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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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Radisson to close on Monday [South Florida] Dozens stood on the balconies of their rooms as hundreds more partied on the beachfront watching the evening’s fireworks show. The scene will be much different on Monday when the 200-plus suite Radisson, one of only three hotels on Marco Island, shuts its doors to guests and likely …
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NYC’s 10 Worst Landlords The 10 Worst Landlords is a Voice institution. Started by longtime senior editor Jack Newfield in the ’60s, it became a regular feature gracing our pages through the ’70s, ’80s, and ’90s. This edition is dedicated to Newfield, who died in 2004. It was written by students from his alma mater, …
Fantasyland or real town? It was built to be a suburban utopia, conceived and run by Disney. A decade later, a lot of the magic is still there, but some reality has set in and the people who live there want to be their own town. Over the years, that town has grown from 350 …
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Slowdown halts condo conversions [South Florida] Tenants at 210 Watermark recently learned their apartment complex in downtown Bradenton won’t be going condo afterall. And 210 Watermark is not the only member of the condo-conversion craze sidetracked by the real estate slowdown. Turnbury Park at Palm-Aire is also staying rental for now, Peter Wenzel, managing member …