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Authority approves two Allentown arena zone projects
Allentown's arena zone authority Wednesday endorsed two City Center Investment Corp. projects that are designed to rebuild almost two downtown blocks. In one move, the Allentown Neighborhood Improvement Zone Development Authority approved allowing City...Tags: Rentals, Allentown
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Builders catching on to the appeal of solar-powered homes
With demand for energy-efficient homes surging in Southern California, home builders are producing more houses with rooftop solar power systems than ever before. About 4,000 new homes were built with a rooftop solar power system last year in...
Tags: Alternative Energy, KB Home, Real Estate Buyers, Real Estate, Mortgages
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Balto. Co. makes a mistake in lowering open space fees
How ironic to read the Home Builders' lobbyist remark that fees for waiving open space requirements for new developments were so high that it was more profitable to actually set aside the open space ("Balto. Co. Council lowers open-space fees for...Tags: Politics, Lobbying
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Brent steady above $104 on U.S. housing data, supply worries
Reuters* U.S. housing, consumer confidence numbers fuel demand hopes * Worsening Syrian conflict adds to supply worries * Coming up: API inventory numbers at 2030 GMT By Ramya Venugopal CHENNAI, India, May 29 (Reuters) - Brent crude futures steadied above...Tags: Consumers, Federal Reserve, Economic Indicator, Consumer Confidence, Petroleum Industry
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Allentown's City Center gets NIZ pay day of $14.4 million
Close to half of the $31.8 million in mostly state tax dollars swept up by Allentown's arena zone last year will go to the private developer erecting an 11-story office building across Seventh Street from the arena. City Center Investment Corp. will get...
Tags: Debt Market, Loans, Credit and Debt, Business, Allentown
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Doubts face a new proposal for prominent downtown parcel
Developer J. Joseph Clarke has come up with a half-dozen ideas over the past 20 years — a hotel, corporate headquarters, residences, office space — for a prominent downtown site three blocks from the Inner Harbor. But none took hold. He...
Tags: Baltimore Hotels, McDonald's, Kirby Fowler, T. Rowe Price, Hotel and Accommodation Industry
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Home prices in U.S. cities post big increase in March
Home prices in the largest U.S. cities are recovering at boom-era levels, with a closely watched index posting its strongest increase in close to seven years. Tight housing supply and strong demand continued to fuel a robust market recovery in March,...Tags: Rentals, Prices, Tampa
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Tips for finding your contractor
After the hurricane, the real work begins — if there is damage to your property. Assess the damage and write a list to give to your insurance company. Before you hire a contractor: • Find out what your property insurance will cover. At the...
Tags: Land Price, Services and Shopping, General Contracting
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Village hikes permit fees, and more
Village hikes permit fees Starting June 1, building permit fees in Lake Zurich will be raised about 10 percent after village officials approved the increase at a recent board meeting. Dan Peterson, director of building and zoning for the village, said...Tags: Land Price, Vehicles, Building Material, Services and Shopping
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Lake Forest ward meetings encourage resident input
Lake Forest ward meetings this year will tackle topics including city finances, the invasive emerald ash borer, additions and renovations to Northwestern Lake Forest Hospital, improvements at Forest Park and other construction projects approved around...
Tags: BMW Championship, Local Government, David H. Moore
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Housing starts fall 16.5% in April, but building permits jump
WASHINGTON -- Housing starts dropped 16.5% in April to the lowest level since November, but permits for future construction rose to a nearly five-year high, providing mixed signals for the red-hot real estate market. Construction on privately owned...
Tags: Land Price, Real Estate, Services and Shopping
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Fire destroys mobile home in Pawnee Rock
KWCH 12 Eyewitness NewsState fire investigators say a fire at a mobile home in central Kansas is suspicious. Fire crews were called to the mobile home in the Barton County town of Pawnee Rock Monday. When they arrived, they found the mobile home fully engulfed in flames....
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