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South Florida is about to go from condo bust to apartment boom.Developers are set to kick off a new round of housing construction with plans to build more than 4,000 rental apartments. Five years have passed since the collapse of the housing market brought an end to the condo construction craze that swept the region.Two …
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Start at the east end of Southern Boulevard – at Donald Trump’s Mar-a-Lago, one of the country’s poshest private clubs – drive west 38.8 miles on the same road and you reach Belle Glade, a city with some of the worst unemployment and poverty in the country. Without using your blinker, you go from a …
The market for luxury goods is in full-fledged revival mode, and that includes high-end city real estate — apartments and townhouses in the $5 million-plus range. After plunging 30% from peak to trough, luxury-home prices in many big urban markets are back on the rise. Unit sales in Manhattan, Miami and San Francisco are up …
Peter Flotz believes in bringing the personal touch to business. It’s not unheard of him, for instance, to walk into meetings for multi-million dollar development projects bearing a box of his mother’s cookies. That personal touch has helped him forge successful partnerships, he says, but has also hurt as he has sometimes let his heart …
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Innkeepers USA Trust won approval to extend control over its bankruptcy amid a dispute with Cerberus Capital Management LP and Chatham Lodging Trust over whether they will buy 64 of its hotels. The new deadline to file a Chapter 11 plan will be Nov. 10 once a formal order is submitted, U.S. Bankruptcy Judge Shelley …
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Those who want even more help are turning to rental-management professionals. “It’s been a huge boon for us,” said Brenton Hayden, president and CEO of Renters Warehouse, Golden Valley. Unintentional landlords now represent more than 50 percent of his firm’s customers, up from about 10 percent just two years ago. “We’ve had to staff up …