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• Keeping a United Front

  NEW BEDFORD, MASS.— This June, residents moved back into the first 50 finished apartments in the redevelopment of the United Front Homes.

• PEOPLE

  Eric S. Belsky has been appointed managing director of Harvard University's Joint Center for Housing Studies.

• Business: If Time Is Money, How Can I Control the Clock?

  If time is money, how can I control the clock?

• How a Remodeler Survived the Housing Bust

  Unlearning bad habits picked up during the boom years is the first step to recovery.

• Exclusive Research: Finance Execs Expect More Distressed Opportunities in 2011

  Nearly 62 percent of multifamily investors and developers anticipate more distressed acquisition opportunities in 2011, according to an exclusive survey of nearly 200 senior-level multifamily finance professionals.

• Financial Reform Act's Impact on Multifamily Borrowers Yet to be Seen

  The Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act will effect both banks and conduit lenders. But as regulators struggle to reconcile the Act's principles with real-world rules, those effects won't be known for some time.

• Strategic Budgeting and Your Break-Even Volume

  Take a look at your “break-even volume,” which is the bare-minimum volume of work that you need to complete (and get paid for) in order to keep your doors open.

• Managing a Construction Business by the Numbers

  Managing by the numbers

• Historic Rehab Finalists

  CHICAGO— As the financial markets slid into chaos, the last piece of a complex financing puzzle fell into place for Britton Budd Apartments.

• Rural Finalists

  MESCALERO, N.M.— The name I-Sah'-din'-dii means “drumbeat” in Apache.