empty schools and buildings. Two of the schools are older ones that were vacated earlier this year, when two new campuses with...Tags: Charter Schools, Leesburg, Eustis
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$18M deal struck for Dick Cavett's Montauk property
rick.brand@newsday.comComedian and talk show host Dick Cavett is selling the bulk of his Montauk estate - 76.8 acres including 1,000 feet of oceanfront and towering 60-foot high bluffs - to state and local governments for $18 million. "It's a kingdom lot, a trophy lot,"...Tags: Charity, East Hampton, East Hampton, Sales, Long Island
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Redevelopment Zone Proposed For Removing Vacant Building
The owners of the 1920s apartment building across Spring Street from the decaying Capitol West have done everything they can to spruce up their property. Lawns are neatly trimmed and foundation gardens are planted with mums and finished with mulch.
But...Tags: Migration, Connecticut Commercial Real Estate
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