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Finding the right apartment for you
In today's tough economic climate, more Americans are delaying or forgoing homeownership in favor of renting. Everyone from young professionals to empty nesters and families are driving the demand. Landlords are at the ready, offering a greater variety of...
Tags: Personal Service, Services and Shopping, Lifestyle and Leisure, Rentals, Realty
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Honoring a lease cuts both ways
Question: My wife and I were leasing a house. We were about six months into the one-year lease when the owner told us he was placing the house on the market and that we would need to find another place to live. Given today's rental market, my wife and I...Tags: Rentals, Homes
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Travel experts share bargain-hunting tips
If you don't know where you're going on vacation this year, you may not be indecisive. You might just be a bargain hunter.
Increasingly, travelers are trading the certainty of the destination for savings, Peter Yesawich, vice chairman of MMGY Global, a...Tags: Natural Disasters, Los Angeles Times, Hotel and Accommodation Industry, Travelzoo Inc., Vacation and Timeshares
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Saving money when traveling overseas
![An American in Paris today may feel like the poet Rodolfo in the opera "La Bohème" — so romantic, so impoverished. A mediocre hotel room in the City of Light can cost $200 a night. Lunch can eat up $30. Summer transatlantic fares can run $2,000 round trip.](http://www.latimes.com/media/thumbnails/story/2011-07/63359831-21105451.jpg "An American in Paris today may feel like the poet Rodolfo in the opera "La Bohème\" — so romantic, so impoverished. A mediocre hotel room in the City of Light can cost $200 a night. Lunch can eat up $30. Summer transatlantic fares can run $2,000 round trip.")
Los Angeles Times Staff WriterAn American in Paris today may feel like the poet Rodolfo in the opera "La Bohème" — so romantic, so impoverished. A mediocre hotel room in the City of Light can cost $200 a night. Lunch can eat up $30. Summer transatlantic fares can run $2,000...Tags: Europe, Hotel and Accommodation Industry, Rentals, Trips and Vacations, Los Angeles International Airport
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Springfield police finally confirm ID of body in trash bin
news@ky3.comSPRINGFIELD, Mo. -- The human remains found in a trash container behind a home this summer belonged to Kelly Frech, a 27-year-old woman from Florida. Springfield police issued a news release on Wednesday night confirming what news agencies had reported...Tags: Rentals, Edgewood, Credit and Debt, Shootings, Longwood (Seminole, Florida)
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Condo financing in Florida to get boost from Fannie Mae
Only about 40 of the 253 condominiums at Regent Park in downtown Hollywood are occupied by people who own them.
The rest are vacant or being rented by investors to tenants. They don't have a stake in the pet-friendly development, so keeping it clean...Tags: Government, Rentals, Fannie Mae, Real Estate Agents, Freddie Mac
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In the Hamptons, catering to the rich (and their dogs) is good business
ReutersEAST HAMPTON, New York (Reuters) - Judging by early demand for everything from doggie daycare to Ferrari rentals and fine art, rich Americans are going to make this a strong summer in one of their favorite playgrounds - the beach towns on the eastern...Tags: Stock Market, Animals, Jennifer Lopez, Bellmore, American Express Company
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Airbnb rentals ruled illegal in New York City
A judge has ruled that Airbnb, the popular online service that allows homeowners and apartment dwellers to offer their residences as temporary rentals, is illegal in New York City. The decision from the city’s Environmental Control Board found...
Tags: Justice System, Rentals, The Home Depot, Online Media Industry, New York City
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FEATURE-In the Hamptons, catering to the rich (and their dogs) is good business
Reuters(Repeats with no changes to text) By Beth Pinsker EAST HAMPTON, New York, May 21 (Reuters) - Judging by early demand for everything from doggie daycare to Ferrari rentals and fine art, rich Americans are going to make this a strong summer in one of...Tags: Stock Market, Animals, Jennifer Lopez, Bellmore, American Express Company
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Deal bolsters prospects for stalled marina project
A stalled residential marina development in Blue Island has been purchased by a south suburban company that built its name rehabbing foreclosed homes. Tinley Park-based Mack Cos. acquired 27 acres at Fay's Point, on a peninsula between the Cal-Sag...
Tags: U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, Services and Shopping, Rentals, Realty, Federal Housing Administration
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Woman testifies in suit against Trump Tower
Her family too poor to care for her, Jacqueline Goldberg was placed in a children's home at age 10. Seven decades later, Goldberg had the kind of money that allowed her in 2006 to put cash deposits down on two condos in Donald Trump's luxury...
Tags: Justice System, Laws, Donald Trump, Financial Planning, Whoopi Goldberg
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Signs of change on a blighted East Baltimore block
Gone are the plywood-covered door and windows that never seemed to keep the vacant house sealed very long. Gone too is the gaping hole where the first floor should have been — a dungeonlike pit where police say a 13-year-old girl was raped one night...Tags: Forests, Land Resources, Trials, Auction Service, Rentals
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