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Landmark Resort to include 3-story waterfall [Central Florida] Nearly three years after the Hyatt Orlando closed its doors, consultants for the new owner vowed to turn the property into “a landmark in Central Florida.” The Landmark Sun and Spa Resort, at the northeast corner of Interstate 4 and U.S. Highway 192, will feature a 378-room …
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Fells Point apartment project up for sale [Baltimore] The developers of a luxury apartment complex in Fells Point plan to sell the project, possibly as soon as this week, to take advantage of growing strength in Baltimore’s multifamily housing market. The Crescent at Fells Point, a 252-unit waterfront development on Fell Street with gourmet kitchens, …
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Developer pays $15M for Flying Bridge site [South Florida] A luxury Naples home developer has bought the shuttered Flying Bridge Restaurant on Casey Key for $15.4 million, two months after a court ruling paved the way for redevelopment there. R&D Cos. tentative plans for the waterfront property at 482 Blackburn Point Road call for a …
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Report: McAllen-area homes undervalued [Texas] Eric Rodriguez and his fiancée, Julia Raney, weren’t looking for quite the home they got when they started looking for a trade-up from their apartment two years after they graduated law school. What they got for just more than $155,000 was a 2,400-square-foot, newly remodeled home off Harvey Avenue and …
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Delays at Eden condos in Boca spur suit More than two years after Sherri and Neil Eisner signed a contract to pay $475,000 for a Boca Raton condo, their unit still isn’t finished. The frustrated couple asked the developer, Ceebraid-Signal of West Palm Beach, for their 10 percent deposit back. The developer refused, so the …
Homeowners play double jeopardy A soft real estate market is leaving some buyers with one house too many Jan Pelligrini had been searching for her dream home for the better part of two years when she finally found it nestled on a hill in Gloucester. “When I drove by the house, I thought, `My agent …