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The Road to Recovery
BALTIMORE’S RECOVERY hasn’t been as robust as its closest neighbor, Washington, D.C., but signs suggest that employment and economic growth are right around the corner.
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Managing by the numbers
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Apartment Sales Volume Jumps 63% in Third Quarter
The increases in sales just keep coming. Sales volume rose 63 percent to a total of $8.5 billion from the second to third quarter of the year, according to Real Capital Analytics (RCA).
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Before you drop your prices, read this
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Relatively Unscathed
THROUGHOUT THE RECESSION, Oklahoma City has received a tremendous amount of national attention as a result of its relatively stable economy. And that attention is welldeserved.
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Boosting revenue with change orders
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Worries Grow Over Major Portfolio Sales
The possibility of Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae selling a large portion of their lowincome housing tax credit (LIHTC) portfolios looms over the struggling tax credit market.
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Controlling LIHTC Property Taxes
When it comes to property tax considerations for affordable housing, one expert summed it up well.
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Stormy Year for Windy City
IN THE LONG RUN, THE Chicago area apartment market is well-poised for sunny skies. But local owners will have to fly through a gathering storm to see the sunshine again.