Big fat 'F' Alamogordo Daily News Bill Richardson not speak on behalf of the community, saying he failed to follow through on promises and was abusive toward Hispanics in his eight years in ... |
Friday, December 31, 2010
Big fat 'F' - Alamogordo Daily News
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Sunday, December 26, 2010
Town of Culpeper to enforce peddling license rule - The Free Lance-Star
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Town of Culpeper to enforce peddling license rule The Free Lance-Star A town ordinance requires solicitors and peddlers to register with the clerk's office and undergo criminal records checks before being issued licenses, ... |
Friday, December 24, 2010
Winter Park apartments sell for $4M - Orlando Business Journal:
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ONIC Golden Oaks LLC acquired the Goldehn Oaks apartments from Golde n Oaks AffordablePartners Ltd. and Golden Oaks of Floridq LP May 18, according to Orange County records. Real Estate Investment Servicees Orlando agents Patrick Skinneer andKevin Yaryan, along with Washington agents Armand Robert Sheppard and Spencer Hurst, represented he while Tiberio, Sheppard and Hurst also represented ONIC Golden Oaks. Orlando Neighborhood secured a $3.7 millionh first mortgage through Seattle-based , a delegated underwritinbg andservicing lender, according to a news release.
It also receive $1 million in federal housing funds from the Orange County Housing and Communitt Development Division plus additional moneyfrom NeighborWorks/E-America, a networlk of nonprofit organizations promotinf homeownership and neighborhood revitalization, the release Orlando Neighborhood expects to spend $1 million improvin g Golden Oaks, which was built in the release said. Lane Management LLC, the property management arm of Atlanta-basex Lane Co., will handle leasinv and property management. The Orlando Neighborhoode Improvement Corp. is a nonprofirt developer and owner of affordableand mixed-income housing propertiese in Central Florida.
The organization has developedsor co-developed 2,592 housing unita and has 1,215 in its portfolio.
ONIC Golden Oaks LLC acquired the Goldehn Oaks apartments from Golde n Oaks AffordablePartners Ltd. and Golden Oaks of Floridq LP May 18, according to Orange County records. Real Estate Investment Servicees Orlando agents Patrick Skinneer andKevin Yaryan, along with Washington agents Armand Robert Sheppard and Spencer Hurst, represented he while Tiberio, Sheppard and Hurst also represented ONIC Golden Oaks. Orlando Neighborhood secured a $3.7 millionh first mortgage through Seattle-based , a delegated underwritinbg andservicing lender, according to a news release.
It also receive $1 million in federal housing funds from the Orange County Housing and Communitt Development Division plus additional moneyfrom NeighborWorks/E-America, a networlk of nonprofit organizations promotinf homeownership and neighborhood revitalization, the release Orlando Neighborhood expects to spend $1 million improvin g Golden Oaks, which was built in the release said. Lane Management LLC, the property management arm of Atlanta-basex Lane Co., will handle leasinv and property management. The Orlando Neighborhoode Improvement Corp. is a nonprofirt developer and owner of affordableand mixed-income housing propertiese in Central Florida.
The organization has developedsor co-developed 2,592 housing unita and has 1,215 in its portfolio.
Tuesday, December 21, 2010
Freelon Group, partner HOK to design Civil Rights Museum in Atlanta - Triangle Business Journal:
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The $125 million museum is expecte d to beabout 100,000 square feet. Freelon’s design featuresw a terracotta-clad building surrounding an exterior courtyard, whichh will serve as an amphitheater andexhibit space. The winning design is inspirerby “the simple yet powerful image of interlockinv arms that signifies the linkages that empower individuals and groupws of seemingly divergent interests to find common ground,” Philip Freelon, presideng of The Freelon Group, in a news release. The Freelon Group and HOK will work withCenterr leadership, exhibit designer and project manager / to finalize the facility’se design prior to breaking ground this winter.
Freelon designex the Reginald F. Lewis Museum of Maryland African-American Historyh and Culture, the Museum of the African Diaspora in San Franciscl and theHarvey B. Gantty Center for African American Arts and Culturein • of New York and partner Stanley Beaman & Searz of Atlanta. • Huff + Goodehn Architects LLC of New York and partner Hammep Green and Abrahamsonof Minn. • Moody•Nolan of Columbus, and partners Antoine Predock Architect PCof Albuquerque, and Goode Van Slyks of Atlanta. • Polshek Partnership Architects of New York and Atlantw partners Cooper Carry andStanley Love-Stanley PC.
The $125 million museum is expecte d to beabout 100,000 square feet. Freelon’s design featuresw a terracotta-clad building surrounding an exterior courtyard, whichh will serve as an amphitheater andexhibit space. The winning design is inspirerby “the simple yet powerful image of interlockinv arms that signifies the linkages that empower individuals and groupws of seemingly divergent interests to find common ground,” Philip Freelon, presideng of The Freelon Group, in a news release. The Freelon Group and HOK will work withCenterr leadership, exhibit designer and project manager / to finalize the facility’se design prior to breaking ground this winter.
Freelon designex the Reginald F. Lewis Museum of Maryland African-American Historyh and Culture, the Museum of the African Diaspora in San Franciscl and theHarvey B. Gantty Center for African American Arts and Culturein • of New York and partner Stanley Beaman & Searz of Atlanta. • Huff + Goodehn Architects LLC of New York and partner Hammep Green and Abrahamsonof Minn. • Moody•Nolan of Columbus, and partners Antoine Predock Architect PCof Albuquerque, and Goode Van Slyks of Atlanta. • Polshek Partnership Architects of New York and Atlantw partners Cooper Carry andStanley Love-Stanley PC.
Saturday, December 18, 2010
Metro Atlanta housing market continues to lag - Atlanta Business Chronicle:
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Home sales in metro Atlanta fellto 11,369 — predominantluy sales of existing homed — in the first an 8.27 percent dip from the previous data shows. That’s also down nearly 12 percent from the firsf three months oflast year. In Fulton sales fell nearly 13 percentin first-quartet 2009 (to 2,296), from the end of last year, accordinhg to the Georgia MLS. Cobb, DeKalb and Gwinnet t counties also experienced declinesof 8.28 percent, 14.6 percen t and 12.7 percent, respectively, during the same time period.
Meanwhile, constructioh activity on new home continued to sag across the country with Atlantwa showing a more than eight month supply of according to national research firmMetrostudy Inc. Metrostudyu looks at individual subdivisions withib 256 counties in all or part of 84 metropolitan The firm is currently forecastinroughly 490,000 housing starts across the country for 2009, following a slump in April numbers. “We expected the sharp drop in theApril number, as we did the Marchj decline,” said Brad Hunter, Metrostudy’s chief economis t and national director of consulting.
Hunter citedf three main reasons for the low number ofhousinhg starts, including builders continuing to rid themselves of excess homes that are already built though that supply has been significantly Also, banks are still cuttiny off credit to some builders, even if they’re currenr on loans, and some builders are finding home priced too low to make a he said. At the same time, Metrostudt reports seeing somepositive trends. Foot traffic is up at new the inventory of new homes is declininh and foreclosures are beingsnapped up.
According to a releaser by the company, “Metrostudy’s forecasters project that starts will not fall much farthere fromthis point, although more declines are likely in the multifamily sector.” For the 12-montjh period ending in March, Atlanta saw 8,972 housint starts — ranking No. 5 out of the metro areas trackedby Metrostudy. Houston topped the list with 22,503 housing starts during the same According tothe study, Atlant a also had the fourth-largest supply of vacant, finisheds new homes with 8.
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Home sales in metro Atlanta fellto 11,369 — predominantluy sales of existing homed — in the first an 8.27 percent dip from the previous data shows. That’s also down nearly 12 percent from the firsf three months oflast year. In Fulton sales fell nearly 13 percentin first-quartet 2009 (to 2,296), from the end of last year, accordinhg to the Georgia MLS. Cobb, DeKalb and Gwinnet t counties also experienced declinesof 8.28 percent, 14.6 percen t and 12.7 percent, respectively, during the same time period.
Meanwhile, constructioh activity on new home continued to sag across the country with Atlantwa showing a more than eight month supply of according to national research firmMetrostudy Inc. Metrostudyu looks at individual subdivisions withib 256 counties in all or part of 84 metropolitan The firm is currently forecastinroughly 490,000 housing starts across the country for 2009, following a slump in April numbers. “We expected the sharp drop in theApril number, as we did the Marchj decline,” said Brad Hunter, Metrostudy’s chief economis t and national director of consulting.
Hunter citedf three main reasons for the low number ofhousinhg starts, including builders continuing to rid themselves of excess homes that are already built though that supply has been significantly Also, banks are still cuttiny off credit to some builders, even if they’re currenr on loans, and some builders are finding home priced too low to make a he said. At the same time, Metrostudt reports seeing somepositive trends. Foot traffic is up at new the inventory of new homes is declininh and foreclosures are beingsnapped up.
According to a releaser by the company, “Metrostudy’s forecasters project that starts will not fall much farthere fromthis point, although more declines are likely in the multifamily sector.” For the 12-montjh period ending in March, Atlanta saw 8,972 housint starts — ranking No. 5 out of the metro areas trackedby Metrostudy. Houston topped the list with 22,503 housing starts during the same According tothe study, Atlant a also had the fourth-largest supply of vacant, finisheds new homes with 8.
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Thursday, December 16, 2010
Regional banks earnings slide - Tampa Bay Business Journal:
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BancGroup Inc. had a net loss of $9 or 5 cents a share, for the threew months ended June 30, compared to net income of $66.1q million, or 43 cents a for the year-ago period. The bank set aside $79 million to cover loans that could go bad in theseconed quarter, according to a release. "Th economic downturn that began toimpactt Colonial's customers during 2007 has, as we continued into 2008," Robert Lowder, chairman, chie executive and president, said in the had a net loss of $393.89 million, or $1.52 a share, for the second quarter, comparedd to net income of $220.33 million, or 83 cents a in the same period in 2007.
Durinbg the quarter, the company experienced continued stress on its construction and developmentg portfolio due to deterioration in the housing market, and took an $886 million provision for loan and leasre losses, according to a release. said its net incom for the second quarterwas $428 million, or 78 cents a compared with $458 million, or 83 cents a share, in the seconr quarter of 2007. BB&T also increased its provisionfor losses, but cited improvements in interest margins and fee-basex businesses, in a release. Colonial ), based in Montgomery, Ala., was the seventh-largesr bank in the Tampa Bay area, with $1.
9 billio in deposits on June 30, 2007, according to the most recenf information available fromthe BB& (NYSE: BBT), based in Winston-Salem, N.C., was No. 8 in the Bay with $1.7 billion in the FDIC said. Marshall & Ilslehy (NYSE: MI), based in Milwaukee, had $617 million in depositx and was No. 19 on the FDIC' s list for the Bay area.
BancGroup Inc. had a net loss of $9 or 5 cents a share, for the threew months ended June 30, compared to net income of $66.1q million, or 43 cents a for the year-ago period. The bank set aside $79 million to cover loans that could go bad in theseconed quarter, according to a release. "Th economic downturn that began toimpactt Colonial's customers during 2007 has, as we continued into 2008," Robert Lowder, chairman, chie executive and president, said in the had a net loss of $393.89 million, or $1.52 a share, for the second quarter, comparedd to net income of $220.33 million, or 83 cents a in the same period in 2007.
Durinbg the quarter, the company experienced continued stress on its construction and developmentg portfolio due to deterioration in the housing market, and took an $886 million provision for loan and leasre losses, according to a release. said its net incom for the second quarterwas $428 million, or 78 cents a compared with $458 million, or 83 cents a share, in the seconr quarter of 2007. BB&T also increased its provisionfor losses, but cited improvements in interest margins and fee-basex businesses, in a release. Colonial ), based in Montgomery, Ala., was the seventh-largesr bank in the Tampa Bay area, with $1.
9 billio in deposits on June 30, 2007, according to the most recenf information available fromthe BB& (NYSE: BBT), based in Winston-Salem, N.C., was No. 8 in the Bay with $1.7 billion in the FDIC said. Marshall & Ilslehy (NYSE: MI), based in Milwaukee, had $617 million in depositx and was No. 19 on the FDIC' s list for the Bay area.
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