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Home Sales Fill Funding Gap for Mixed-Income Redevelopments
Chicago - Despite the lack of new HOPE VI funding, this city is continuing to transform its older public housing projects into mixed-income communities by using a grab bag of other subsidies and by hitching a ride with the city’s market-rate home sales market.
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Home Sales Fill Funding Gap for Mixed-IncomeRedevelopments
Chicago - Despite the lack of new HOPE VI funding, this city is continuing to transform its older public housing projects into mixed-income communities by using a grab bag of other subsidies and by hitching a ride with the city’s market-rate home sales market.
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No more free estimates; credit cards vs. debit cards
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Freddie Shuffles the Deck
Freddie Mac has kicked off 2007 with a reorganization of its multifamily division, hoping to make both its conventional and affordable housing divisions more competitive and customer-focused.
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Builders weather economic downturn; DeWalt circ-saw recall; more
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How to write a practical business plan; different folks, different strokes
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Staying Above Water
Minneapolis, Minn.—In a market glutted with condominiums, the Lander Group is focusing all of its development efforts on constructing 2626 West Lake, a 46-unit condominium project where the average unit is expected to sell for more than $1 million.
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GMACCH sold, renamed Capmark
Detroit – GMAC Commercial Holding Corp. (GMACCH), which was recently acquired by an investor group, has changed its name to Capmark Financial Group, Inc. The name change is being made effective in the second quarter of this year.
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Talking to clients about money; selling remodeling jobs; the color-coded offic
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Selling your project for extra dollars
Developers across the country are betting that educated, health-conscious, environmentally sensitive renters will pay more to live in green buildings, and they are working hard to market to these tenants.