Two former employees of Jim St. Raymond, the would-be developer of a failed $350 million condo-retail project, say he improperly used escrow deposits to help cover overwhelming costs Originally from Community Associations Network National
Newscenter 16′s Ryan Famuliner was on the scene covering a gas leak when a condominium he was standing near exploded around 1:00pm Tuesday. This is his first-hand account: Originally from Community Associations Network National
Two former employees of Jim St. Raymond, the would-be developer of a failed $350 million condo-retail project, say he improperly used escrow deposits to help cover overwhelming costs Originally from Community Associations Network National
Newscenter 16′s Ryan Famuliner was on the scene covering a gas leak when a condominium he was standing near exploded around 1:00pm Tuesday. This is his first-hand account: Originally from Community Associations Network National
Two former employees of Jim St. Raymond, the would-be developer of a failed $350 million condo-retail project, say he improperly used escrow deposits to help cover overwhelming costs Originally from National Community Associations News
Newscenter 16′s Ryan Famuliner was on the scene covering a gas leak when a condominium he was standing near exploded around 1:00pm Tuesday. This is his first-hand account: Originally from National Community Associations News
Two former employees of Jim St. Raymond, the would-be developer of a failed $350 million condo-retail project, say he improperly used escrow deposits to help cover overwhelming costs Originally from National Community Associations News
Two former employees of Jim St. Raymond, the would-be developer of a failed $350 million condo-retail project, say he improperly used escrow deposits to help cover overwhelming costs Originally from National Community Associations News
Two former employees of Jim St. Raymond, the would-be developer of a failed $350 million condo-retail project, say he improperly used escrow deposits to help cover overwhelming costs Originally from National Community Associations News
Two former employees of Jim St. Raymond, the would-be developer of a failed $350 million condo-retail project, say he improperly used escrow deposits to help cover overwhelming costs Originally from National Community Associations News
