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Wave of development hits downtown San Diego
San Diego – Developer Leo Frey did something pretty extraordinary: He built a new apartment project when much of the multifamily industry here has focused on condominiums.
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Beware of excessive ssessments onconversions
Converting existing rental properties into for-sale condominium units can result in substantial profits. But if the developers behind such conversions are not aware of potential property tax pitfalls, a substantial portion of that anticipated profit may e
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Condos slow apartmentgrowth in Orlando
Orlando – Cracks are beginning to show in the condominium boom, which continues to drive the city’s real estate market.
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Condo developer partners with hotel
Atlanta – A local high-end condominium developer has been tapped by Starwood Hotels & Resorts Worldwide, Inc., to build its latest project here in the heart of the Buckhead area.
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Charleston shines through oversuppliedstate
Like many coastal markets across the nation, Charleston is booming from an influx of condominium converters, while South Carolina’s other big markets, Columbia and Greenville-Spartanburg, are still trying to emerge from too much new construction.
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Bottom Line: MARKET OPPORTUNITIES
Miami — At the top of any roller coaster comes a moment when the ride almost seems to stop.
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Q. Fixing a Noisy Condo I'm renovating a condominium that shares a wall with the adjoining unit. Sound from the neighboring unit the ringing telephone, the dishwasher, and especially the TV travels right through the double 2x4 common wall, which has fire-rated drywall sheathing on one of the...
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Leaky condos lead to builder fees; cellulose fibers dramatically reduce stucco cracks; failing septic systems spawn class-action suit; new precut SIPs; expansive soils wreak havoc with floor slabs; labor unions go after non-union workers in Boston
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Implied warranties, utility defends energy program
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California condo debacle, builder returns to Vietnam, new OSHA scaffold standard