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Archive for April, 2006

Corcoran Group Handles Condo Sales at Pineapple Grove Village

Delray Beach, Fla.–The sale of the remaining units of Pineapple Grove Village, a mid-rise, luxury condominium conversion developed by The Bainbridge Cos.
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Agents, title companies court new buyers

When Maria Gomez-Felix of Remax Realty moved to Concord 21 years ago, there were few Hispanic residents in her neighborhood.
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Getting started: New(er) Realtors talk about the business

Residential real estate is a competitive business and getting started can be a tall order for those entering the profession. The Business Journal queried two Realtors relatively new to the scene. Both are members of the Greater Nashville Association of Realtors and both are members of its Young Realtors Group, a networking organization for those […]

Target to appeal Edina's wish for SuperTarget with housing

Target Corp.'s plans to tear down its Edina store and build a SuperTarget in its place hit a hitch last month when the retail giant refused to add affordable housing to the project.
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Going condo

In the world of real estate, condos are all the buzz in and around downtown Nashville. That trend has begun heading south to the quaint, high-rise-free area surrounding Franklin's downtown.
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Developer turns attention back to Birmingham

With $300 million in multifamily projects under way throughout the South, developer Frank Barefield says he normally would not bother with a 150-unit apartment-to-condo conversion in Hoover.
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Metropolitan keeps building

A Columbus developer in June plans to build 20 high-end condominiums on a wedge-shaped parcel at Northwest Boulevard and West Third Avenue in the city, north of Grandview Heights.
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Dropoff in condo sales means likely price cuts

A rapid slowdown in condominium sales is spreading throughout the Bay Area, real estate insiders said, with price reductions most likely in outlying suburbs and within higher-priced developments.
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Building new city-scapes

Developer Chris Meany is a man of big ideas, and even bigger projects.
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Lenders: Deal us in

New Urban Properties has snagged a $60 million construction loan for its residential conversion project at 74 New Montgomery St., an indication that lenders still have an appetite for well-located condo conversions in downtown San Francisco.
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