This should be an interesting mini Loft Project. The Arcade is the country’s first indoor shopping mall. On Wednesday, developers announced that it’s being transformed into a mix of retail shops, restaurants and lofts. The ground level of the 180-year old building will hold three restaurants and a dozen new shops. The top two floors [...]
Luxe Lofts is the second stalled condominium project in Las Vegas to be resurrected in the past year, with model units expected to be completed by the end of January and sales starting in February. Patrick Humes and David Thurman of Los Angeles-based BondRok Partners bought the unfinished 83-unit luxury condo project in May for [...]
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1900 sqft, 3 beds, 2 baths, apartment in New York, NY – Flatiron District Originally from Trulia Real Estate Search – New York
Though Las Vegas’ problems are on a much smaller scale, the boom and bust is fairly similar. Some blame South Florida developers, in part, for whipping up the frenzy. Originally from Community Associations Network National
You need a lawyer, and a good insurance agent to really understand your homeowner’s insurance. That goes doubly for condo homeowner’s policies. Originally from Community Associations Network National
Lenders reluctance to pay overdue condo fees is merely postponing a new wave of U.S. foreclosures. Originally from Community Associations Network National
In the placid vales of north Greensboro, tucked amid tony subdivisions, well-kept apartment complexes and four of Guilford Countys six lakes, sits Whitehall at Richland Creek, Originally from Community Associations Network National
In the housing meltdown, even outside the usual housing bust hotspots, some condominium owners are faring even worse than owners of single-family homes. Originally from Community Associations Network National
Residents were restless at the January 2009 Towne Park Homeowners Association board meeting. Like guerrilla insurgents, the condo owners hoped to stage a coup against the HOA board “dictatorship.” Originally from Community Associations Network National
