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Reaping a Profit, With the City’s Help [New York] Soon after Lovelynn Gwinn moved into her three-story town house in West Harlem six years ago, she received a call from the F.B.I. telling her that a woman had been thrown or had fallen from a nearby building. That wasn’t the only bad news about her …
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Hospitality’s Outlook Couldn’t Be Rosier Over the next year and a half, thousands of individuals will be visiting New York and trying to find a hotel room. They’re in for some good news: During that time we can expect close to 5,000 new rooms in New York City — about 4,000 of those will come …
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Project bucks condo trend to offer rentals [South Florida] Kyle Riva is pretty confident about the market for Las Ventanas, a 15-acre retail and residential development his company plans to build at Woolbright Road and Federal Highway. How can he be so sure in a market flush with high-profile mixed-use projects that have been repeatedly …
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Rent with a view, style: Luxury buildings take off [Boston] Boston has never been known as a mecca of stylish, contemporary high-rise apartment buildings – that is, until now. While Boston’s condo market is in the midst of a downturn, the luxury-rental market is booming. One thing driving luxury rentals is the softness in the …
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Fence dispute between 2 condo groups resolved [South Florida] The work was delayed for several weeks, but now a wire fence has been relocated to separate Sunnyland Garden Apartments and The Courtyards of Golden Gate. Installation along Sunnyland’s true property line took away several sidewalks and parking spaces. Brian Elliott, one of three new owners …
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One year later, many New Orleanians unable to find affordable insurance Attorney Vallie Schwartz fell in love with the 130-year-old Victorian shotgun in the French Quarter, which like all grand houses in this former Spanish enclave has tall, cathedral ceilings and brightly painted cypress shutters. A successful personal injury lawyer, she could comfortably afford the …
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